Resources
Bridging the Behavioral Gap in Clinical Trials: A New Era of Objective Data Collection
Watch Replior CEO Christer Nilsson demo ScratchSense™ at Scope Summit – objective nocturnal scratch detection reducing variance in pruritus trials.
OCT Nordics25 Keynote
Replior explores how behavioural science transforms clinical trials — improving patient engagement, retention and data reliability through thoughtful, science-driven design.
Behavioral Science as Data Management Innovation
Join Replior at OCT New England and Nordics to learn how behavioural science in ePRO improves retention, compliance and data integrity.
Keep patients engaged in clinical trials. Strengthen your data
Missed entries and dropouts raise costs. This guide shows how behavioral design improves retention and data quality without adding burden.
Pedaling Toward Innovation: Measuring Sunlight Exposure at the Tour de France
Replior and Pelotan team up to track UV exposure at the Tour de France, advancing athlete safety with real-time data and sun protection insights.
From Steel Mills to Digital Trials: Why I Joined Replior
Replior’s new COO shares why he joined and how his global experience applies to a people-centered approach to clinical trials.
An EDC That Actually Feels Different? Here’s What We Built and Why
A behind-the-scenes look at how Replior rebuilt its EDC from the ground up—designed to adapt to real-world trial needs with greater flexibility, control, and speed.
So Much Has Changed, and Yet Nothing Has Changed
After 20 years in clinical trials, Katri Langel reflects on what’s changed, what hasn’t, and why she joined Replior to help fix what’s broken.
From Self-Reported to Sensor-Driven: Insights from SCOPE 2025
What’s next for clinical trials? See our top takeaways from SCOPE 2025, including how sensor-driven data and patient engagement are changing the game.
Digital Endpoints: How Sensors and Behavioural Science Improve Clinical Trials
Digital endpoints enable continuous, objective, and remote patient monitoring through sensors and wearables, improving data quality and the patient experience in clinical trials.