STAT E-BOOK The digital technologies transforming clinical trials Download E-Book Technology is spurring rapid advances in how we diagnose and treat disease.
Real-world data has the potential to accelerate the drug development process. Apps, electronic health records, and wearables can help researchers collect real-time data on symptoms, vital signs, and patient outcomes, and allow more people to participate in clinical trials. New technologies also stand to speed up the drug approval process. Regulators are getting a better handle on how, and when, these new streams of data can be used to support new drug applications and post-market studies.
But that promise is only as good as the quality of the data researchers collect, and the technical infrastructure they can use to make sense of it. The stories in this e-book reflect the growing potential of technology in clinical research, as well as the hurdles that stand in the way of its broader use. Download E-Book
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