EPISODE · Dec 23, 2022 · 32 MIN
Innovative Trial Designs to Reduce Patient, Site and Investigator Burden
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This is a session recorded from DPHARM 2022. As the competition to recruit patients for clinical trials increases and sites are burdened by staffing shortages, technology shifts and more, how can innovative trial designs reduce patient, site and investigator burden? Designing for patient centricity – reducing the burden for patients, sites and investigatorsAddressing organizational implementation challengesEngaging in collaborative partnerships and innovation to operationalize and deliver innovative trials designs Speakers: Victoria L. Chiou, MD, Head of Clinical Excellence and Innovation, AstraZenecaSheryl Jacobs, VP, Global Development Operations, AmgenCamilla Richmond, MD, MA, Medical Director, Translational Medicine, TakedaDaniel Millar, MBA, Senior Director, Strategic Business Transformation, Janssen Research & Development, LLC
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This is a session recorded from DPHARM 2022. As the competition to recruit patients for clinical trials increases and sites are burdened by staffing shortages, technology shifts and more, how can innovative trial designs reduce patient, site and investigator burden? Designing for patient centricity – reducing the burden for patients, sites and investigatorsAddressing organizational implementation challengesEngaging in collaborative partnerships and innovation to operationalize and deliver innovative trials designs Speakers: Victoria L. Chiou, MD, Head of Clinical Excellence and Innovation, AstraZenecaSheryl Jacobs, VP, Global Development Operations, AmgenCamilla Richmond, MD, MA, Medical Director, Translational Medicine, TakedaDaniel Millar, MBA, Senior Director, Strategic Business Transformation, Janssen Research & Development, LLC
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