4 Key Principles of Digital Biomarker Development

Realize the Potential of Wearable Sensor Data

Realize the Potential of Wearable Sensor Data

The future of clinical trials involves real-world data collected from wearable sensors and connected technologies. Pharmaceutical companies are investing heavily in digital innovation; however, the adoption of digital biomarkers remains slow. These data types can be incredibly complex and sensitive, prone to artifact, and challenging to interpret, leaving research teams overwhelmed with no clear path to success.

In this ebook, 4 Key Principles of Digital Biomarker Development, Dudley Tabakin, VivoSense CEO, and Kate Lyden, Ph.D. discuss their approach to realizing the potential of digital solutions in clinical trials:

  1. Digital biomarker discovery must be hypothesis-driven
  2. One size does not fit all in clinical trials research
  3. Good data is more important than big data
  4. Data needs to be of high quality and fidelity

You'll learn how and why these principles are most impactful when biomarker development is conducted in early-stage clinical trials or early pilot studies.

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