Dr. Peterson has extensive experience with the application of actigraphy and physiological measurements in pharmaceutical clinical trials. He joined Phillips Respironics after 11 years in Pfizer’s clinical technology group, preceded by 20 years in academic research in lung pathophysiology.
Dr. Trudeau holds a Ph.D. in Experimental Psychology and specializes in the application of innovative statistical and research methodologies to overcome real-world clinical challenges. He has been with Analgesic Solutions for 5 years.
Mr. Breeden has managed over 40 clinical trials for Philips Respironics over the past six years. He has more than 11 years experience with actigraphy products and their usage, primarily in the pharmaceutical clinical trial area.
Description
This White Paper Showcase will describe the current applications of actigraphy in clinical trials, important considerations when including actigraphy in the protocol, regulatory aspects, and current research that can increase the value of actigraphy in the near future.
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Learning Objectives: Describe how and when actigraphy can improve clinical drug studies Explain the importance of logistics and data analysis/management for getting successful results Identify the likelihood of increased value of actigraphy based on advances in technology, regulatory environment, and better understanding of the data.