The ResearchKit™ framework includes a number of predefined tasks called Active Tasks. Active tasks invite users to perform activities under partially controlled conditions while iPhone sensors are used to collect data. For example, an active task for analyzing gait and balance might ask the user...
Two radically new gene based immunotherapies were approved by the FDA this year - Kymriah followed by Yescarta - in August and October, respectively. Approved in August 2017, before Novartis named the drug Kymriah (Tisagenlecleucel) - it was known as CTL019. Kymriah was approved for treatment...
The rapid technological evolution of smartphone and sensory devices over the last few years are significantly improving the sophistication of mobile apps, and are expanding the range and potential of ePROs (Electronic patient reported outcomes). Some mobile apps and sensors can be adapted and used...
TrialX is excited to participate and present in AMIA 2017, the 41st anniversary of the annual symposia conducted by the American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA). Every year, leading informaticians such as - translational scientists, clinicians, computer scientists, nurse informaticians, clinical researchers, public health officials, and...
Appbakery empowers researchers to take an active role in quickly building their research study apps. They can design, create pre-screener, consent, surveys and deploy their entire mobile study app for clinical trials or research studies using a web interface without needing to write any code....
iConnect 2.0 is a specifically designed online platform that facilitates patient-recruitment for academic medical centers, sponsors, and patient advocacy groups. iConnect 2.0 helps overcome challenges of patient recruitment in clinical trials by: Creating a centralized, up-to-date listing of trials within an organization using its Clinical Trial...