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...
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...
Smartphones are changing the world of clinical research and clinical trials, ever since the launch of ResearchKit and ResearchDroid in 2015. We have been working feverishly to tap the power of smartphones and put it to use to increase the efficiency of clinical trial investigators,...
Patient centricity has not always been the focus of the healthcare industry. About a decade back the role of the patient in healthcare product development was not considered to be that important, with healthcare companies focussing only on science and technology as the stepping stones...
Since Apple launched ResearchKit in 2015, results from some of the recent ResearchKit app based clinical studies demonstrate that study data can be remotely collected using smartphones. With the availability of android libraries such as ResearchDroid and ResearchStack, mobile health app studies can now reach out...
2016 was an exciting year for clinical research and drug development. With the backing of big research initiatives like the federally funded Cancer Moonshot, clinical research kicked off on the path of groundbreaking developments. mHealth continued to dominate health technology trend last year, with ResearchKit...
Apple launched ResearchKit in 2015, since then we have seen a number of medical research studies from nonprofits, academic medical centers and pharmaceuticals across the country. There has been a lot of interest among clinicians and healthcare professionals and the first year alone saw the launch...