PANEL DISCUSSION: Designing Oncology Trials That Work for Every Patient

  • Tackling barriers that limit access and participation for under-represented patient groups.
  • Ensuring cultural relevance, language accessibility and equitable site selection.
  • Embedding PROs and patient insights to shape inclusive eligibility and trial procedures.
  • Measuring what matters: evaluating the impact of patient-centred designs on recruitment and retention.

KEYNOTE: A New Chapter for UK Clinical Trials: Regulation Reform and the Rise of AI

  • The impact of the new UK clinical trial regulations coming into force in April 2026 and what they mean for sponsors, investigators, and trial delivery
  • Government priorities and progress across the UK clinical research ecosystem two years on
  • How artificial intelligence is transforming clinical trial design, feasibility, patient identification, and operational efficiency
  • Cross-sector collaboration between regulators, industry, and the NHS to strengthen the UK’s position as a leading destination for clinical research
  • Looking ahead: building a more agile, technology-enabled clinical trials environment in the UK