The document outlines a workshop on emerging wearable technologies and their potential in clinical trials. It discusses the history of wearables and how they have evolved since the 1990s. The workshop covers challenges in developing wearables, defining effective user outcomes, and accelerating validation and implementation of ideas. The document highlights that wearables' future potential lies beyond just wrist-worn devices and how certain medical-grade wearables like the ViCardio blood pressure monitor provide accurate, non-invasive monitoring. It notes the value continuous remote monitoring can provide to clinical trials through richer data capture and insights that can improve study design and patient, investigator, and nurse experience.

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Emerging Wearable Technologies – True Potential in Clinical Trials
João Bocas – The Wearables Expert
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2. workshop outline

3. emerging technologies

5. the history of wearables
1994 1987 1982

6. the beginning….

9. group challenges exercise

10. coffee break

13. innovate well
- understand the challenges in depth
- define outcomes of matching users (
maximize effectiveness )
- the acceleration step means through
validation putting ideas into action

14. wearables why now ?

15. why ?

17. the future of wearables is not on our wrist

18. wearables are everywhere…where you less expect them

19. expertise to take away ….4 top medically grade wearables

21. the best for blood pressure monitoring

22. ViCardio – world’s first wearable BP monitor
• extremely accurate ( as invasive arterial
monitoring )
• works with optical biosensor detecting
biological signals ( outstanding
innovation )
• considered a great revolution for any
everyday setting ( remote monitoring )

27. the value
• capturing data – easy process
• insights into the safety and efficacy of
devices
• richness of data sets
• improve study design through remote access
to data

29. key findings
• continuous remote monitoring offers immense value ( operationally )
• patient motivation is high, each to switch patches
• true value for patient, investigator and nurses ( usability of data
investigator and nurse)
• some technological issues….batteries …connectivity….data
transmission ( bluetooth connectivity at home and charging phones)

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