Reimagining Clinical Trials: The Role of Master Protocols in Modern Research

The master protocol approach is transforming the landscape of drug development by allowing multiple treatments to be evaluated across different disease states or patient populations within a single trial structure. An approach like this can offer significant advantages, including increased efficiencies, faster decision-making and improved coordination but poses challenges to operationalization without the proper planning and support. ​In this session, explore the key aspects of master protocols, it’s benefits and challenges, and provide practical insights into implementation and operationalization.

Whether you are a researcher, clinician, or part of the pharma industry, this session will equip you with the knowledge to leverage master protocols effectively in your clinical research. ​

Key Takeaways: ​

  • Understand the benefits, optimal use cases and best scenarios for master protocols. ​
  • Maximize trial operations with improved coordination and more sub-study opportunities. ​
  • Enhance data collection and sharing, broadening patient access to new therapies. ​
  • Navigate strategic relationships for safe and successful master protocol research.

How to Operationally Transform Your Clinical Trial supplies with Digital Display Labels

  • A key digital transformation currently in live trials is the shift from traditional paper-based relabeling to the use of digital display labels in clinical trial settings.
  • The integration of digital display labels marks a significant advancement in clinical trial operations, offering enhanced efficiency and flexibility.
  • As this technology evolves and gains broader adoption, it is poised to transform clinical trial management—particularly in remote monitoring, adaptive trial design, and patient engagement.
  • This session will examine the limitations of traditional relabeling methods, highlight the benefits of digital display labels, and discuss their potential to reshape the future of clinical research and healthcare innovation.