MedCity News April 30, 2021
The science of using sensor data to define, measure, and create mathematical models of disease can lead to better outcomes—and huge benefits—for everyone in healthcare and life sciences.
Remote, patient-centered technologies, like sensors and wearables, have become an essential part of clinical research, especially in the age of Covid-19, when physical restrictions placed on patients and clinical sites have accelerated the adoption of virtual clinical trials. Beyond the context of the pandemic, collecting high-fidelity sensor data continues a trend in the virtualization of clinical trials. In fact, sensor usage in clinical trials is projected to surge up to 70 percent by 2025. Sensors can help to track a wide variety of key metrics including respiratory rate, sleeping patterns, blood pressure,...
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