Dec 3, 2013, 00:00
by
Michael Croft
NOTTINGHAM, UNITED KINGDOM - Dec 3, 2013 - Exco InTouch, the leading provider of patient engagement and data capture solutions for clinical research and healthcare providers, is taking part in an mHealth Solutions session regarding patient-centric clinical trials at the annual mHealth Summit on Tuesday, 10 December 2013
Pfizer, Pharmica Consulting and Exco
InTouch will host the session to highlight how mobile and
mobile-enabled technology is transforming clinical research across
all clinical trial phases and driving the adoption of a
patient-centric and outcomes-based model for healthcare
NOTTINGHAM, UNITED KINGDOM - Dec 3, 2013 - Exco InTouch, the
leading provider of patient engagement and data capture solutions
for clinical research and healthcare providers, is taking part in
an mHealth Solutions session regarding patient-centric clinical
trials at the annual mHealth Summit on Tuesday, 10 December
2013.
The mHealth Summit, five years in the making, is now established
as the largest mobile health event in the world, and will be
held 8-11 December 2013 in Washington DC, USA. The Exco
InTouch session will examine the ways mobile and mobile-enabled
technology are changing clinical research across all trial phases
and driving the adoption of a patient-centric and outcomes-based
model for health care.
Delegates are set to discover how mobile health solutions - from
apps and sensors through to health management platforms - are
reducing trial costs, improving patient recruitment and retention,
and facilitating real-time data capture for analysis.
Industry leaders including Tim Davis, CEO and Co-Founder of Exco
InTouch, together with Craig Lipset, Clinical Innovation, Pfizer
and Matt Hendricks, Principal, Pharmica Consulting, will drive the
session. They will present real case studies and discuss
opportunities for the utilization of mobile technology in support
of adaptive trials to improve trial efficiency while maintaining
quality and compliance - from patient-reported outcomes through to
remote monitoring of therapeutic use, response and adherence. Tim
Davis will highlight three case studies including triggering
responses in vaccine safety surveillance, capturing events in
cardiovascular outcomes and advancing community health
models.
He commented: "mHealth programs are having a highly
transformational impact in terms of making patient reported
outcomes in clinical trials highly efficient with significant
improvements to both performance and clinical implementation."
About Exco InTouch
Exco InTouch is the leading provider of patient engagement and
data capture solutions to support Clinical, Late Phase and mHealth
programs for leading healthcare and biopharmaceutical companies.
Placing the patient at its heart, our proven technology can be
employed on any device, empowering the patient to be more involved
in their healthcare and ultimately leading to better health
outcomes. Using a combination of patented software and services our
technology can be scaled up to match clients' global requirements
and our trusted, low risk applications mean that you can be
confident that your data is secure and protected, in line with
global regulatory and data protection requirements.
Our solutions capitalize upon global mobile device and internet
usage, using a device independent approach enabling involvement
which integrates into daily life - resulting in motivated and
compliant patients across a wealth of therapeutic, demographic and
geographic programs in clinical and commercial settings.
Since 2004, Exco InTouch have engaged with over 750,000 subjects
across 85 countries, over 8000 hospitals and clinics, in 70
languages and 16 of the top 20 pharmaceutical companies have
deployed our technology.
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