How digital medicine and real-world evidence are being used together to redefine healthcare: an interview with Sarah Sheehan, Digital Medicine Society

Written by Sarah Sheehan
Artificial intelligence and machine learning Interviews Medical devices, pharmaceuticals and vaccines Real-world evidence

We speak with Sarah Sheehan, Program Lead, Digital Medicine Society about digital medicine and the use of digital health tools to enable high-quality clinical evidence generation. Please could you introduce yourself, the Digital Medicine Society and give a brief overview of your career to date? My name is Sarah Sheehan and I’m a Program Lead at the Digital Medicine Society (DiMe) where my work focuses in part on the use of digital health solutions to facilitate better quality evidence generation. I’m coming to DiMe from the Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy where I was an Assistant Research Director leading biomedical...

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