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Digital Biomarkers in Clinical Trials: Do’s & Don’ts in the Validation Process

20th June @ 10:45AM EDT

Novel digital biomarkers have the potential to be part of clinical trials, but there are still a lot of questions regarding their reliability and validation process. Are you struggling with validating these digital biomarkers? 

Join this meeting to share experiences and learn from others about: 

  • Technical vs. clinical validation: who are the stakeholders involved in each phase of the validation process? What are the regulatory bodies and payers asking for? 
  • Validation of software vs. hardware and the iterative nature of these technologies.
  • While pharma companies are users of novel digital biomarkers and are willing to support their development, they are unlikely to take ownership. What is pharma’s responsibility in the validation process of digital biomarkers? 
  • How do the validation requirements change depending on the use case (e.g. digital biomarker as an endpoint vs. patient selection vs. tracking safety)?
  • Some cross-industry bodies have created programs to help validate digital biomarkers, such as the Innovative Medicines Initiative (IMI), the Digital Biomarker Discovery Pipeline (DBDP) or the V3 framework from DiMe. Is this enough? What else does the industry need to make stakeholders use common standards? 

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Digital Biomarkers in Clinical Trials: Do’s & Don’ts in the Validation Process

Doina Sirbu
Medical Device Innovation Lead, UCB
Kevin Darcy
Director, Link Strategy at Veeva Systems
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Novel digital biomarkers have the potential to be part of clinical trials, but there are still a lot of questions regarding their reliability and validation process. Are you struggling with validating these digital biomarkers? 

Join this meeting to share experiences and learn from others about: 

  • Technical vs. clinical validation: who are the stakeholders involved in each phase of the validation process? What are the regulatory bodies and payers asking for? 
  • Validation of software vs. hardware and the iterative nature of these technologies.
  • While pharma companies are users of novel digital biomarkers and are willing to support their development, they are unlikely to take ownership. What is pharma’s responsibility in the validation process of digital biomarkers? 
  • How do the validation requirements change depending on the use case (e.g. digital biomarker as an endpoint vs. patient selection vs. tracking safety)?
  • Some cross-industry bodies have created programs to help validate digital biomarkers, such as the Innovative Medicines Initiative (IMI), the Digital Biomarker Discovery Pipeline (DBDP) or the V3 framework from DiMe. Is this enough? What else does the industry need to make stakeholders use common standards? 
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Doina Sirbu

Medical Device Innovation Lead, UCB

Kevin Darcy

Director, Link Strategy at Veeva Systems

Randy Horton

Chief Solutions Officer, Orthogonal

Maria Ilia

Head of Implementation and Research, Imperial College Health Partners

Tim Ruckh

Digital Health Clinical Data Collection Lead at AstraZeneca

Maxime Champain

Lead, BDH External Innovation & Alliances, Search & Evaluation, Biogen

Doug Stover

Vice President, Global Head of Innovation at Alexion Pharmaceuticals

Emily Kunka

Digital Transformation Project Lead, UCB

Tracy Lahey

Strategy & Business Development, Digital Health & Innovation at Amgen

Caroline Beaufour

Innovation Manager at WeHealth

Reginald Swift

Founder / CEO, Rubix LS

David Kiger

GVP, Digital Therapeutics, Biofourmis

Mansa Shroff

Head of Partnerships at WKD.SMRT

Larry Liu

Strategy & Commercialization, Medable

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June 20, 2022
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Digital Biomarkers in Clinical Trials: Do’s & Don’ts in the Validation Process

Novel digital biomarkers have the potential to be part of clinical trials, but there are still a lot of questions regarding their reliability and validation process. Are you struggling with validating these digital biomarkers? 

Join this meeting to share experiences and learn from others about: 

  • Technical vs. clinical validation: who are the stakeholders involved in each phase of the validation process? What are the regulatory bodies and payers asking for? 
  • Validation of software vs. hardware and the iterative nature of these technologies.
  • While pharma companies are users of novel digital biomarkers and are willing to support their development, they are unlikely to take ownership. What is pharma’s responsibility in the validation process of digital biomarkers? 
  • How do the validation requirements change depending on the use case (e.g. digital biomarker as an endpoint vs. patient selection vs. tracking safety)?
  • Some cross-industry bodies have created programs to help validate digital biomarkers, such as the Innovative Medicines Initiative (IMI), the Digital Biomarker Discovery Pipeline (DBDP) or the V3 framework from DiMe. Is this enough? What else does the industry need to make stakeholders use common standards? 
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Digital Biomarkers in Clinical Trials: Do’s & Don’ts in the Validation Process

20th June @ 10:45AM EDT
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Digital Biomarkers in Clinical Trials: Do’s & Don’ts in the Validation Process

20th June @ 10:45AM EDT
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Doina Sirbu
Medical Device Innovation Lead, UCB
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Kevin Darcy
Director, Link Strategy at Veeva Systems
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Randy Horton
Chief Solutions Officer, Orthogonal
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Maria Ilia
Head of Implementation and Research, Imperial College Health Partners
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Tim Ruckh
Digital Health Clinical Data Collection Lead at AstraZeneca
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Maxime Champain
Lead, BDH External Innovation & Alliances, Search & Evaluation, Biogen
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Doug Stover
Vice President, Global Head of Innovation at Alexion Pharmaceuticals
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Emily Kunka
Digital Transformation Project Lead, UCB
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Tracy Lahey
Strategy & Business Development, Digital Health & Innovation at Amgen
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Caroline Beaufour
Innovation Manager at WeHealth
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Reginald Swift
Founder / CEO, Rubix LS
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David Kiger
GVP, Digital Therapeutics, Biofourmis
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Mansa Shroff
Head of Partnerships at WKD.SMRT
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Larry Liu
Strategy & Commercialization, Medable
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Digital Biomarkers in Clinical Trials: Do’s & Don’ts in the Validation Process

Novel digital biomarkers have the potential to be part of clinical trials, but there are still a lot of questions regarding their reliability and validation process. Are you struggling with validating these digital biomarkers? 

Join this meeting to share experiences and learn from others about: 

  • Technical vs. clinical validation: who are the stakeholders involved in each phase of the validation process? What are the regulatory bodies and payers asking for? 
  • Validation of software vs. hardware and the iterative nature of these technologies.
  • While pharma companies are users of novel digital biomarkers and are willing to support their development, they are unlikely to take ownership. What is pharma’s responsibility in the validation process of digital biomarkers? 
  • How do the validation requirements change depending on the use case (e.g. digital biomarker as an endpoint vs. patient selection vs. tracking safety)?
  • Some cross-industry bodies have created programs to help validate digital biomarkers, such as the Innovative Medicines Initiative (IMI), the Digital Biomarker Discovery Pipeline (DBDP) or the V3 framework from DiMe. Is this enough? What else does the industry need to make stakeholders use common standards? 
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