Clinical ink announces the publication of “Using a smartwatch and smartphone to assess early Parkinson’s disease in the WATCH-PD study” in npj Parkinson’s Disease.
Sponsors considering using data from sensors and wearables in their clinical trials worry about three scenarios: collecting too little data, collecting too much data, and collecting bad data. Each outcome could likely impact their study or a portion of it with a significant waste of time, money, and patient goodwill.
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Clinical ink’s Chief Innovation Officer, Joan Severson, discusses how the fusion of sensor systems assists in clinical research. Find out about this approach.
Measure Visuomotor Coordination, Balance, and Motor Performance The Clinical ink Mobile Gait and Balance Assessment measures visuomotor coordination, balance, and motor performance. It utilizes multiple
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Measure Arm Stability and Motor Performance The Clinical ink Mobile Postural Tremor Assessment measures arm stability and motor performance by measuring moment-to-moment changes in upper
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Measure Visuomotor Coordination and Motor Performance The Clinical ink Mobile Finger Tapping Test measures a patient’s ability to rapidly generate and coordinate rhythmic motor movements.
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Measure Emotional Affect, Voice, and Respiratory Function The Clinical ink Mobile Phonation Assessment measures emotional affect, voice and respiratory function. Data from the phonation assessment
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To accelerate bench-to-bedside therapeutic pipelines, clinical trials are undergoing a dramatic shift in landscape by implementing quantitative medicine practices. Such practices are aimed at better
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There’s a meme circulating with the caption, “Everything in this picture is now in your pocket or on your wrist.” Pictured is a mound of
UX Design: A Prerequisite for Deploying Wearables and Sensors in Clinical Trials Read More...
An Engineering Feat that Requires an Expert, Multidisciplinary Team Years ago, the US Bureau of Product Safety within the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) required
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We’re all familiar with the parable of the blind men describing an elephant. Each drew his conclusions about the nature of an elephant from limited
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WATCH-PD: Detecting Early-Stage Parkinson’s Status Wearable and sensor technologies empower researchers to capture the full spectrum of patient health—formerly inaccessible, but now available through the
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