06 Sep 2021 | 02:45 PM GMT

Digital biomarkers in Clinical Trials

About this Meeting

Digital biomarkers have the potential to form part of clinical research studies; while these can be used as endpoints in clinical trials, digital biomarkers can also be used to define inclusion/exclusion criteria, define treatment allocation arms, support dose selection or identify patients that should stop participating in the trial. However, even though ‘digital biomarkers’ has been a buzz word for a while now, there is still a lot of work to be done in regards to technical and clinical validation of digital biomarkers. Join us in this conversation with other senior leaders where we will discuss:   
  •  Differences between eCOA (electronic clinical outcome assessment) and Digital Biomarkers 
  •  What is the most promising use case for digital biomarkers in clinical trials (e.g inclusion/exclusion criteria, endpoints, treatment allocation arms, dose selection, etc)?  
  •  What is the role of initiatives like the DATAcc and EVIDENCE from DiMe or the Digital Biomarker Discovery Pipeline? 
  •  What do we need to do to improve the validation of digital biomarkers?