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Appendix A: Workshop Statement of Task
Pages 99-100

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... WORKSHOP OBJECTIVES • Highlight critical barriers or pain points along the drug R&D life cycle for which digital health technologies may be uniquely suited to address • Consider lessons learned from currently validated digital health technology applications that could be generalizable for newer digi tal health technologies • Consider opportunities to enable the practical application of digital health technologies for improving drug development (e.g., sharing best practices for the validation and use of digital health technolo gies, harmonizing guidelines across sectors)
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... 100 THE ROLE OF DIGITAL HEALTH TECHNOLOGIES IN DRUG DEVELOPMENT • Consider strategies for evaluating and selecting digital health tech nologies that are fit-for-purpose in drug development (e.g., exam ining existing frameworks, establishing appropriate evidentiary criteria) • Discuss privacy, ethical, and regulatory issues related to the use of digital health technologies
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