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Apps and Wearables to Assess Parkinson’s Disease—A Patient-centered New Approach to PD Clinical Trial Endpoints

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Date and Time: September 16, 2020 @ 12:00 PM ET


Contact Hours: One contact hour will be issued.


Presenter
Andrew Pearlmutter, Digital Innovation Leader, Sanofi

Description

To enable more empirically objective, streamlined, and RWE-powered remote Parkinson’s Disease clinical trials while meaningfully reducing patient and site trial participation burdens, Sanofi has developed a novel and fully digital clinical trial endpoint: the Parkinson’s Disease Functional Impacts Digital Instrument (PD-FIDI). This webinar will present a comprehensive overview of the PD-FIDI’s origins, its ongoing multi-stage R&D life cycle, and key lessons learned.

Learning Objectives 

    1. Understand how digital clinical trial endpoints add value for trial patients, sites, and sponsors
    2. Learn what developing and fully validating a novel digital endpoint looks like in practice
    3. Gain key insights on digital endpoint R&D best practices

Andrew Pearlmutter is a Digital Innovation Leader in Sanofi’s North American Digital Innovation Hub. At Sanofi, Andrew develops and deploys digital wearables R&D solutions – including creating and clinically validating comprehensive and fully digital trial endpoints like the Parkinson’s Disease Functional Impacts Digital Instrument (PD-FIDI).

Andrew joined Sanofi in 2017, where he focused on leveraging largescale online patient survey insights to optimize high-priority clinical trial protocols. Andrew has a M.A. in Business Research from the Stanford Graduate School of Business, a B.A. in Political Science from Yale University and a B.S. in Psychology from Yale University.

Society for Clinical Research Sites, Inc. is accredited as a provider of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.


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