Delve Health

Here's something that quietly derails wearable-enabled clinical trials: enrollment isn't adoption.

A device on a patient's wrist isn't the same as a device worn correctly, charged, and synced every day. And when patients drift, it doesn't show up in the enrollment numbers — it shows up later, in the endpoint data, as gaps you can't fix after the fact.

The technology is the easy part. Keeping patients using it correctly, week after week, is the real work — and it takes setup support, monitoring for non-wear, and follow-up the moment the data stops.

How does your team keep wearable data flowing once the novelty wears off?

More on how we approach this: https://www.delvehealth.com/wearable-compliance-clinical-trials.html