How Evidation Provides Clinical Validation for Apps

The video discusses the claims made by health tech companies to improve outcomes, reduce costs, and increase patient access. It highlights the challenges in substantiating these claims through clinical studies, which are traditionally expensive and time-consuming. The video explores efforts to revolutionize clinical trials to make them more efficient and accurate. It also evaluates the claims of health and wellness apps like Fitbit and Apple Watch, emphasizing the need for validation before they can be used for disease treatment. Finally, it identifies key stakeholders involved in the validation process, including digital health providers, pharma companies, and payers.

What is the primary challenge faced by health tech startups according to Christine Lemke?

• Regulatory hurdles

• Competition from traditional healthcare

• Difficulty in proving their claims

• Lack of funding

What is a significant drawback of traditional clinical studies in pharma?

• They are too short in duration

• They are not scientifically rigorous

• They lack coordination with medical centers

• They are expensive and time-consuming

How does the new approach to clinical trials in digital health differ from traditional methods?

• It is more expensive

• It is faster and cheaper

• It requires more academic involvement

• It is less accurate

What is a common issue with the claims made by wellness apps like Fitbit?

• They are not user-friendly

• They are too expensive

• They are too technical

• They are vague and hard to prove

Who are the primary clients for the services provided by Aviation Health?

• Insurance companies

• Government agencies

• Digital health providers and creators

• Patients