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Articles by Michelle Petersen
7 predictions for how clinical trials will look in 10 years
The way clinical trials are being run is gradually changing with the implementation of new technologies. AI, wearables, virtual and in silico trials, digital biomarkers and personalized medicine are all likely to play a major role in the future of clinical trials. Here seven clinical experts representing pharma, CROs, patient groups, academia and health futurism make their predictions for how clinical trials will look in 10 years time.
How full virtual clinical trials can become reality in the next 10 years
Michelle Petersen, founder of Healthinnovations, takes a deep dive into the importance of implementing virtual clinical trials, the challenges still facing them and how the development of Electronic Health Records, synthetic biology and nanopores could overcome these in the next 10 years.
The most effective clinical trial data collection technologies - INDUSTRY VOICES
Data. Data. Data. Pharma and CROs have more clinical study data at their fingertips than ever before, but many feel they are not yet using it in the best way. Which technologies and strategies are most effective for generating reliable data? What benefits is this actually driving? What challenges still need to be overcome? In a new series, we explore these questions with some of the experts working to answer them every day.
Innovations in clinical trial data capture
In the first of our new series on clinical data collection and management, Michelle Petersen explores innovative data capture strategies to improve patient retention and recruitment. When asked about the future innovations of data capture in clinical trials, the majority of experts will say concentrating on the qualitative as opposed to the quantitative is key here.
The challenges with privacy and regulation in mobile health - and how to solve them
One of the largest problems relating to the privacy and regulation of mobile devices are those people marketing unapproved medical apps and wearables (low-risk devices) as medical devices. The language within the sphere of mHealth is quite clear, a medical device is any device or linked mobile app which claims to diagnose, treat, prevent or monitor disease and injury under the supervision of a physician. Thus, medical devices need to be approved by a federal body before they are used on consumers.
The future of clinical trials - INDUSTRY VOICES
Artificial Intelligence, mHealth, Internet of Things (IoMT), big data, social media; there's no doubt that technology is changing clinical trials. However, everyone has different ideas about how best to use these technologies and where they are taking the trials of the future. Additionally, with innovative trial designs, increasingly patient-centric approaches, biomarkers and personalised medicine, clinical trials could look very different in 5, 10 or 20 years.
Holograms, AI and 'lab-tags': The future of clinical trials?
When it comes to the evolution of clinical trials, the good news is that there is still room for a vast amount of improvement; the even better news is that the technology to enable improvement is already in existence. To simplify, the desired result of any clinical trial is reproducibility at every stage, therefore, every stage must be taken into account.
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