What is precision medicine and how does technology help to implement it?
The term “precision medicine” has become more prominent because of the advances in healthcare and technology that are enabling a greater understanding of the predisposition to certain diseases and/or ways to prevent them. These advances have allowed for the development of therapies that are directed toward specific patients with more specific disease profiles.
Warm regards and best wishes this Christmas
The team at Persei vivarium would like to wish you a Merry Christmas and a healthy 2021.
This year, more than ever, we hope you can enjoy the holidays safely, and that the coming year arrives full of health and new and prosperous beginnings.
Our best wishes for you and for your families and friends.
What does an IT experience look like in a Digital Health company?
My name is Robert and I have been working for Persei vivarium for 14 months. I am a software engineer and my main responsibility is developing new features and maintaining the applications that are written in React and React Native (and other JavaScript libraries) for the frontend with a TypeGraphQL for the backend.
Patient Reported Outcomes (PROs) and Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs): What are they and what do they provide?
As we have recently mentioned in articles like “Technology and the patient are keys to the future of clinical studies,” there is a growing tendency to complement the clinical information collected about diseases and treatments with the information provided directly by patients during the course of their disease.
World Stroke Day 2020: Generating knowledge by capturing Real-World Data
As we do every year, this Thursday, October 29th, we are celebrating World Stroke Day, with the goal of providing more visibility for this disease. In Spain, more than 187 persons out of every 100,000 are affected every year, according to data from the Spanish Society of Neurology (SEN).
Real-World Data in Oncology: Towards a better understanding of the disease
It is undeniable that clinical studies are a fundamental resource for the improvement of the understanding of and approach to diseases, through the information that comes out of research into the disease, new treatments, therapies, etc. In this environment, the need to use Real-World Data to complement the traditional clinical studies is becoming more and more obvious.