For Precision Medicine to Achieve Its Potential, Life Science Leaders Embrace New Data and AI Models
September 17 2019 - 8:30AM
Business Wire
Life Science Executives Agree that Precision
Medicine Represents a New Era in Drug Development, According
to the Newsweek Vantage and Medidata Survey Report
- Investment in IT systems is one of the top three barriers to
precision medicine
- Unified data strategies are needed for the success of precision
medicine initiatives, according to global life science
executives
- Data-centric, AI-based tools and a connected ecosystem are
critical to manage the changing shape of data
Eighty-four percent of senior life science executives agree that
precision medicine represents a new era in drug development,
according to the Newsweek Vantage report, Precision Medicine:
Creating Value for Everyone. Sponsored by Medidata (NASDAQ: MDSO),
Thermo Fisher Scientific, and Bristol-Myers Squibb, the survey
report highlights the need for data-centric, AI tools and a
connected ecosystem in the age of precision medicine.
The patient-centered approach requires access to more data, from
a greater variety of sources, including sensors, wearables and real
world data; and integration, preparation, and analysis to derive
actionable insights1. Life science executives noted in the survey
that new strategies are needed to empower precision medicine
initiatives:
- Nearly one in three cited investment in IT systems,
changing strategic and scientific mindset, and changing
how products and services are commercialized as the top three
barriers impacting the success of precision medicine.
- Two in five senior life science executives interviewed
recognize unified data strategies and access to real world
data as key to precision medicine initiatives.
“The big opportunity to become more efficient and generate
better evidence comes from using digital platforms to connect
people in new ways. That requires investing in bigger, more
sophisticated systems, which is not an easy thing for a company
that traditionally makes siloed decisions. It’s not just the cost
of the IT; it’s the organizational change management involved,”
said Glen de Vries, co-founder and president, Medidata
Solutions.
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about collecting large amounts of data; it’s about interpreting it
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Methodology
The research is based on an anonymous survey of 301 senior
executives (up to two levels below the C-suite) from organizations
involved in diagnostics development and drug discovery and
development. Respondents were based in the US, UK, Germany and
France, with roles spanning a range of activities and disciplines
relevant to precision medicine.
The report was independently researched and written by Newsweek
Vantage with sponsorship from Bristol-Myers Squibb, Medidata
Solutions and Thermo Fisher Scientific. Barbara Prainsack,
Professor at the Department of Political Science at the University
of Vienna, and Professor at the Department of Global Health &
Social Medicine at King’s College London served as Medidata’s
knowledge partner.
About Medidata
Medidata is leading the digital transformation of life science,
with the world's most used platform for clinical development,
commercial, and real-world data. Powered by artificial intelligence
and delivered by top-ranked industry experts, Medidata helps
pharmaceutical, biotech, medical device companies, and academic
researchers accelerate value, minimize risk and optimize outcomes.
Medidata and its companies, Acorn AI and SHYFT, serve 1,300
customers and partners worldwide and empower more than 150,000
certified users every day to create hope for millions of patients.
Discover the future of life science: www.medidata.com
About Newsweek Vantage
Vantage is Newsweek’s thought leadership division that combines
meticulous research and expert analysis to explore topics that are
defining the global business environment.
About Newsweek
Newsweek is the modern global digital news organization built
around the iconic, 85-year-old American magazine. Newsweek reaches
more than 30 million people each month with its thought-provoking
news, opinion, images, graphics and video delivered across a dozen
print and digital platforms. Headquartered in New York City,
Newsweek also publishes international editions in EMEA and
Asia.
1-2Precision Medicine: Creating Value for Everyone, June 2019;
researched and written by Newsweek Vantage and sponsored by
Bristol-Myers Squibb, Medidata Solutions and Thermo Fisher
Scientific.
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