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Sensor-based digital health technologies to capture endpoints in recent clinical trials: a scoping review

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By Julia Garcia, Margaret Mordin, Bidur Banjara, Cassondra J Saande, Katelyn R. Keyloun, Jessica Abel, Ari Gnanasakthy, Bill Byrom
| Nature Verified
Abstract Sensor-based digital health technologies (DHTs) enable continuous collection of physiological data, sensor-based functional outcomes, and performance outcomes in clinical and real-world settings. However, cross-therapeutic reviews examining sensor-based DHTs as outcome measurement tools rather than interventions in recent pharmaceutical and device trials are lacking, limiting understanding of practical implementation and utility in COA development for use in clinical trials.
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Get paid without guilt: 6 lessons I’ve learned

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By Jessica Abel
| jessicaabel.com
We’ve been holding the Simplify to Amplify Roundtable monthly for several months now, and I’ve fielded many burning questions about creative business, from how to answer the dreaded “what do you do?” question, to how to improve sales. But one of the most painful and pressing questions I get every single time comes down to something like, “How can I justify charging ‘a lot’ of money?” I put “a lot” in scare quotes, because “a lot” could mean $25 to one person and $25,000 to another.
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Behind the scenes with Kenan Theatre Company

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By Jessica Abel
| The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Part of the dramatic art department, Kenan Theatre Company offers a space for undergraduate students of all majors to learn essential elements of theater — including acting, production and technical skills — from professional directors and one another. For the undergraduate actors in “Men on Boats,” evening rehearsal begins with an energetic vocal warm-up. It is a necessity, says director Claire Koenig.
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