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|Podcasts|September 6, 2022
Pioneers in Patient Data Capture
Author(s)Lisa Henderson, Andy Studna, Senior Editor
Christine McSherry, CEO of Casimir and Mindy Leffler, President and Chairman of Casimir, now a part of CRO Emmes, discuss their path to true patient focused drug development based on their experiences raising sons with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD). By understanding early and actual measurable endpoints that matter to DMD patients and caregivers, and providing PROs that can capture data that matters, the women hope to influence other diseases and the quality of life for people that have very little time to waste.
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