With innovations in wearables, digital monitors and video capabilities, technology can play a role in efficiently capturing data in decentralized clinical trials. Technology alone often is not enough, however, especially considering the diverse and vulnerable populations who participate in clinical trials. Human intervention by properly trained medical professionals such as mobile research nurses is key to ensuring data consistency and integrity as well as protocol compliance. Given the bond that often forms between patients and their caregivers, mobile research nurses also can help improve patient retention.
Mobile Visits in Decentralized Clinical Trials: The Past, Present and Future
May 7th 2024In March 2024, the US FDA issued its guidance, “Artificial Intelligence & Medical Products: How CBER, CDER, CDRH, and OCP are Working Together,” outlining the agency’s objectives for protecting public health as artificial intelligence (AI) and other technologies become more prevalent in healthcare.
Digital Biomarkers Solution shows pathway to reduced clinical trial sample sizes, shorter durations
April 5th 2024Digital biomarkers provide a pathway to the future where clinical trial sponsors can potentially benefit from reduced trial duration and sample size. Learn more about these benefits from a simulated study.