Wearables & Sensors Resources

  1. Reliable Methods For Examining Long-Term Wearables In Gait & Sway 2/21/2023

    Review this evaluation framework for wear duration when confirming if wearable sensor-based methods for capturing gait and balance impairment in the free-living environment are fit for purpose.

  2. Preparing Studies With eConsent For IRB Approval 6/7/2023

    Understand how eConsent can benefit trials and align with IRB ethical commitments, how to prepare your IRB submission for approval, and the future impact of large language models.

  3. Evaluating Wearable Data Platforms For Endpoint-Driven Studies 2/24/2026

    Endpoint‑driven studies need platforms that unify wearable data with trial systems, support derived measures, and ensure traceability so continuous data becomes reliable clinical evidence.

  4. What Does The New FDA DHT Guidance Mean? 1/18/2024

    In December 2023, the FDA released the final version of its digital health technologies guidance, outlining the facilitated use of sensor-based DHTs and wearables in clinical investigations.

  5. Navigating Wearable Integration: Key Operational Considerations 4/5/2024

    Explore wearable devices' transformative potential and innovative capabilities for data collection, patient monitoring, and endpoint measurement.

  6. 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.

  7. How Site And Patient Research Optimizes Clinical Trials 6/17/2024

    Signant’s patient and site research enhances digital health technology in clinical trials by optimizing usability and design. These insights drive improvements in product features, study designs, and training materials.

  8. Evaluating Usability And Incorporating The Patient Experience In DECODE-Nocturnal Scratch 4/22/2024

    The DECODE-Nocturnal Scratch group, launched in November 2023, aims to introduce a purpose-built digital measure of nocturnal scratching to enhance patient-focused drug development in dermatology and provide deeper clinical insights.

  9. Developing A Patient-Centric Measure Of Nocturnal Scratch 1/24/2024

    Lucy Cesnakova, MS, Program Lead at the Digital Medicine Society describes how their work demonstrates the relevance of measuring nocturnal scratch behaviors to patients with Atopic Dermatitis.

  10. How Electronic Source Data Revolutionizes Clinical Research 7/14/2023

    By increasing interoperability and embracing digital solutions, see how the research community can maximize the benefits offered by eSource, leading to improved trial outcomes and data quality.