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Accélérer les études cliniques est une mission qui nous touche tous

If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles (Sun Tzu)

The global clinical trials market is expected to grow by almost 7% a year for the next 10 years. How can the Allyfe platform sustain that growth and differentiate it self from the competition?

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The (re)consent procedure is no longer a nightmarish paper trail

Consent is a major phase of the trial enrollment process, submitted to strict legal constraints. Additionally, it is stilloften paper-based, which makes it logistically complex. Reconsents might even be more problematic....

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Compliant clinical trial platforms : sure, but why, and how?

Scalability, flexibility and a pragmatic risk-based approach make the Allyfe platform compliant in a unique way. Every part, every module of the platform incorporates data security and privacy demands by design.

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Dashboards:how to put sponsors, investigators and patients in the (co)pilot’s seat!

The dashboard is a powerful trial optimization tool. It saves time, allows benchmarking and favors reactivity. it turns patients into actors of the enrolment procedure!

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An appointment scheduling tool? A little bit too basic to be interesting? Well,depends who does it….

A flexible and extensive scheduling tool can save time, reduce no shows, but also improve patient engagement and even facilitate compliance

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Communication obviously helps clinical trials run smoothly. We are working on it!

Userfriendly and secure communication channels between sponsors and investigators, and between investigators and patients, enhance patient engagement and improve trial efficiency.

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EDI should just be a non subject for clinical trials (because it would be systematically integrated!)

Equality, diversity and inclusion can boost life sciences and help clinical trials move forward.

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Preventing dropout works !

This article is based on a recent study carried out in Denmark. It scientifically analyzes that low dropout rate in a virtual clinical study of atopic dermatitis is achieved through weekly reward-based personalized genetic lifestyle reports.

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Nothing should ever supersede the patient-doctor interaction

I find it wonderful that when a ML software detects a tumor, a radiologist has to confirm it before any action can be taken. Human intervention always comes first. It is also a way to acknowledge that AI applications have been elaborated by human beings, and thus are never flawless.

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I simply cannot accept that complicated trial procedures slow down medical progress

The use of technology drives the number o fclinical trials needed to apply these technologies through the roof. And yet,ironically enough, it seems very difficult to resort to technologies to make all these necessary clinical trials cheaper or faster.

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About the need to actively engage patients in clinical trials

Although a trial can be stopped for many reasons, problems with patient recruitment and retention are often cited as reasons why trials have been halted.Studies on the reasons for this dropout phenomenon simultaneously strengthen the need for regular interactions between doctor/researcher and patient as a way to defuse doubts and discouragement, and paradoxically reveal new potential for AI (Artificial Intelligence) interventions into patient recruitment.

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Unity is strength, as we say in Belgium

As obvious as it may seem, our national motto is the main inspiration behind Allyfe joining Biowin, Wallonia’s health cluster, or, as they state: the gateway to health biotechnology and medical technology excellence in Wallonia and beyond!

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One of the good things that came out of the pandemic

This is the kind of slightly provocative (and thus catchy !) titles which has appeared more and more often in the media and on the internet in the last weeks and months. In most cases it was a celebration of human resilience in the face of adversity. Also the sign that the worst was behind us since we could allow ourselves to look for the silver lining.

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Digitalization does not eliminate the need for interaction between doctor and patient

Antimo, you are the CEO and Founder of Allyfe. Since you have been active in the field of clinical trials for quite a while, you must be familiar with the recurrent issue of patient recruitment ?

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Decentralized is the keyword

The Covid-19 pandemic has catalyzed the adoption of decentralized clinical trials. The increase in trial activities conducted remotely and in participants’ home has been tremendous. The conclusion is obvious: the future trial paradigm is meeting patients where they are.

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