Medical Design Briefs - September 2021 - 31

CONFERENCE PROGRAM - TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26
TIME
8:30 AM
9:00 AM
SESSION
Registration & Coffee
Chairs' Opening Remarks
Andreas Caduff, Strategic Advisory Board, Digital Medicine Society
Natalie Wisniewski, Principal, Medical Device Consultancy
MEDICAL WEARABLES IN CLINICAL TRIALS
9:10 AM
OPENING ADDRESS: Evolving digital clinical evidence generation: A series of step changes
* The pathway to the Heartline study
* How the remote study is working towards a fundamental change in our understanding of digital tools through direct patient
engagement
* The importance of enhancing patient engagement and allowing the patient to work with healthcare providers to understand how to
reduce risks
* Beyond Heartline - what is next and emerging?
Janeta Nikolovski, Director, Innovation, World Without Disease Accelerator, Janssen R&D
9:50 AM
10:30 AM
11:00 AM
11:40 AM
12:20 PM
Night-time scratching and sleep: The use of digital health technology to quantitatively measure key components of atopic dermatitis
Carrie Northcott, Director and Project Lead, Digital Medicine and Translational Imaging (DMTI), Early Clinical Development (ECD), Pfizer, Inc.
Morning Coffee
Medical-grade wearables for continuous health monitoring and clinical intelligence
James Mault, Founder and CEO, BioIntelliSense, Inc.
Digital innovation within clinical trials
Gary McNamara, Senior Delivery Manager, Aparito
REGULATORY SPOTLIGHT SESSION
Cybersecurity considerations for medical devices and digital health solutions
* Regulations, guidances, and standards (US, EU, Global)
1:00 PM
2:00 PM
2:40 PM
3:20 PM
3:50 PM
4:30 PM
5:10 PM
Networking Lunch
A FUTURE OUTLOOK - START-UPS AND NOVEL DEVELOPMENTS
When biosensors meet clothing: Truly wearable sensors improve women's cardiovascular health
Alicia Chong Rodriguez, CEO, BloomerTech
Digital therapeutics at MedRhythms: Targeting the motor system to improve walking
Owen McCarthy, President, MedRhythms
Afternoon Tea
Vibrant aging: On the forefront of connected health for seniors
Andrew Broderick, Research Director, Center for Aging Research and Accessibility, Focus Academy
ASSIST On the cutting edge: Advanced self-powered systems of integrated sensors and technologies
Veena Misra, Distinguished Professor, Director, NSF Center for Advanced Self-Powered Systems of Integrated Sensors and Technologies
(ASSIST)
PANEL DISCUSSION
Evolving digital medicine opportunities for connected devices
* With growing adoption of on-body wearable technology and medical biosensors we are seeing evolving therapeutic applications for
this technology
* An outlook of the growing opportunities of data in enhancing patient care and diagnostics
* Insights into new therapeutical applications of biosensors and emerging uses for connected devices
* How industry can accelerate connected device potential with patients at the forefront
Panel Moderators:
Andreas Caduff, Strategic Advisory Board, Digital Medicine Society
Natalie Wisniewski, Principal, Medical Device Consultancy
Panelists:
Owen McCarthy, President, MedRhythms
Andrew Broderick, Research Director, Center for Aging Research and Accessibility, Focus Academy
Alicia Chong Rodriguez, CEO, BloomerTech
Veena Misra, Distinguished Professor, Director, NSF Center for Advanced Self-Powered Systems of Integrated Sensors and Technologies
(ASSIST)
5:50 PM
Chairs' Closing Remarks and Close of Day 2
POST-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS - WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 27
TIME
SESSION
8:30 AM-12:30 PM Digital integration within clinical trials
1:00-5:00 PM Self-powered systems of integrated sensors and technologies (ASSIST)
Energy harvesting systems for body-worn sensors
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* Case Studies; safety concerns with developing technology
* Product development with cybersecurity in mind; improving patient outcomes * Proactive steps and post-market support
George Cusatis, Director, Regulatory Affairs, Merck
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