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EPISODE · Jun 9, 2025 · 17 MIN

AI for R&D: Episode 9 | Agentic AI for Clinical Trials

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This episode focuses on how IQVIA is innovating with agentic AI to drive efficiency and quality in clinical trials.  In this episode you will:   Discover how agentic AI can be leveraged to enhance efficiency and quality in clinical trials and help increase the chance of success. See how an agentic AI approach can optimize site selection, trial design, and other critical elements in clinical trials. Learn about using agentic AI to identify new indications and targets in early clinical development by analyzing data from multiple databases. Speaker: Raja Shankar, Vice President of Machine Learning in IQVIA’s Research and Development Solutions.

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This episode focuses on how IQVIA is innovating with agentic AI to drive efficiency and quality in clinical trials. In this episode you will: Discover how agentic AI can be leveraged to enhance efficiency and quality in clinical trials and help increase the chance of success. See how an agentic AI approach can optimize site selection, trial design, and other critical elements in clinical trials. Learn about using agentic AI to identify new indications and t...

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