Pharmaceutical Executive November 22, 2022
Editorial Staff

The Digital Medicine Society (DiMe) CEO Jennifer Goldsack and Takeda’s Head of Digital Health Sciences, Data Sciences Institute Shoibal Datta describe the current landscape of digitized clinical trials and discuss the business imperatives and strategic decisions needed to realize the full promise of digital in developing effective new therapies for patients.

PE: As we emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic, is there still a case for digital in clinical trials?

Jennifer Goldsack: Yes, absolutely. Even before the pandemic we put one in five new drugs back on the shelf with no conclusive answer about their safety and efficacy because we were shutting down 20% of clinical trials due to recruitment challenges. Technical success rates continue to sit at around 5%. And...

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