eConsent in Virtual Clinical Trial
Per the FDA guidance, an electronic consent is any "the use of electronic systems and processes that may employ multiple electronic media to obtain informed consent for both HHS-regulated human…
Per the FDA guidance, an electronic consent is any "the use of electronic systems and processes that may employ multiple electronic media to obtain informed consent for both HHS-regulated human…
May 20, 2022—Today is Clinical Trials Day. A day to recognize and raise awareness as to why clinical trials are so important to all humankind. Every clinical trial is an…
Almost 70% of eligible patients live more than two hours away from sites. This geographical challenge has led sponsors to seek out ways to leverage technology solutions to conduct studies…
Trying a new communication channel can leave you feeling uncertain. However, when it comes to utilizing SMS/text messages to more effectively communicate with your study participants in order to remotely…
Clinical trials typically require a person to visit the research site regularly to undergo staff-led evaluations and discussions in order to understand the effects of the intervention. Between March 1…
We’ve blogged about wearables before—what they are; what they can do to advance clinical research; how wearable technology can aid in decentralized clinical trial design; etc. Now that wearables (e.g., FitBit, Apple Watch) have…
A patient concierge serves as a single point of contact that proactively helps patients navigate the complexity of clinical trials; while providing support for comprehension, participation logistics, and technologies. Delve Health’s…
Delve Health wishes everyone a Happy New Year, as it is customary to do. A new year, ushers in new hopes and a sense of renewed spirits. However, with each…
The Food and Drug Administration has officially taken the position that real-world data (RWD) and real-world evidence (RWE) are playing a larger role in health care decisions.Over the last 25…
1 | Wearable IntegrationRemote patient monitoring is a key component within clinical research and where the probable impact of wearable integration will be the most measurable. The increased ability to remotely…
“Wearables” (i.e., Apple Watch, FitBit, etc.) are a technology that is relatively new to the clinical research enterprise. These devices hold untapped potential regarding their probable ability to revolutionize the…