August 13th 2020
A compilation of recent notable news developments that pertain to the clinical trials industry.
Sentiment Analysis: Understand Your Healthcare Customers
March 17th 2015Sentiment analysis can give health care organizations a competitive edge in understanding what customers think about their healthcare experience, to help reduce costs and improve care service and to lead to new clinical research and treatments. In addition, it taps into a new channel of pharmacovigilance input information that can enable Marketing Authorization Holders to keep abreast of opinions on the safety of their products in real time.
Role of India in Global Clinical Trial Feasibility
February 26th 2015The current regulatory environment of a particular country plays an important role in the geographic selection. For India, it is very relevant because of problems in clinical trials approval and conduct issues during last few years.
2020 Vision: Fulfilling the Future of Clinical Research
February 19th 2015IntroductionAfter decades of promise, we have begun to realize the fruit of “-omics” technology. Recent advances in proteomics, genomics and metabolomics have enabled us to understand the molecular basis of disease at both the diagnostic and treatment levels. Equally important, a growing suite of biomarkers now provides predictive value for diagnosis, disease progression and cure/remission.
The Use of mHealth in Clinical Trials
February 11th 2015In early January, Novartis selected Qualcomm Life as a global digital health collaborator for its Trials of The Future program. That program is designed to leverage healthcare technology to improve the experience of clinical trial participants and patients using Novartis products.
Transforming Cognitive Health Conditions through Clinical Games
December 15th 2014As clinical games emerge as a new tool for diagnosing and treating cognitive health, it is important to understand how these tools work and the ways in which these tools are validated, as well as how to realize their full potential.