Clinical Trials to Benefit from Patient-Generated Mobile Data
Cloud-based vendor Medidata and digital health vendor Validic have joined forces to leverage patient-generated data from mobile health devices and apps to support clinical research.
Cloud-based vendor Medidata and digital health vendor Validic have joined forces to leverage patient-generated data from mobile health devices and apps to support clinical research.
Data derived from the more than 175 mHealth devices and apps in the Validic digital health platformincluding Fitbit, Garmin, Jawbone, and Withingscan now be integrated into Medidatas Clinical Cloud that gathers patient data from these mHealth tools and integrates it with other study data, including lab information, clinician-entered vital signs and adverse events.
Also See: Activity Tracker Data Going into Clinical Research Cloud
The Medidata-Validic collaboration significantly increases the breadth of mHealth tools that can be used to support clinical research, giving trial sponsors greater flexibility to select sensors, wearables and apps based on specific study endpoints and patient needs, states the announcement.
By equipping patients with sensors, wearables and apps in clinical trials, the vendors say researchers will gain insights more quickly while enabling new study endpoints that will reveal digital biomarkers, providing a better understanding of patient outcomes and disease progression. In addition, they say patients will have improved experiences in clinical trials given the reduction in required site-administered procedures and site visits.
Earlier this year, Validic announced a deal with Cerner in which patients whose physicians use Cerners electronic health records system would be able to load clinical, fitness, wellness, and nutritional data into their personal health portal.
Data derived from the more than 175 mHealth devices and apps in the Validic digital health platformincluding Fitbit, Garmin, Jawbone, and Withingscan now be integrated into Medidatas Clinical Cloud that gathers patient data from these mHealth tools and integrates it with other study data, including lab information, clinician-entered vital signs and adverse events.
Also See: Activity Tracker Data Going into Clinical Research Cloud
The Medidata-Validic collaboration significantly increases the breadth of mHealth tools that can be used to support clinical research, giving trial sponsors greater flexibility to select sensors, wearables and apps based on specific study endpoints and patient needs, states the announcement.
By equipping patients with sensors, wearables and apps in clinical trials, the vendors say researchers will gain insights more quickly while enabling new study endpoints that will reveal digital biomarkers, providing a better understanding of patient outcomes and disease progression. In addition, they say patients will have improved experiences in clinical trials given the reduction in required site-administered procedures and site visits.
Earlier this year, Validic announced a deal with Cerner in which patients whose physicians use Cerners electronic health records system would be able to load clinical, fitness, wellness, and nutritional data into their personal health portal.
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