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ICON CIO – Telemedicine, Wearables & AI Could Boost Clinical Trial Participation
A Diginomica article featuring commentary from ICON's Tom O’Leary, discussing the opportunities for technology to overcome key challenges in clinical trials, such as retention and diversity, by making participation less burdensome for patients.
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Embracing Digital Health
A thought leadership article by Vicki Anastasi, Matt McCarty and Marie McCarthy, published by the Journal of mHealth, on the skills and expertise needed to best use mHealth to transform clinical trials, thereby improving the efficacy of therapies in the real world and increasing pharma R&D productivity.
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Converging Goals: How a Focus on the Patient Drives Stronger Healthcare Partnerships
The foundation of healthcare is shifting from a provider-based to a patient-centric, or value-based, model. With aging populations, better-informed patients, and emerging technologies, the responsibilities and roles of every stakeholder in this industry is changing. Gain further insights on this topic from ICON expert Vicki Anastasi (VP, Global Head, Medical Device and Diagnostics Research, Real World Evidence Late Phase Research) in this recent MPO Magazine article.
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How ICON is Using Analytics & Wearables to Enhance Clinical Trials
Read Computer Weekly's recent ICON article to learn how our company is investing in emergent technology to boost the attractiveness of trials as a care option and attract more participants, while enhancing internal efficiency around drug and device development.
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Patients is a Virtue
As patients are increasingly using digital and social media as part of their consumer behaviour, it becomes important for healthcare to also be digitally enabled. In order to truly understand the value of direct patient engagement and advocacy, pharma companies need to take the time to understand how to grow successful, mutually beneficial relationships.
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Navigating the Labyrinth of Regulation and Taking Drug Safety Reporting to the Next Level with Automation
An article published by Pharma focus, authored by ICON experts Arinder Sihota, PhD and Beata Kolon, on the challenges of global clinical trials in an ever-changing regulatory environment and the advantages of applying innovative automation to safety reporting.
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Next generation of clinical trials
In this edition of Pharma Times, ICON's Tom O’Leary contributes to the discussion on the next generation of clinical trials in particular participant engagement, expansive data and the use of digital technology for patients and pharma.
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Special Report on Immunology & Autoimmunity: Turn of the coin
A Drug Discovery News (DDN) article featuring commentary from Marco Silleni, discussing the challenges of autoimmune disorders. Silleni mentions the potential for extended therapy often means that regulatory authorities are much more focused on chronic toxicities and the requirement of long-term safety data. In addition, chronic autoimmunity diseases often mean lengthy trials and clinical monitoring, therefore the qualifications and skills of assessors are paramount.
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Wearables in Virtual Trials
Marie McCarthy shares her insights on how wearables are improving the clinical trial experience for patients and satisfying the need to collect data for real-world use studies, "Connected devices drastically improve trials' patient-centricity, generating endpoints perceived as more valuable having greater value."
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Immunotherapy Combination Trials Q&A
Q&A article published by Pharmaceutical Market Europe (PME) featuring Chris Learn and Martin Lachs, discussing how best to achieve success in an increasingly crowded and competitive immuno-oncology field, where the rapid evolution of trial design has occurred as a competitive necessity.
