Drug development for movement disorders like Parkinson’s disease (PD) and Huntington's disease (HD) has been challenging. Continuous, objective data from digital health technologies (DHTs) can address gaps in current measures by providing critical information needed to enhance study design and detect treatment
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In Parkinson’s disease and Huntington's disease, cardinal symptoms such as bradykinesia, dyskinesia, tremor, and chorea can be highly variable over time and between individuals. Continuous, real-world data from low-burden wearables enables objective and sensitive measures to adequately capture symptom fluctuations and progression over time.
Ametris has partnered with PKG Health to enable researchers to capture data passively and remotely for accurate, real-world measures of cardinal symptoms as well as gait and sleep metrics. Leverage high-fidelity, precise digital data collected with our end-to-end digital health solution to make informed, data-based decisions and demonstrate patient-centered benefits.
View Algorithms and MeasuresListen to experts from Neuron23, PKG Health, and Ametris discuss the unique challenges of PD R&D, share the current state-of-the-art DHT solutions and outline how digital measures can help advance treatments for this group of patients.
Digital health technologies can more accurately assess daily patient function in PD and HD clinical trials, increasing the sensitivity of outcome measures. Through Ametris' partnership with Indivi, researchers can also collect active digital measures of motor and non-motor symptoms more frequently for a comprehensive view of patients’ capacity, perception, and performance.
Watch our recent webinar with Indivi to learn more details about the opportunity to collect more sensitive assessments in movement disorder research and drug development with active and passive DHT monitoring.