Determine the Ideal Sensors & Wearables Wear Time Date Published: Aug 19, 2020 Article One of the key considerations when determining how to implement a wearable or mobile sensor in a clinical trial is how long should a patient wear the device to ensure accurate and reliable measures are obtained. But what constitutes a minimum valid data set? How does participant behavior and technology lapses risk the integrity of the captured data? What are the risks associated with missing data? How can sponsors help reduce burdens for patients? Signant Health was pleased to be part of the DIA Study Endpoint Communities working group that explored these topics. Find out the answers and more in this illuminating read. Contributing authors include Marie McCarthy, ICON; Denise Bury, Sanofi-Aventis; Bill Byrom, Signant Health; Cindy Geoghegan, Patient and Partners LLC; and Susan Wong, Transparency Life Sciences. Read More Share: LinkedInTweet Recommended Resources Article How Sensors & Wearables Drive Richer Insights Although clinical outcome assessments (COAs) are invaluable in clinical trial research, sensors and wearables are becoming increasingly popular for their... Read More Article Conversation with Bill Byrom & Mariana Fontana: Measuring Aspects of Health in Heart Failure Research Dr. Bill Byrom, Principal, eCOA Science at Signant Health, recently had the pleasure of sitting downwith Professor Marianna Fontana, Professor... Download Now Article Conversation with Bill Byrom & Julian Gillmore: Increasing the Usefulness of COAs in Heart Failure Research Dr. Bill Byrom, Principal, eCOA Science at Signant Health, recently had the pleasure of sitting downwith Professor Julian Gillmore, Professor... Download Now