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Reserved for Worldwide Clinical Trials
WORKSHOP: Responsible AI in oncology clinical trials: Applying the AI rights initiative to recruitment, patient data, and patient trust
Concept: This interactive workshop introduces the AI Rights Initiative as a practical framework that sponsors, CROs, and recruitment vendors can use to evaluate AI systems used in oncology trials. Through a short panel discussion and facilitated table conversations, participants will explore how recruitment algorithms, digital tracking technologies, and patient data analytics intersect with patient rights and regulatory responsibilities
Takeaway: Attendees will leave with practical governance questions that can help organizations implement AI responsibly while maintaining patient trust in clinical research
END OF DAY 1 AND NETWORKING DRINKS
Overviewing the current investor landscape to navigate and secure investment for oncology clinical trials
- Understanding the current investment climate to target and pitch your study to the right investors
- Reducing fundraising timelines through effective investor communication to ensure complex study plans are understood
- How to expand your professional network to connect with new investors and secure funding for oncology clinical trials
Afternoon refreshments and networking
The Critical Role of Pathologists and Molecular Technologies in Clinical Trial Success
- Overview of pathology and the expertise of pathologists in tissue evaluation and procurement for clinical trial success
- Best practices for tissue and liquid biopsy selection, handling, and quality assurance, including considerations for ctDNA and MRD testing.
- Case-based examples demonstrating optimal specimens for clinical trial enrollment, as well as common pitfalls in tissue and ctDNA/MRD workflows leading to case failures.
- How Natera harnesses real-world data from its commercial pipeline to accelerate clinical trial advancement and enrollment
Planning and executing patient-centric clinical studies: Lessons learned from the WISDOM Study platform for personalized breast cancer screening
- Incorporating patient-centric strategies in trial designs to reduce patient burden
- Overview of new innovations that can be included in studies to increase patient centricity
- Adopting a patient-first mindset when designing trial protocols for patient-friendly studies
The Real Reason Oncology Trials Fail Isn’t Recruitment… It’s Design
- You don’t have a recruitment problem, you have a design problem
- Most delays are designed into the protocol from day one
- Patient burden is created on paper before it’s felt in reality
- Fix the protocol → fix recruitment, timelines, and outcomes
- AI enables right-first-time trial design at scale
Oncology trials as a start-up: Identifying challenges and pain points to overcome and conduct effective oncology clinical trials
- Understanding the unique challenges biotechs face to reduce roadblocks and ensure clinical trial success
- Weighing up in-house capacity versus budget to ensure effective outsourcing decisions
- Working with limited resources to ensure regulatory compliance and minimize roadblocks