Do you have a research question you would love to investigate, but are looking for a solution to:

• Gather data remotely and securely?
• Make use of the powerful little computers most of us carry in our pockets all day long?
• Broaden recruitment (up to the population level) affordably and sustainably?
• Do all of the above without adding a strain to your budgets?

Please save the date for a sponsored lunch and learn event by GWU’s mHealth Consortium on mobile research study Apps leveraging Apple’s ResearchKit and consumer wearables.

Applied Informatics will discuss how mobile research apps can open up new opportunities for population health. Applied has developed an innovative DIY platform that reduces development costs 5-10 times than usual, with considerations for in-gratis services.*

	Guest Speaker: Sharib Khan, MD, MA, MPH CEO & Cofounder, TrialX & Applied Informatics Sharib Khan is a Biomedical Informatics Entrepreneur, who combines his passion for the application of computers in healthcare, with his belief in startups as vehicles for change. As Co-founder and Product Lead of Applied Informatics and TrialX, he is responsible for developing and executing the product development vision at both these healthcare IT companies. Sharib holds a Masters degree in Biomedical Informatics and an MPH, both from Columbia University and an MD from the University College of Medical Sciences, Delhi University. When not dabbling with technology, he can be found attending his yoga classes towards completing a two-year Iyengar Yoga Teacher Training Certification program.
	Host: Margot Lurding IRB Administrator, George Washington University
	Moderator: Kaylan Baban, MD Assistant Professor & Medical Director of Digital Health Optimization, George Washington University

Seminar by GWU mHealth Consortium 

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