Software Automation in Research and Development (R&D) Clinical Trials In-house Training

Part of From Inception to Commercialisation: A New Approach to Clinical Data series:

Course overview

Time is money. Clinical trials are complex and difficult to co-ordinate and manage. Invariably, most of the process work is painstakingly labour intensive. This places a stress on the clinical team and the sites who are always under pressure to hit key milestones which have been stipulated within the protocol. Using software automation in several of the primary tasks can open a field of opportunity and savings for sponsors.

This course will provide delegates with a better understanding of the automation technology driving change in the field of clinical trials, and illustrate how this advancement can aid timely and cost effective deliverables.

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Benefits of attending

• Hear about a tool that can solve challenges around everything from patient recruitment to diversity and inclusion
• Uncover ways to reduce the patient burden and minimise study amendments, whilst saving time and providing insightful real world data (RWD)
• Explore a global payment fulfilment solution that can cover the out-of-pocket expenses for the trial participant across all currencies, whilst also paying sites and automating a standard of care
• Discuss notable areas of improvement upcoming or new solutions to build a better understanding of the software automation technology landscape
• Discover why a patient centric approach delivers better engagement and retention rates
• Learn how to support each other to improve outcomes in clinical trials

Who should attend?

The content will be applicable to the following professionals who help to design, develop and manage a clinical study from inception to commercialisation:

• VPs and managers
• Strategic leaders
• Data scientists and analysts
• Feasibility teams
• Study sets
• Clinical operations
• Regulatory
• Medical affairs
• IT and system integration
• Market access
• Pharmacovigilance and safety
• Diversity and inclusivity teams
• Finance teams and budget holders