11.02.22 -- Trends In DCT Remote Monitoring For Medication Adherence
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With inflation at its highest rate in four decades and attrition rates at clinical research sites exceeding most industries, developing fair marketing value (FMV) for investigator grants is more contentious than ever. Join IQVIA Technologies for a topical discussion on budgeting in today’s tumultuous environment.
Guest Column | By Carl A. Morris, Roxana Donisa Dreghici, and J. Patrick Gonzalez, Solid Biosciences
Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD), the most common form of muscular dystrophy, is an X-linked recessive disease that affects approximately one in 5,000 live male births and has no curative therapy. This article discusses the limitations of classical therapeutic endpoints and how to consider novel strategies.
Article | By Henry McNamara, Oracle Health Sciences
The industry has been forced to change, adapt, and innovate in unexpected ways, compressing digital transformation roadmaps for how clinical trials are planned and conducted. But can we maintain and continue this rapid transformation?
Plain language summaries (PLS) of clinical trial results are a critical tool in medical communication to help disseminate summarized, easy-to-digest research information to general audiences. Here are key insights into developing an effective PLS.
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Guest Column | By Mathini Ilancheran and Anthony Londino, Clinical Leader
With the implementation of real-time remote monitoring technology, pharmas will be able to do more remote studies that will allow clinical trial patients to visit sites less frequently. This will remove the burden on patients and improve patient recruitment and retention. This article focuses on the patient medication adherence market.
In recent years, the direct-to-patient model, which brings medical procedures to a patient’s home, has emerged as a solution for sponsors to increase patient recruitment and retention in clinical trials.
In this case study, discover the complexity that decentralized clinical trials (DCTs) may add to patient enrollment and retention due to the lack of interaction between patient and trial personnel.
Discover how PHILIPS makes at-home clinical trials easy with the DCT+ app.
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