Archives: Agenda
CASE STUDY Implementing FDA’s Project Optimus in an ongoing trial
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TECHNOLOGY SPOTLIGHT: A Demonstration of Digital Display Labels in Clinical Trials Operations & Supply Chain
- Exploring the capability of Digital Display Labels (DDLs) and the benefits for Clinical Trial Supplies
- A demonstration of the functionality of DDLs; just in time labelling, lot & expiry update, multiple page count.
- Understanding the operational ability to securely & remotely update content & language.
- Integrating across IMP profiles, vials, bottles, blisters.
TECHNOLOGY SPOTLIGHT: Strategies for Preserving Valuable Biomarkers in Blood
- Addressing logistical challenges in clinical trials for blood sample processing
- Implementing solutions to stabilise biomarkers at collection and simplify workflows
Value by Design: Strategic Execution Architecture in Clinical-Stage Biotech
Running four Phase II oncology studies in parallel exposed a fundamental truth: in clinical-stage biotech, execution failure is not a delivery problem — it is a value problem. This session draws on Ryvu’s experience building an internal clinical execution unit from scratch, covering the strategic decisions behind insourcing key functions, building a CEE-anchored site network, and delivering ASH 2025 data on time. Attendees will leave with a practical framework for thinking about clinical program architecture as a value inflection decision, not an operational one.
Chairpersons closing remarks
The Wearable Sensor CRO: A New Model for Implementing Digital Measures that Must Withstand Regulatory Scrutiny
- How well‑designed digital measures deliver measurable ROI in clinical trials by reducing missing data, improving statistical power, accelerating timelines, and preventing costly trial rework or failure.
- How an end‑to‑end Wearable Sensor CRO delivery model integrates scientific strategy, operational oversight, and analytics to consistently produce regulatory‑ready datasets.
- Real‑world case examples showing how proactive compliance monitoring and fit‑for‑purpose algorithms dramatically improve data completeness and statistical power.
- The critical role of disease‑specific digital endpoint design versus off‑the‑shelf wearable algorithms in capturing meaningful treatment effects.
- Practical guidance for clinical operations and outsourcing teams on reducing sponsor burden while scaling wearable technologies across global trials.
Chairperson’s closing remarks
Chairperson’s closing remarks
PANEL DISCUSSION: Strengthening Patient Recruitment in Oncology Clinical Trials
- Identifying and addressing key barriers that limit timely and representative recruitment.
- Improving collaboration between sites, sponsors and patient advocacy groups to expand referral pathways.
- Enhancing patient trust and understanding through clear, accessible communication strategies.
- Leveraging AI tools to support more accurate pre-screening, eligibility matching and outreach.