Making your Research Data Collection More Efficient with Mobile Research Study Apps
March 28, 2019 12:00 pm (EST)
Hosts: Priya Menon, Appbakery Coordinator, TrialX Inc.; Mir Suhail, Software Engineer, TrialX Inc.
Registration is closed for this webinar.
Three years ago Apple announced ResearchKit, an open source library to create mobile study apps. Today, the data emerging from these app-based studies is providing key insights on how mobile can create new opportunities for research.
This webinar will cover:
- An overview of Apple’s ResearchKit library and key capabilities of the platform.
- Most important lessons from three ResearchKit studies.
- How you can make a study app quickly, without any programming.
- Workshop for making your own study app.
If you are a researcher or a doctor with a study on a small budget this webinar is for you.
SPEAKERS
Priya Menon
Appbakery Coordinator, TrialX Inc
Priya is coordinating Appbakery – DIY Mobile Research Study platform at TrialX. She has a masters in Microbiology, degrees in Patent Law, Media Law, and certifications in Writing in Sciences from Stanford University and HR Management from IIM Bangalore, India. She is certified in inbound / email / content marketing from Hubspot Academy. She has extensive writing experience with a focus on patient engagement, mhealth, digital health, cancer research, nutrition, and alternative therapies and presents a varied view on healthcare and associated domains. She is a guest columnist at The Week where she writes about research and treatments in the healthcare domain. She tweets at cure_talk.
Mir Suahil
Software Engineer, TrialX Inc.
Mir is part of the web and mobile team working with Android development in mobile health. He was instrumental in creating the Android library, ResearchDroid which is an android port of Apple’s ResearchKit. He is an engineering graduate and specializes in Java, Android SDK, Android Material Design and IBM tools like IBM websphere, cognos etc.
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