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Public Workshop

Using patient-generated health data in medical device development: Case examples of implementation throughout the total product life cycle

DiMe and FDA are working to identify successful practices for using patient-generated health data (PGHD) and driving adoption of its use throughout the total product life cycle (TPLC).

Join our upcoming free 2-day public meeting to help contribute to this work!

You’ll have the opportunity to share insights that will help guide the development of new resources – and walk away with a better understanding of PGHD implementation during medical device development and clinical studies.

Meeting details:

June 26, 2024 | 11am – 3pm ET

June 27, 2024 | 11am – 3pm ET

Free. Open to the public.

Our agenda at a glance

Day 1 | Wednesday

June 26, 2024

 

  • 11:00am

    Welcome & Overview

  • 11:05am

    Fundamentals of Patient-Generated Health Data (PGHD)

  • 11:15am
    Keynote Address

    Receiving a Cancer Treatment, Decoding My Own Data, & Advancing Clinical Research: My Dual Life – as a Patient & Clinical Scientist

  • 11:30am
    Keynote Panel Discussion

    Vision 2030: Advancing Clinical Research with Patient-Generated Health Data

  • 12:00pm
    Session I

    From Traditional to Digital: A Full Spectrum of PGHD Driving Clinical Trial Advancements 

  • 1:00pm
    Session II

    Measuring Health: One that actually matters to (real) patients

  • 2:00pm
    Session III

    Turning Up the Volume of Health Monitors: New Modalities of Measuring Health

  • 2:50pm

    Closing remarks

  • 2:50pm

    Next steps and at-a-glance for Day 2

Day 2 | Thursday

June 27, 2024

 

  • 11:00am

    Welcome & Overview

  • 11:05am
    FDA Remarks
  • 11:15am
    Welcome Chat

    Bring the Megaphone, Give it to the Patients First

  • 11:30am
    Fireside Chat

    A View from the Washington: Building the Clinical Trials Infrastructure in the US for Healthier Future

  • 12:00pm
    Session I

    What’s your Type? Digital Health Technologies has Got Diabetes Covered

  • 1:00pm
    Session II

    From Rarity to Clarity: PGHD’s Role in Rare Diseases

  • 2:00pm
    Session III

    Paving the Way to Vision 2030: How to Make the Future of Clinical Research a Reality Today using PGHD

  • 2:50pm

    Closing remarks

  • 3:00pm

    Adjourn

Developing new resources

DiMe and FDA will use the information and insights shared during the public meeting to:
Gather case examples to demonstrate how PGHD can be implemented throughout the total product life cycle (TPLC).
Explore ways to use PGHD to help advance remote clinical trial data collection and support clinical outcome assessments
Demonstrate how PGHD can highlight the patient voice in the medical device ecosystem

They will also develop a roadmap for the use of PGHD in medical device TPLC and provide a vision for the future with:
  • Better trials: Data from diverse participants by building trust and centering the patient voice

  • Better health products: Medical device development inspired and informed by patient experience

  • Better regulatory science: Consistent and meaningful patient-centered health measures, measurement standards for product authorization

Speaker list

31
Female Speakers
9
Patients/Patient Advocates
15 +
Government Leaders

Suzanne Schwartz

Director, Office of Strategic Partnerships & Technology Innovation
FDA, Center for Devices and Radiological Health
Benjamin Vandendriessche, PhD, MSc

Jen Goldsack

CEO
DiMe

Grail Sipes

Senior Policy Advisor to the Chief Scientist
FDA, Office of the Commissioner

Catharine Young

Assistant Director for Cancer Moonshot Engagement and Policy
White House Office of Science and Technology Policy

Jennifer Roberts

Director, Resilient Systems
ARPA-H

Suzanne Schwartz

Director, Office of Strategic Partnerships & Technology Innovation
FDA, Center for Devices and Radiological Health
Benjamin Vandendriessche, PhD, MSc

Jen Goldsack

CEO
DiMe

Grail Sipes

Senior Policy Advisor to the Chief Scientist
FDA, Office of the Commissioner

Catharine Young

Assistant Director for Cancer Moonshot Engagement and Policy
White House Office of Science and Technology Policy

Jennifer Roberts

Director, Resilient Systems
ARPA-H

Pamela Gavin

Chief Executive Officer
National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD)

Anindita (Annie) Saha

Associate Director for Strategic Initiatives
FDA, Digital Health Center of Excellence

Tracy Gray

CDRH Patient Engagement Lead
FDA

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