ArcheMedX To Present at Innovation Showcase and Poster Sessions during the 2023 CNS Summit

The 2023 edition of “The State of CNS Clinician Readiness & Rater Training” findings examine how many of the challenges in conducting more complex CNS-related studies are rooted in underlying process inefficiencies, performance challenges, and training gaps. To understand the level of readiness in clinicians and raters conducting clinical trials across neurological disorders, ArcheMedX conducted an expanded and more in-depth analysis of the learning data generated by 95,724 learners across 91 CNS-related educational activities powered by Ready.

The resulting analyses revealed that 85% of clinicians lack the mastery (prior to completing training in the Ready platform) to effectively conduct clinical research or to provide appropriate treatment across CNS conditions.

In a subset of activities and assessment questions specifically addressing Rater Training in CNS-related content areas, the baseline deficiencies in clinician mastery were even more profound. Less than 10% of clinicians demonstrated they were equipped to effectively implement rating scales.

Putting these results in context, the variations in clinician mastery and deficiency in readiness create material risk that can delay patient enrollment, increase rater inconsistency, and lead to missed endpoints in clinical trials conducted across neurological disorders. Though baseline deficiencies in clinician mastery are concerning, training delivered within the Ready platform demonstrated significant improvements.  After completing more tailored and interactive training in Ready across specific CNS conditions, the average rise in mastery increased more than 8x.