The industry has begun to incorporate patient engagement point solutions into clinical studies, yet none have been widely adopted. Multiple point solutions can be used across each study - typically provided by varying vendors. By utilizing a unified platform approach, the need for integrating disparate solutions and reconciliation of data is reduced. In this session, learn how multiple virtualization technologies such as video visits, eCOA or eConsent can all be used through a single platform to enhance both the site and patient experience.

Patient centricity isn't just a word Medidata uses, but an action taken by incorporating the patient's perspective into designing products and solutions. Patient advisors and advocates join the Medidata team at Design Studio workshops in order to capture their feedback on proposed technologies and solutions.

Medidata is improving trial efficiencies with a suite of patient cloud tools such as a global eCOA library and integration of wearable sensors. These virtual data capturing tools will be available to patients through a Rave patient portal, enabling the virtualization of clinical trials. Through the process of Patient Centricity by Design, the patient's perspective has carefully been considered and infused throughout the development of these solutions.

Kelly Mckee of Medidata, leads a panel discussion with Jeff Kingsly DO, CEO of IACT Health, and Anne Marie Mercurio, a patient advocate to discuss the challenges and opportunities when using virtualizing technologies in clinical trials. Together they discuss lessons learned from the use of live video visits to enable clinical trial continuity along with the possibility of hybrid trials becoming the new normal for the near future.

Even under COVID-19 quarantine, patients wearing remote sensors keep clinical research moving forward digitally. Bill Byrom, Signant Health, moderates this podcast with Paul and Jennifer Goldsack, Digital Medicine Society, and serves on the Steering Committee for the August 2020 virtual Digital Technology in Clinical Trials conference co-sponsored by DIA and the ePRO Consortium of the Critical Path Institute.