Novos Labs integrated continuous wearable data into its longevity platform with ROOK Connect.
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How pharma teams use ROOK.
ROOK integrates wearable and connected-device data into research workflows, from collection to analysis.
Remote data collection
- Between visitsCollect heart rate, activity and sleep data from participants between site visits.
- Objective measuresWearable-derived metrics add objective data alongside self-reported outcomes.
Engagement and adherence
- Familiar devicesParticipants keep using the smartwatches and fitness trackers they already own.
- Participation dataFollow participant engagement with study protocols through the data their devices send.
Study design and analysis
- Data-driven protocolsHistorical and continuous device data helps refine study designs.
- Faster analysisROOK centralizes and standardizes device data so analysis starts sooner.
Study operations
- RecruitmentWearable data can help identify participants who fit a study.
- Less manual workRemote collection and automated delivery reduce manual data handling.
Privacy and security
- How ROOK handles dataROOK operates under a HIPAA-aligned security program, signs BAAs with covered entities, and processes EU personal data under GDPR as a data processor.
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Frequently asked questions about ROOK for Pharma
How Pharma teams use ROOK wearable data.
How does ROOK support clinical research?
ROOK collects heart rate, activity and sleep data from participants between site visits and centralizes it in one standardized structure.
Do study participants need new devices?
No. Participants keep using the smartwatches and fitness trackers they already own.
How does ROOK help with study analysis?
ROOK centralizes and standardizes device data so analysis starts sooner, and automated delivery reduces manual data handling.
How does ROOK handle participant data?
ROOK operates under a HIPAA-aligned security program, signs BAAs with covered entities, and processes EU personal data under GDPR as a data processor.
Does ROOK make clinical conclusions from study data?
ROOK moves and standardizes the data; it does not diagnose or replace clinical judgment.
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