Digital Technology in Clinical Trials

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Greater decentralization is associated with an aim to collect more outcomes data directly from patients away from the clinic. This session explores a number of approaches that facilitate greater capture of outcomes data in remote settings including: the greater use of the patient’s own mobile device (BYOD) to collect ePRO data; the use of integrated wearables and sensors to collect objective outcomes measures while retaining a simple user experience for sites and patients; and the development of performance outcome tests leveraging the smartphone sensors to provide additional measures embedded in the ePRO workflow.

Learning Objective : At the conclusion of this session, participants should be able to:

• Understand the considerations involved in determining a BYOD strategy for ePRO data collection
• Determine solution design elements to simplify site and patient experience when using sensors and wearables alongside ePRO
• Discuss the potential and challenges in deriving novel PerfO endpoints using onboard smartphone sensors

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