Archives: Agenda
Optimising Combined Study Approvals Across the Clinical Trial and Medical Device Regulatory Frameworks
Update from COMBINE “all-in-one” Pilot Exploring the coordinated assessment of combined study applications
- Learnings and experience from the pilot phase 1
- Framework of the pilot phase 2 and experiences so far
Chairperson’s Opening Remarks
Registration and Refreshments
End of Conference
ROUNDTABLE SESSIONS
During the roundtable discussion session, the conference hall will be divided into zones. Delegates can choose which zone they would like to join. Each zone will be led by a table moderator and will focus on a different challenge within the industry. After 30 minutes, delegates will have the opportunity to swap and choose a different table, and each roundtable will run twice.
Navigating communication styles by tailoring approaches for different patient personalities
Roel van der Heijde, Facilitator & Trainer, Patient Experience Association The Netherlands
Managing Clinical Trial Budgets in An Unstable Financial World
Working Better with Investigative Sites
Working With CROs More Effectively
Afternoon refreshments and networking
PANEL DISCUSSION Making Clinical Trial Technology Work for Sites and Reducing System Burden
- Understanding how multiple systems increase burden for sites and study teams
- Identifying where technology slows down rather than supports trial delivery
- Simplifying workflows across platforms to improve adoption and efficiency
- Reducing friction without removing valuable data and insights
Session reserved for H1
Using AI Tools in Clinical Trials and What Works for Small and Mid-Sized Biotechining Inspection Readiness in Digital and Technology-Enabled Clinical Trials
- Sharing practical examples of what has worked (and what hasn’t)
- Highlighting key challenges and how to overcome them
- Comparing tools in terms of ease of implementation, cost, and impact for smaller teams
- Exploring which solutions are realistically adoptable within limited resources and existing systems