MyVeeva for Patients

Bug fixes and performance enhancements.

• The registration process is streamlined.
• You can now set up a PIN as a login method.
• You can now reset your email, password, and phone number from your account settings.
• You can now recover your account with an activation code.
• You can now start, resume, and submit surveys for up to 30 days without an internet connection.
• You can now update your preferred language to be Arabic (Israel), Catalan (Spain), English (Australia), German (Belgium), Hebrew (Israel), or Hungarian (Hungary).

Bug fixes and performance enhancements.

Bug fixes and performance enhancements.

Bug fixes and performance enhancements.

Bug fixes and performance enhancements.

• You can now ask for help from forms and the Study tab.
• You can now use your email as a form of verification to register and log in.
• Caregivers now have access to sign forms and answer surveys that are assigned to them.
• The app has been reorganized to provide a more constant framework in which to add new features in the future.

Bug fixes and performance enhancements.

Bug fixes and performance enhancements.

You can now start, resume, and submit your assigned surveys as scheduled while offline, and submissions are sent the next time your device connects to the network.
You can now see additional study details, images, and contact information on the Study page when they are added for your study.
You can now interact with push notifications while the app is open to access a different task.
You can now log in to the app using a self-created PIN.
Bug fixes and performance enhancements.

Bug fixes and performance enhancements

Bug fixes and performance enhancements

You can now view visits and join virtual visits.
You can now use your biometric information to log in and sign consent forms.
You can now answer new types of survey questions, and surveys may now have optional questions and images.
You may now receive ordered tasks.
You can now receive enhanced push notifications.
Bug and performance fixes.

This release includes various bug fixes and performance improvements.

You can now answer multiple choice, date and/or time entry, number entry, and single choice dropdown survey questions.

You can now receive push notifications.

We updated the look and feel of the app.

You can now view notifications in your notification bell. You can select a notification to go to the related task.

New preferred languages: Chinese (Singapore), Norwegian, Spanish (Mexico), Swedish, Thai, and Turkish.

Bug and performance fixes.

• You can now take surveys. If you're assigned surveys by your study team, you'll receive them as tasks and notifications.
• You can now resume and submit surveys offline if you started the survey before you went offline. Surveys you submit while offline are saved to your device until you’re back online.
• You can now set your time zone in your account settings. Notifications and tasks may be sent or assigned to you based on your setting. Times displayed in the app are in your chosen time zone.
• You can now update your preferred language to be Dutch, Japanese, Korean, or Portuguese (Brazil) in your account settings. When you do so, we update our apps and the messages we send you to be in the new language.This release also includes various bug fixes and performance improvements.

• You can now draw your signature on consent forms instead of tapping to sign. For some studies, you may be required to draw your signature. For others, you can choose how you want to sign.
• You can now view study staff’s signatures on the .PDF files of consent forms that you signed. When a study team member signs the form, we update the .PDF file in MyVeeva for Patients to include their electronic signature at the end.
• When you verify your identity, you can now receive the code in a phone call instead of a text message. This can be helpful if you’re trying to log in, submit a consent form, or update your account settings and can’t receive text messages due to issues with your wireless carrier.
• You can now update your preferred language in your account settings. When you do so, we update our apps and the messages we send you to be in the new language. The materials such as consent forms that study sites send you may or may not be in your preferred language.
• This release also includes various bug fixes and performance improvements.

• You can now review and sign or decline consent forms as a proxy, guardian, legally authorized representative, witness, or translator.
• You can now view documents that sites share with you other than consent forms.
• The layout and style of MyVeeva for Patients are now updated to improve its accessibility and navigation. You can now switch between the Tasks and Documents pages, view your account settings, view notifications, and switch between roles.
• You may now need an unlock code to sign a consent form. If the study requires one, you can view the forms they send to you but won't be able to sign them until you have the unlock code. When they give you the code, you can enter it to sign the form.
• You can now view app text in French, German, Italian, and Polish. We've also improved our Spanish translations.
• This release also includes various bug fixes and performance improvements.