Our Co-Founder Michael explores the best options for DTx startups looking to start generating clinical evidence and why it might not always be best to work with academic institutions.

In July 2022 Lindus Health commenced its first hackathon with everyone in the product team, from data science to our CTO and head of product getting involved.

To overcome the current barriers to clinical research; To develop innovative technology that will deliver clinical trials more efficiently; To be a part of a supportive, flexible and growing team.

Our product team are agile. What does this mean? It means they move fast, customise quickly and add functionality, all without causing delays. Want to know how? Read here about the ruthless prioritisation that guides our product team.

While certain elements of clinical trial decentralisation existed before the COVID-19 pandemic, they were not commonly used across trials. The pandemic forced the research industry to adopt and deliver decentralised clinical trials, with 80% of CROs predicting that they will conduct decentralised trials by 2021-2022 (EndpointsNews Survey, May 2021). This transition was driven by the need for urgent public health trials to quickly find treatments and vaccines for COVID-19, where delivering trial procedures remotely to participants became a necessity.

Heard of dogfooding? No, not feeding your pet! The practice of using your own software to understand how it performs in the real world and catch any issues. Read about this and other software engineering hacks we are using to build better products.