Agenda Archive

Site activation and study start up: making processes more efficient

How early should you begin planning study start up and site activation?
Tips and tricks to reduce start up timelines for your trial
Fostering a strong relationship with sites to accelerate study start up and reduce overall timelines

Discover the technology behind patient-centric trials: explore the cutting-edge tools that streamline trial processes and minimize patient burden, improving both retention and outcomes
The smart use of tech in clinical trials: learn how to strategically implement technology to enhance patient experiences without compromising data integrity or trial efficiency.
Balancing innovation with human touch: understand when technology empowers clinical trials and when human intervention remains critical, ensuring the right blend for successful studies.
Practical insights on reducing patient burden: gain actionable insights into how technology can be applied to simplify patient participation, from remote monitoring to decentralized trial designs
Where tech truly makes an impact: explore specific phases and aspects of clinical trials where technology transforms patient engagement and drives trial success

Methods to streamline patient recruitment and enrolment processes
AI and ML as methods of speeding up enrolment timelines in order to reduce overall trial costs
Engaging patients through social media and other digital channels

Advantages of using a data-focused CRO and technology to manage data related activities
Simplifying process and leveraging efficiencies to reduce risk and cost
Understand key gateways to ensure quality and coordination
Sponsor perspective and benefits of outsourcing models

Everything starts with strategic site selection and feasibility
Understand the value of patient engagement and measuring its impact on the trial successful completion
Know your sites, know their needs, customize your support
Innovative patient centric approach: defining a set of strategies designed to place the needs, preferences, and experiences of patients at the