2nd Annual End to End Clinical Data Management
6 - 7 March 2013, Princeton, New JerseyIn its second year after a successful launch, the 2013 event looks a step further towards the goal of achieving integrated end to end clinical data management.
The 2013 agenda presents content spanning the various challenging demands within clinical data management. With increasing pressure to meet standards and be up to speed with the latest technologies, emphasis will be put on identifying cost efficient, achievable strategies.
As determined by our thorough industry research, sessions will look closely into efficient methods for study start up, solutions to challenges posed by outsourcing, making informed decisions on metrics for data analysis, updates on the latest CDISC standards and open discussion into the future role of a data manager.
This conference will offer the perfect balance between strategic, scenario planning case studies, and insight into new technologies and possibilities, and will be well attended by a broad range of stakeholders within the industry, adding value to your networking experience.
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Who Should Attend End to End Clinical Data Management
Pharmaceutical and biotech companies throughout the US.
Testimonials
The testimonials below are from the delegates who attended the previous End to End Clinical Data Management event.
Direction of the 2013 Agenda
Following thorough content-based research, the 2013 agenda has been based specifically around the key challenges experienced by managing clinical data at a time of tough industry pressure. Key areas of focus for 2013 include:
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Elan puts itself up for sale, invites Royalty Pharma bid
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London University discovers vital clue to how cancer spreads
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Human DNA cannot be patented, US court rules
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FDA approves Xgeva to treat giant cell tumour of the bone
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Reuters joins One Mind for Research to increase brain damage knowledge
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Cancer drug could reduce need for insulin injections in type 1 diabetes patients
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Liver stem cell model to speed up drug safety testing
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