Today on the show we feature Scott Chetham, Ph.D. and CEO of Faro Health, a company that is leading the charge when it comes to integrated clinical development that simplifies the design and authoring of complex clinical studies.

In this episode, Natalie and Scott discuss the importance of collecting data with a patient-centric approach and how Faro Health strives to simplify the process for project teams and design clinical studies that could account for a diverse population.

What we discussed:

• Scott explains the clinical integrated environment and why he and his team at Faro Health created this kind of software to help streamline the clinical trials process
• The importance of collecting data in a patient-centric way, the positive impact that has, and how Faro Health is eliminating archaic ways of data collection and management
• How the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted and changed the landscape of health sciences
• How to meet the existing challenge of being more intentionally inclusive in the design of clinic trials, including practical tips for doing so
• The process for gathering feedback from patients to ensure their voice is represented early and continuously throughout the trial
• Faro Health’s vision to make the clinical trials process broader and more diverse so it is a more accurate representation of data
• Faro Health’s focus for 2022 and beyond, including continuing to improve the patient journey and increased integrations with partnerships
• Scott’s predictions for the future state of the industry

Helpful Links:

Faro Health Website

Scott Chetham LinkedIn

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