Archives: Agenda
Chairperson’s closing remarks
KEY NOTE: Ensuring Safe and Efficient Clinical Supply Management in Global Trials: Practical Strategies and Optimization Approaches
• Real-world challenges in IP (Investigational Product) supply management – balancing safety, compliance, and cost in global trials
• Adaptive strategies to prevent stockouts and manage variable recruitment
• Enhancing operational efficiency through optimized IRT configurations
• Leveraging modeling and simulation tools to forecast demand and reduce waste
PANEL DISCUSSION: Stronger Together: Mastering Vendor Relationships for Game Changing Clinical Supply Results
| · Cultivating trust and shared value through End-to-End clinical supply chain collaboration
· Creating effective communication channels to enhance transparency and strengthen trust · Aligning incentives between sponsors and vendors to prevent supply shipment delays |
Afternoon refreshments and networking
Streamlining Success: An Integrated Approach to Clinical Quality Assurance in Supply Chains
| · Regularly auditing suppliers and manufacturing partners to ensure compliance with regulatory standards
· Conducting regular training and workshops to align all parties on quality assurance standards and practices · Developing and maintaining detailed risk management plans |
Enhancing Drug Forecasting to Reduce Waste and Optimize Supply Chains
• Challenges in Clinical Drug Supply Management
• New Technologies in Clinical Drug Supply Management
• Global Case Studies & Best Practices
Optimizing Central Lab Supply Chains: Overcoming Logistical Barriers in Clinical Sample Management
| · Addressing challenges in collection, labeling, packaging, and international shipping
· Ensuring cold chain integrity to maintain sample viability and data accuracy · Navigating cross-border requirements, permits, and documentation delays |
Lunch and networking
GMP and Global Trials: Managing Multi-Regional Requirements for Manufacturing
- Understanding Data Integrity (DI) for Effective GMP Management in CMO/CDMO
- A Trend of Parametric Release Criteria for Aseptic Drug Production by MFDS (Korean Food and Drug Administration)