Assessing patient attitudes to the use of AI in clinical trials

  • Review the results of a public and patient survey on the use of AI to develop clinical trial documents
  • Assess patient level of trust in and comfort with the use of AI to generate patient-facing clinical trial documents
  • Discuss the patient’s views on the importance of human review of AI-generated content and implications for the future

PROBLEM-SOLVING ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS

During the roundtable discussion session, the conference hall will be divided into four ‘zones’. Delegates can choose which zone they would like to join. Each zone will be led by a table moderator and will focus on a different challenge within clinical operations. Roundtables will take place in the Stream A conference room.

ROUNDTABLE 1: Importing and exporting biological materials to or from the U.S

Sean D. Smith, Biological Threat Exclusion Coordinator (BTEC), U.S. Customs and Border Protection

Baljeet Kaur, Agriculture Operations Manager, U.S. Customs and Border Protection

ROUNDTABLE 2: Pros and cons of different outsourcing models: FSO vs FSP vs inhouse

Yolanda Wan, Head of Clinical Operations, Orna Therapeutics

ROUNDTABLE 3: Enabling the most inclusive approach to patient engagement

Lily Cappalletti, Director, Patient Experience, Alexion Pharmaceuticals

ROUNDTABLE 4: Topic TBC

Kate Tith, Vice President, Head of Clinical Operations, Dyne Therapeutics

ROUNDTABLE 5: Building efficient and effective relationships with sites

Peter Koefler, Director, Study Site Engagement, Takeda

Cardiac data matters: keeping patients at the heart of innovation

  • Discover how to achieve unparalleled accuracy and patient compliance through cutting-edge, low-touch technology
  • Dive into the transformative power of AI and explore real-world applications reshaping cardiac care
  • Understand how continuous monitoring ensures precise data collection and enhances patient adherence and safety
  • Uncover the revolutionary role of AI in interpreting cardiac data
  • Review practical examples and case studies demonstrating effectiveness of continuous cardiac monitoring in clinical settings