Premier, Inc.’s PINC AI Applied Sciences and Datavant Collaborate to Enable Next-Generation Clinical Trials - Seite 2

In another clinical trial, a sponsor is building a real-world evidence control arm using PAS’ real-world data connected by Datavant at the patient level while preserving patient privacy. Utilizing real-world data/real-world evidence derived from patients on a standard of care may eliminate the need for researchers to construct a separate control arm, which can decrease the duration and cost of the clinical trial. The real-world evidence control arm is also helping to improve the patient experience and outcomes by enabling all study participants to partake in the treatment and its potential benefits rather than a placebo, thereby increasing their access to medical care.

In addition to these active trials, PAS’ linkable datasets are being utilized by life sciences and medical device companies and health systems to find diverse trial candidates and identify trial sites – both of which have a critical impact on bringing new solutions to market.

“Ever since launching our trial tokenization offering in 2019, Datavant has held that linking clinical trial data and real-world data has incredible promise to accelerate drug development, improve the safety and efficacy of treatments, and lead to better patient outcomes,” said Tal Rosenberg, President and GM, Life Sciences, Ecosystem and Public Sector at Datavant. “We’ve now tokenized over 100 clinical trials, and we’re excited to broaden our work with PAS and accelerate innovation with connected data.”

About PINC AI Applied Sciences (PAS)

PAS is a trusted leader in accelerating healthcare improvement through services, data and scalable solutions, spanning the continuum of care and enabling sustainable innovation and rigorous research. These services and real-world data are valuable resources for the pharmaceutical, device and diagnostic industries, academia, federal and national healthcare agencies, as well as hospitals and health systems. Since 2000, PAS researchers have produced more than 1,000 publications which appear in 264 scholarly, peer-reviewed journals, covering a wide variety of topics, and conduct population-based analyses of drugs, devices, treatments, disease states, epidemiology, resource utilization, healthcare economics and clinical outcomes.