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Our regulatory position papers and whitepapers on digital health technologies in clinical trials. Three download without an account; a free account opens the rest after email confirmation and personal approval, usually within one business day. No sales calls attached.

3 papers tagged “BYOD”
When the Instrument Is Their Own Phone Position papers Free 7 pages

When the Instrument Is Their Own Phone

A paper about the participant’s position on a bring-your-own-device trial — written for the sponsor, sites and vendors who must discharge the obligations that anchor to them

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Designed for the Hand That Holds It: Human Factors and Use-Safety in Trial DHTs Position papers 8 pages

Designed for the Hand That Holds It: Human Factors and Use-Safety in Trial DHTs

Why usability and use-error are regulated concerns for participant-facing devices — and why the population, and the risk, set the bar.

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Labelling, UDI and Supply-Chain Transparency for Trial DHTs Position papers 10 pages

Labelling, UDI and Supply-Chain Transparency for Trial DHTs

Why the labelled article is the software, the supplied unit or the sensor — never the phone, tablet or gateway that carries it — and why BYOD makes identification harder, not exempt

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