Horizon Europe: Quinten Health into More-EUROPA’s project for more RWD
Quinten Health is participating in the More-EUROPA project in the framework of the Horizon Europe program. The latter funds projects aiming to develop “new methods for the effective use of real-life data and/or synthetic data in regulatory decision-making and/or health technology assessment”. With a duration of 5 years, More-Europa [MORE Effective and ethical Use of […]
Quinten Health is now OMOP certified by EHDEN (the European Health Data & Evidence Network Consortium)
Quinten Health is certified by the European Health Data & Evidence Network (EHDEN) Consortium after their fourth and final call ! This certification allows us to be part of the EHDEN Certified SMEs catalogue, to support mapping of health data to the OMOP Common Data Model, and to provide services in the EU ecosystem for […]
Big Data: a new therapeutic option? Part 6: AI-augmented health
From Data to Artificial Intelligence in healthcare Following Part 5: The future of pharma 6) From Data to Artificial Intelligence Big Data will undoubtedly play a central role in the new relationship that Man will soon have with his well-being, his health and his aging process. Beyond the “quantified self” and connected health, which will […]
Big Data: a new therapeutic option? Part 5: The future of pharma
What is the future for the pharmaceutical industry? Following Part 4: Predict or cure? 5) What future for the pharmaceutical industry? This paradigm shift is also one of the ways forward for a pharmaceutical industry whose historical model is undergoing a crisis. Calico (Google) is tackling the challenge of “age and associated diseases” by recruiting […]
Big Data: a new therapeutic option? Part 4: Predict or cure?
Personalized medicine. Predict or cure: do we need to choose? Following Part 3: Data as raw material 4) Personalized medicine: predict or cure – should we choose? Even if it is often written that “personalized medicine is already a reality in some cases“, or that “personalized medicine is within reach“, it is justified to wonder […]
Big Data: a new therapeutic option? Part 3: Data as raw material
Data as an inexhaustible resource, the expert’s raw material Following Part 2: The end of averaging 3) Data: an inexhaustible resource – the expert’s raw material Whether they are in massive amounts, of reduced volume, or of intermediate size, data are always generated with a precise objective (they are then characterised as primary data). They […]
Big Data: a new therapeutic option? Part 2: The end of averaging
All similar, yet so different: the end of averaging Following Part 1: Know thyself 2) All different and yet so similar – the end of “averaging” We are all different from one other. “Each patient is unique” as doctors often say. Each of us is indeed a unique combination of a multitude of genetic, biological, […]
Big Data: a new therapeutic option? Part 1: Know thyself
Does quantified self mean knowing thyself? Would data have therapeutic virtues? Could “Big Data” be a weapon of mass healing? The idea is less absurd than one might think at first glance. The placebo effect is the best illustration thereof: the simple fact of being informed that one is receiving a treatment (regardless of the […]
