Digital Health Consulting for
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Case Studies
(Coming Soon!)
Predicting Alzheimer's disease using biomarkers & machine learning
Digital health strategy for Alzheimer's disease-modifying therapeutics
Evidence synthesis on biomarkers of depression for drug development
Integrated digital health technology platforms in pharmaceutical R&D
Digital cognitive assessment solutions for pharmaceutical R&D
Digital health technologies for monitoring CNS & mental health
Evidence synthesis & assessment for digital health technologies
Digital health technologies for monitoring kidney health & disease
Synthetic data for real-world evidence & health outcomes research
Strategy for direct-to-consumer digital, imaging, & blood biomarkers
Healthcare innovation crowdsourcing via virtual hackathons & datathons
What is Digital Health?
Digital health refers to data-driven tools and technologies that support health, wellness, and patient care across a variety of applications (e.g. clinical, research, operational, informational). The following chart compares and provides examples of digital health, digital medicine, and digital therapeutics.#
An alternative approach to classifying Digital Health Technologies (DHTs) is by type and intended use. DHTs can be classified into eight categories on a spectrum based on their proximity to and impact on the patient, from industry and administrative-facing to healthcare provider-facing to patient-facing DHTs. Patient-facing DHTs can be further differentiated based on the level of risk, nature of clinical claims, as well as evidence and regulatory requirements. Health and wellness DHTs generally make no claims and have minimal evidence and regulatory requirements. Diagnostic and therapeutic DHTs have the most stringent requirements.^
REFERENCES
# https://www.dimesociety.org/digital-health-digital-medicine-digital-therapeutics-dtx-whats-the-difference
^ https://www.dtxalliance.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Guidance-to-Industry-Classification-of-Digital-Health-Technologies-2023Jun05.pdf
