EPISODE · Nov 8, 2022 · 30 MIN
Where and How DCTs Can Truly Enable and Close the Gaps between Research and Care
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In this session, panelists from pharma and healthcare share perspectives on innovations in decentralized clinical trial technologies that have and have not worked during and throughout COVID. They also discuss: How we are bringing forth trial options to people on their own terms and getting patient inputCreating flexible systems that don’t increase undue burden on hospitals and sitesWhat hasn’t worked and whyManaging cost and spend Speakers: Sharon Hanlon, Head, Clinical Trial Engagement & Enrolment, Bristol Myers SquibbChristina Brennan, MD, MBA, VP, Clinical Research, Northwell HealthJamie Harper, MHA, CCRP, Director, Site Engagement & Relations, WCG ClinicalRamita Tandon, Chief Clinical Trials Officer, Walgreens Health, Walgreens Boots AllianceSusan Wong, PA, Principal Quality & Compliance Manager, gRED, Genentech
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In this session, panelists from pharma and healthcare share perspectives on innovations in decentralized clinical trial technologies that have and have not worked during and throughout COVID. They also discuss: How we are bringing forth trial options to people on their own terms and getting patient inputCreating flexible systems that don’t increase undue burden on hospitals and sitesWhat hasn’t worked and whyManaging cost and spend Speakers: Sharon Hanlon, Head, Clinical Trial Engagement & Enrolment, Bristol Myers SquibbChristina Brennan, MD, MBA, VP, Clinical Research, Northwell HealthJamie Harper, MHA, CCRP, Director, Site Engagement & Relations, WCG ClinicalRamita Tandon, Chief Clinical Trials Officer, Walgreens Health, Walgreens Boots AllianceSusan Wong, PA, Principal Quality & Compliance Manager, gRED, Genentech
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Where and How DCTs Can Truly Enable and Close the Gaps between Research and Care
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