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The Human Factor: Behavioral Science and AI in Clinical Research

Artificial intelligence (AI), digital health platforms, wearable technologies, remote monitoring systems, and decentralized clinical trials are transforming the clinical research landscape; however, rapid technological advancement, participant recruitment, retention, engagement, and adherence remain persistent challenges.

This session explores how behavioral science can bridge the gap between technological innovation and successful clinical trial execution. Attendees will examine the factors that influence the adoption and effectiveness of emerging research technologies, and real-world case examples of practical strategies for improving participant engagement, supporting organizational change management, and implementing participant-centered innovation. The session provides actionable frameworks that clinical research professionals can immediately apply to strengthen technology adoption, improve participant experiences, and support successful study outcomes.

CEU: 1.0 ACRP

Speaker:

  • Jon Moore, Owner/Founder, Researcher, Student, Moore Innovations South Georgia, LLC

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