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Streamline analytical validation and accelerate the adoption of digital health technologies
These resources were built to help you establish a clear decision process for designing and conducting analytical validation studies, and take the uncertainty out of your regulatory interactions.
Whether you’re looking to establish a novel digital clinical measure or implement an existing measure in a new context of use, have a clear statistical analysis plan in mind or need a little bit of time to consider your strategy, are seasoned at interactions with regulators or only getting started, the resources will guide you step-by-step.
DHT developers
Accelerate your analytical validation studies and streamline your interaction with regulators
Resources designed for DHT developers
Interactive Guide to Validating Novel Digital Clinical Measures
Begin with the interactive guide, which walks you through the steps to:
Establish your study objectives and context of use
Select rigorous and fit-for-purpose reference measures
Assess the effect of your intended use environment
Show the market your software is built for quality and trust.
Stand out as a trusted leader in a competitive market. Get the DiMe Seal to show your digital health product meets rigorous standards in evidence, privacy, security, usability, and equity.
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