Resources

Leveraging Real-World Data: Insights into Depression from Surveys and Wearables

A continuous, direct connection to an online community of engaged individuals willing to respond to surveys and connect their devices and apps, such as Apple Watches and Fitbits, presents opportunities to capture data longitudinally. These novel, layered datasets help accurately and comprehensively describe the real-world experiences with depression and psycho- and pharmacotherapy.

Evidation partners with 1upHealth to integrate diverse sources of permissioned real-world health data for research

Evidation and 1upHealth announce a long-term partnership to advance patient-centered, real-world health research.

Better data, better outcomes: Weight management

Survey + wearable data from Evidation members about their weight management experiences have highlighted real-world priorities, challenges, and opportunities in this space. Watch our Lunch & Learn to learn more.

REVEAL, a prospective, observational study

Evidation and partners aimed to examine the impact of paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria (PNH) and its treatment on patients’ daily lives by combining patient-reported outcomes with wearable technology.

Elizabeth A. Griffiths, Jae S. Min, Wei-Nchih Lee, Jeffrey C. Yu, Yogesh Patel, Karl-Johan Myren, & David Dingli

Equitable research drives equitable health care: The power of patient-reported outcomes (PROs)

Learn how integrating participant-reported outcome (PRO) data with social determinants of health (SDOH) can identify and address disparities in access to care, treatment outcomes, and satisfaction with health care.

Better data, better outcomes: Migraine

Watch our on-demand Lunch & Learn to learn what you can uncover with a richer, more longitudinal data set.

Accessibility, meaningful experiences, and seamless participation: Key considerations to foster engagement in research

Evidation's Manager of Clinical Study Start Up and Strategy sits down for a chat about successful strategies for fostering participant engagement in health research.

Precision recruitment for high-risk participants in a COVID-19 cohort study