CLINICAL TRIAL WEARABLES & SENSORS INSIGHTS
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Pros & Cons Of Using Wearables In Clinical Trials
What are the biggest advantages and challenges of using wearables in a clinical trial? And who do you need on your team to add wearables to a trial? These are the questions Bryan Hansen, Ph.D. of Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine answers in this Q&A.
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Wearables: An Essential For Decentralized Clinical Trials
Bryan Hansen, Ph.D., director of Innovative Health at Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine, discusses types of wearables, his experience using them in neurological disease clinical trials, and some future plans for these devices.
WEARABLES & SENSORS RESOURCES
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Review the final release of "Digital Health Technologies for Remote Data Acquisition in Clinical Investigations”, where the FDA acknowledges DHT value and the increasing use of them in clinical trials.
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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.
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Shipping and storing advanced therapeutics are complex processes, but advancements in accountability, wearables, and technology capture real-time factors critical to safety and protocol.
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Understand the gaps between how data is collected in real-world evidence (RWE) and randomized clinical trials (RCT) and how RWE is quickly finding ways to catch up.
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Explore this near real-time adherence monitoring solution for clinical trial sponsors that compares wearable device data collected from a participant's scheduled activities and visit dates.
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Unearth the ways electronic clinical outcome assessment technology is revolutionizing data collection, improving patient experiences, and enhancing trial outcomes.
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Discover how forward- thinking life science companies are defining their vision and looking for like-minded partners to execute information technology.