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?