The Netherlands-based global health platform myTomorrows has significantly expanded its clinical trial search capabilities by integrating the ISRCTN platform, alongside implementing advanced AI features to streamline trial matching and patient screening processes.
Enhanced Trial Registry Access
The platform now aggregates clinical trial information from multiple World Health Organization-endorsed public registries, including clinicaltrials.gov and EudraCT. This integration is particularly significant for UK-based research following Brexit, as the ISRCTN registry includes non-commercial studies funded by the National Institute for Health Research that may not appear in other international databases.
The expanded functionality automatically searches for trials across related diseases, providing healthcare professionals with a more comprehensive view of available clinical research opportunities. This broader scope enables better informed decision-making and increases the potential for successful patient-trial matching.
Advanced AI Implementation
A cornerstone of the platform's update is the introduction of an integrated AI assistant that matches patient medical profiles with trial eligibility criteria. This technological advancement has demonstrated remarkable efficiency, reducing pre-screening time by 90%. The system also features a new summarizing capability that provides healthcare professionals with quick access to essential information about drug mechanisms, efficacy, and safety profiles.
Michel van Harten, CEO of myTomorrows, emphasized the strategic importance of these updates: "These latest updates directly address the needs of healthcare professionals, who require a reliable, centralized source of trial information to bridge information gaps, streamline patient referrals and support informed decision-making."
Proven Impact and Future Implications
The platform's effectiveness is evidenced by its track record of connecting more than 14,000 patients and 2,100 physicians to clinical trials across over 40 countries. This extensive reach demonstrates the platform's vital role in facilitating access to clinical research opportunities globally.
The integration of AI in clinical trials is part of a broader industry trend, with impacts extending to data analysis, outcome prediction, and drug development. These technological advancements are reshaping how clinical trials are conducted and accessed, potentially accelerating the path from research to treatment availability.
Platform Accessibility and Coverage
myTomorrows provides comprehensive access to clinical trial information across the UK, US, and EU markets. The addition of ISRCTN-exclusive trials enhances the platform's value for healthcare professionals seeking complete trial information, particularly for UK-based research initiatives.
