Flexible Sampling Architecture
Supports time-based, event-based, and random sampling strategies aligned with ESM protocols.
Real-time, context-aware clinical data capture synchronized with multimodal physiological signals.
Real-time, context-aware clinical data capture synchronized with multimodal physiological signals.
EMA is a scientifically validated method for capturing patient-reported symptoms, behaviors, and contextual information in real time. By collecting data in the moment and in natural environments, EMA provides accurate, reliable, and ecologically valid insights that go beyond traditional memory-based recall.
Supports time-based, event-based, and random sampling strategies aligned with ESM protocols.
Design dynamic, multi-domain assessments covering emotional, cognitive, and behavioral states.
Ensures timestamped, structured, and analysis-ready response datasets with minimal missingness.
Improves participant engagement, and reduces attrition in long-term ambulatory studies.
Design, preview, and manage EMA questionnaires in one place. The Spica Questionnaire Builder gives researchers a powerful yet easy-to-use workspace to create customized EMA questionnaires—without coding. Build, preview, publish, and collect responses seamlessly, all from a single dashboard.
Features:
Take full control of your EMA studies—from questionnaire design to real-world data collection.
Create sophisticated questionnaires using an intuitive visual interface.
Choose from multiple question types and customize questionnaires for any research protocol.
Instantly preview every questionnaire on mobile, tablet, and desktop before deployment.
Reduce the time required to prepare questionnaires and launch studies.
Simple, mobile-friendly questionnaires improve response rates and participant engagement.
Responses are automatically synchronized with the Spica Dashboard and ready for export and analysis.
Watch how easy it is to create, preview, and deploy EMA questionnaires.
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