Wearables & Sensors Resources

  1. Advancements In Digital Health Applications In Clinical Trials 1/18/2024

    Reflecting on the past year, take time to review the significant strides the digital health industry has made, especially in digital measures for clinical research.

  2. Real-World Value Realized From DHTs In Clinical Trials 10/22/2024

    Explore four real-world examples of clinical trials that successfully integrated DHTs. Each case study highlights how DHTs impacted specific aspects of trial design.

  3. FDA Releases Updated Draft Guidance On Decentralized Clinical Trials 6/12/2023

    Take a closer look at the FDA's draft guidance on designing and implementing DCTs, notably remote trial visits, the use of digital health technologies, institutional review board oversight, and more.

  4. Digital Health's Role In Improving Patient Engagement 6/17/2022

    Digital health is proving to be much more than just a trendy fad—it’s a movement that is here to stay. So how can digital health improve patient engagement, and why is it important?

  5. Choosing An EDC With A Robust API For DTx Clinical Trials 4/20/2022

    This white paper explores the importance of choosing an EDC with an API before starting a clinical trial.

  6. Combining Patient-Centric Technology and RWD For Comprehensive Evidence 8/10/2022

    Explore how by combining digital technologies with secondary RWD, researchers can gather a more holistic understanding of the patient. 

  7. Guide: How Connected Devices Improve Clinical Trial Data 5/29/2024

    Gain an overview of how and why connected devices provide sponsors and CROs with better clinical trial data, and offer patients much better trial experiences!

  8. Why The Future Looks Bright For eCOA In Clinical Trials 5/16/2023

    Unearth the ways electronic clinical outcome assessment technology is revolutionizing data collection, improving patient experiences, and enhancing trial outcomes.

  9. Guidance For Gathering Complete, Unbiased Data From Wearables 4/21/2022

    A critical aspect of wearable-enabled clinical trials is usability. This resource serves as a guide to understanding the impact each element of usability has on trial success.

  10. Increasing The Usefulness Of PROs In Oncology Research 2/20/2024

    Dr. Anthony Everhart (Clinical VP, Signant Health) and Tim Meyer (Professor, University College London) discuss opportunities for increasing the usefulness of PROMs.