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...
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...
Research study apps on smartphones is changing the way medical research can be done. When Apple launched its Researchkit two years, back, it turned millions of iPhone around the world into ‘a powerful tool for medical research’. Following it up with the Android ports of...