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Dr. Paul Billings Joins Lindus Health's Scientific Advisory Board
Lindus Health has announced the appointment of Dr. Paul Billings to its Scientific Advisory Board, strengthening its expertise in diagnostic and genomic medicine. A recognized leader in diagnostics with decades of experience across industry and clinical research, Dr. Billings will help guide Lindus Health’s strategy for designing and executing high-quality diagnostic clinical trials, supporting faster, more reliable paths from diagnostic innovation to patient impact.
Why I Joined Lindus Health - Emma Ogburn PhD, VP Clinical Operations
To work on innovative trials and accelerate access to treatments. To tackle disparities in research accessibility. To use technology to accelerate studies and work with a motivated team. Hear more from our VP of Clinical Operations, Emma Ogburn PhD, on why she joined Lindus Health.
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Why I joined Lindus Health? Van Zyl Engelbrecht
The mission to accelerate clinical trial. The focus on making clinical research more patient-centric. The ability to support innovative health companies bring their product to market at a lower cost.
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Product Clinic #3: Embedding software engineering efficiency hacks into our clinical trial platform
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.
How we use a decentralised trial methodology
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.
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Why I joined Lindus Health? Ece Kavalci, Machine Learning Engineer
Working towards a good cause. Innovative approaches to solving problems in clinical trial design. Every contribution is valued.
Product Clinic #2: Using feedback loops to build better products
Lindus Health's objective is to build better products that hit non-negotiable clinical standards and challenge outdated conventions. How do we do this? Read more here
Why I joined Lindus Health? Van Zyl Engelbrecht
The mission to accelerate clinical trial. The focus on making clinical research more patient-centric. The ability to support innovative health companies bring their product to market at a lower cost.
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Product Clinic #1: Turning boring technology into exciting products
Don't be put off by the blunt use of the word "boring" to describe our technology. It's one of our guiding principles allowing us to make rapid progress while maintaining high quality standards. Read more here.
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James Lind and the Mafia
The story of how James Lind's trial for scurvy led to the formation of the mafia.
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What actually improves diversity in clinical research?
We’ve all seen the evidence of ethnic minority underrepresentation but what is actually going to have an impact in the future? Read Lindus Health’s action plan here