The first week of September in Boston, at the Dpharm2017 conference, it was all about talks around disruptive innovations and advancements in the use of mobile technology in the field of clinical research. Our CEO was there to demo our DIY research study app building...
Our CEO, Dr. Sharib Khan did the unimagined and gave true meaning to DISRUPTION when he did a headstand while presenting Appbakery - turning clinical research upside down literally - at the Mobile in Clinical Trials conference in Boston (#mobileclin2017) Day 1 of the Disruptive Innovations...
As proved now by several preliminary studies performed by prestigious organizations, use of mobile technology in clinical trials can improve efficiency of the clinical research industry. It offers several merits such as: Continuous acquisition of data, rather than at discrete intervals, giving more insight into...
According to a 2016 industry survey by FierceBiotech, more pharmaceutical companies are currently planning or piloting the use of mHealth (using devices such as sensors or wearables), in their clinical trials, than actually conducting trials using the technology. The survey included 108 respondents from a...
Today we live in an era where we cannot underscore enough, the importance of informed consent in research and treatment - for the safety of patients as well as the physicians treating them. Digital technology has changed the face of how people learn and communicate. Since...
There is a growing realization for patient-centered healthcare system. The outcomes of a clinical intervention obtained by the patient i.e. patient-reported outcomes (PROs) may be of more importance in future than any other outcomes like clinical, physiological or caregiver-reported. As per studies, enhanced treatment adherence...