📄Case Studies

Here are real-world scenarios and examples of studies Data Lake has been involved in to illustrate the practical application of our solutions across various contexts.

Pathway analysis in a population with specific diagnosis or drugs prescribed

We can design and lead a retrospective and/or prospective study of a selected patient population, consisting of acquisition of real world data from selected healthcare providers as well as accompanying insights from clinicians and patients. At the study design phase, you can choose the population and interesting parameters and research questions. Such study can provide representative, objective data needed for example for discussions with national health authorities. It also opens channels for designing patient support programmes, advocacy and educational activities.

Click here to Read the Case Study on the Breast Cancer Patients Pathway.

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Data Lake secures a Strategic Partnership with a top 10 Pharma Company for a Rare Disease

Data Lake is participating as technology provider to an initiative to establish a patient-centric registry for a rare disease. This initiative goes beyond the mere collection of essential medical data; it prioritizes the autonomy and well-being of individuals grappling with rare diseases through a robust and informed consent process. It sets a precedent for transparent and efficient consent-based registries, aiming to contribute not only to scientific breakthroughs but also to the establishment of ethical models that can be replicated globally.

Click here to Read the Case Study on the Rare Disease Registry.

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Disrupting a $100 B market: A Case Study on Decentralized Search for Clinical Trial Participants through a Networked Referral System in Poland

The Data Lake Application is being successfully implemented in Poland to optimize participant recruitment across multiple clinical trials sponsored by various entities and addressing diverse therapy areas. Collaborating closely with a leading several Site Management Organizations (SMOs), this initiative seeks to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of clinical trial recruitment in Poland’s dynamic medical landscape.

Click here to Read the Case Study on the Networked Referral System.