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Predictive Analytics to Support Clinical Trials Get Healthier
Abstract
The concept of clinical big data analytics is simply the joining of two or more previously disparate sources of information, structured in such a way that insights are prescribed from examination of the new expanded data set. The combination with Internet of Things (IoT), can provide multivariate data, if healthcare organizations build the infrastructure to accept it. Many providers are able to integrate financial and utilization data to create a portrait of organizational operations, but these sources do not give a clear idea of what patients do on their own time. Embracing the centrality of the IoT would relinquish the idea that provider is the only pillar around which healthcare revolves. This chapter provides deeper insights into the four major challenges: costly protocol amendments, increasing protocol complexity and investigator site burden. It also provides recommendations for streamlining clinical trials by following a two dimension approach-optimization at a program level (clinical development plan) as well as at the individual trial candidate level.
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