02.17.23 -- One Surprising Reason Wearables Stalled A Clinical Trial

Clinical trial technologies have been innovated and introduced into clinical research with the hope of making trials quicker, easier, and more accurate — for all parties involved. But what happens when the approach isn’t as patient-centric as intended? Janssen Clinical Innovation’s Bert Hartog describes how using one particular wearable nearly derailed a study.

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Philips Pharma Solutions offers a comprehensive portfolio of cardiac monitoring devices, including both site-based equipment and patient-centric at-home devices for decentralized approaches to cardiac safety monitoring in clinical trials.

Life sciences companies are getting more strategic and ambitious about regulatory information management (RIM). This article shares four key findings from an industry survey and insights for moving ahead in today's world, including a look at advanced technology's role.

Companies need to speed up their current development cycle, yet there are automation gaps across the drug development life cycle.

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Discover data linkage: a cutting-edge innovation that unlocks a new frontier of enhanced evidence generation by linking clinical trial data and real-world data at the patient level.

Learn how database validation, database lock, and the development of the electronic CRF were used in a HER2-positive operable breast cancer study.

How does engineering make clinical research more accessible? Biorasi's Few & Far Between podcast welcomes Jamie Heywood, biotech engineer and entrepreneur, to discuss how engineering can help the world live well and vibrantly.

As clinical trial sponsors and CROs digitally transform themselves to better serve a post-pandemic world, learn why a primary focus is on how to safely transfer information among remote environments to keep trial data confidential and compliant.

Clinical ink offers a best-in-class analytics platform to support the development and evaluation of digital biomarkers in clinical trials. 

Is siloed, lagging data slowing down your trial analyses and reporting? Step forward with Encapsia and turn data into knowledge in real time.