Clinical Data Management Innovation 2023

We are pleased to announce the launch of a brand new event: Clinical Data Management Innovation will take place on 13th-14th September 2023 in Princeton!

13 - 14

September

2023
  • Princeton, New Jersey
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A FANTASTIC NETWORK OF YOUR PEERS AND COLLEAGUES

The programme will feature a range of speakers from the likes of Bristol Myers Squib, Otsuka, Cerevel Therapeutics, Merck, Daiichi Sankyo and many more, who through a variety of interactive session formats will offer insight on promoting successful clinical data management.

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  • 13 Sep 2023
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8 AM

Registration and refreshments

8:50 AM

Chairperson’s opening remarks

Speakers

9 AM

PANEL DISCUSSION: Innovating your clinical data management processes: what’s new in 2023?

  • How is data management and data capture evolving, and how can you make your processes most efficient?
  • Overcoming obstacles in order to ensure data is captured and processed in a timely manner
  • Choosing vendors for clinical data management: what new players are in the market?
  • Modernizing approaches to traditional data management: what new data engineering tools are available?
  • Using data management technology to reduce burden on short-staffed sites

Speakers

9:30 AM

Session reserved for featured sponsor

10 AM

Opportunities created by incorporating real world evidence into clinical trials

  • Tapping into the full potential of real world evidence and incorporating this into your trial
  • Barriers to adopting RWE: how to address and overcome these
  • Navigating regulations in the USA in relation to the use of real world evidence in clinical trials

Speakers

10:30 AM

Morning refreshments and networking

11:15 AM

Best practice in acquiring and reviewing external and biomarker data to reduce turnaround and improve quality

  • How to ensure biomarker data is processed and reviewed in a timely manner and the benefits of this
  • Assessing different platforms and available technologies for handling biomarker data
  • Centralizing and aligning biomarker data in order to increase efficiency

Speakers

11:45 AM

Session reserved for sponsor

12:15 PM

The impact of high turnover of site staff on data collection and what sponsor companies can do to help

  • How to deal with high turnover of staff as a sponsor company: what issues are caused by this?
  • Assessing available technology and processes to alleviate pressure and workload on site staff
  • The importance of maintaining a strong relationship with sites when it comes to data entry and collection

Speakers

12:45 PM

TECHNOLOGY SPOTLIGHT: Running up that hill: accelerate cycle times and reach patients faster with elluminate

Learn how elluminate and eClinical’s biometrics services deliver:

  • Operational insights across numerous data sources that provides definitive answers and analytics on enrollment, protocol compliance and safety
  • Improved study oversight with a holistic view of risk across all data sources
  • 50 out-of-the-box visualizations to support cross-study analysis for deeper insights with self-service access to clinical and operational analytics
  • Increased productivity across data management, medical monitoring, clinical operations, clinical programming and statistical analysis roles

Speakers

1 PM

Lunch and networking

2 PM

PANEL DISCUSSION: Optimizing data capture: new trends in data acquisition to ensure data benefits indication and treatment

  • Ensuring no data that is collected goes to waste: where are biotech and pharma companies collecting unnecessary data?
  • Bringing down overall costs by eliminating collection of data which is not used as part of your trial
  • Regulatory guidance around data acquisition and choosing which data to collect
  • How minimizing the number of data points captured can ease burden on patients during site visits, increase retention, and speed up overall study timelines

Speakers

2:30 PM

Hybrid trials using DCT technology and processes: focus on patients and the sites

  • Highlighting the complexity that Hybrid/DCT brings whilst moving away from the common brick-and-mortar sites.
  • Discussing the rise in regulator concerns in areas such as investigator oversight, and participant’s safety when face to face contact is limited.
  • How we tend to focus too much on technology when it’s actually the processes for the patients and the sites that matter even more.
  • Major points to consider in designing hybrid/DCT trials; building blocks and practical examples to best prepare you to meet the needs of regulators whilst keeping the patient and sites front of mind.

Speakers

3 PM

High impact CDISC Open-Source Alliance (COSA) projects

  • Highlights of some of the most important COSA projects and related standards development
  • Using the CDISC Open Rule Engine (CORE) for conformance checking
  • Piloting Dataset-JSON as a SAS v5 XPORT replacement
  • The OAK project: automated CDASH to SDTM transformations
  • Digital protocol and study design projects
  • Other COSA projects generating interest from industry

Speakers

3:30 PM

Afternoon refreshments and networking

4:15 PM

Data Management in oncology: the importance of using suitable technology in your clinical trial in order to create a manageable data structure

  • Challenges in how we collect data: number of data forms and adverse effects in oncology
  • Using the right technology to maximize efficiency of data systems in oncology trials
  • Understanding how to use and analyze data effectively
  • Looking at how to manage your data structure

Speakers

4:45 PM

Session reserved for sponsor

5:15 PM

Choosing the right technology vendors for clinical data management

  • Weighing up the cost and benefits of different providers for data collection and analysis
  • Striking the balance of outsourcing vs keeping data management in house: what can vendors offer?
  • What new innovations and technology are available in 2023: keeping ahead of the curve when selecting data vendors

Speakers

5:45 PM

Chairperson’s closing remarks

Speakers

End Of Day 1 and Networking Drinks

8 AM

Registration and refreshments

8:50 AM

Chairperson’s opening remarks

9 AM

Problem-Solving Roundtable Discussions

During the roundtable discussion session, the conference hall will be divided into four ‘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 clinical data management. After 45 minutes, delegates will have the opportunity to swap and choose a different table, and each roundtable will run twice.

ROUNDTABLE 1: Building a strong relationship with sites to ensure data is collected and processed efficiently and in a timely manner

Devdatt (Dev) Patel, Director, Clinical Data Management, Seagen

ROUNDTABLE 2: Getting the most out of limited data sets in rare disease clinical trials

Noopur Singh, Director, Medical Affairs, Xentria

ROUNDTABLE 3: Choosing technology and vendors to fit your needs for clinical data management

Keith Chiasson, Vice President, Drug Development, Feldan Therapeutics

Speakers

10:30 AM

Morning refreshments and networking

11:15 AM

PANEL DISCUSSION: Fostering a strong relationship with sites in order to ensure data management is as streamlined and efficient as possible

  • What more should sponsors be doing in order to relieve burden on understaffed sites?
  • An overview of new technology and innovative processes available in order to increase efficiency around data collection and entry
  • How can having a good relationship with your site improve processes and reduce overall trial timelines?
  • Regulatory considerations around data collection and site processes
  • Managing expectations of site staff when it comes to data entry without damaging relationships
  • Training site staff on your technology and systems in order to avoid errors and ease burden on sites

Speakers

11:45 AM

Session reserved for sponsor

12:15 PM

Strategies for data standardization and real-time data analytics

  • Challenges and benefits of real-time data: what can this add to your trial, and what additional challenges are created?
  • Analyzing, sorting and handling large amounts of real-time data: understanding best practice
  • Choosing vendors and technologies to support real-time data collection and analytics: what should you consider?

Speakers

12:45 PM

Lunch, networking and prize draw!

1:45 PM

Leveraging data and information from electronic medical records in order to shorten patient recruitment timelines

  • What are the benefits of electronic medical records and how can they enhance patient recruitment processes?
  • Navigating challenges and overcoming hurdles when using electronic medical records
  • Using electronic medical records in conjunction with other methods of identifying and screening patients in order to shorten timelines and reduce overall costs

Speakers

2:15 PM

Session reserved for sponsor

2:45 PM

Weighing up statistical significance vs clinical meaningfulness when submitting a new drug for approval

  • Ensuring data and results from your trial are meaningful to patients: is putting out your drug worthwhile to patients?
  • Meeting expectations from the FDA and regulatory bodies when it comes to clinical meaningfulness of your data
  • Considerations when preparing documents for submissions and proving clinical meaningfulness

Speakers

3:15 PM

Chairperson’s closing remarks

Speakers

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Audrey Hill
Senior Director, Data Management, Advaxis

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Optimizing data capture: new trends in data acquisition to ensure data benefits indication and treatment

2023-09-13, 2:00 PM

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Will Newton
Senior Healthcare Reporter, Clinical Trials Arena, GlobalData Healthcare

Will Newton is a Senior Reporter for Clinical Trials Arena and GlobalData Healthcare, focusing on clinical trial design, healthcare business and regulation, and new technologies. Now based in New York City, he previously covered diabetes drug development at Close Concerns’ industry-facing publication in San Francisco. William holds a BA in Economics from Williams College.

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Chairperson’s closing remarks

2023-09-14, 3:15 PM

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Chairperson’s opening remarks

2023-09-13, 8:50 AM

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Optimizing data capture: new trends in data acquisition to ensure data benefits indication and treatment

2023-09-13, 2:00 PM

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Chairperson’s closing remarks

2023-09-13, 5:45 PM

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Madhu Kumar Komuravelli
Head of Data Management, BlueRock Therapeutics

Worked in the Pharmaceutical/Biotech/CRO industry since last 23 years with more than 20 years of experience in the Clinical Data Management area on both Sponsor & CRO Side. Successfully led multi-faceted data management project teams to globalize clinical data management processes, systems & organizations and currently working at Regeneron Pharmaceuticals as the Data Management Site Head (Basking Ridge, NJ)/ Associate Director, CDM. Handled and supported several Clinical Studies (Phase 1 to Phase 4) across various therapeutic areas like Immunology, Oncology, CV, CNS, & Rare diseases. Completely familiar with technology and its role in the Clinical Data Management space and performed/supported several technology related initiatives.

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Leveraging data and information from electronic medical records in order to shorten patient recruitment timelines

2023-09-14, 1:45 PM

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Eric Nicolai
Associate Director, Clinical Data Management, Bristol-Myers Squibb

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Fostering a strong relationship with sites in order to ensure data management is as streamlined and efficient as possible

2023-09-14, 11:15 AM

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Best practice in acquiring and reviewing external and biomarker data to reduce turnaround and improve quality

2023-09-13, 11:15 AM

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Sam Hume
Vice President, Data Science, CDISC

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Innovating your clinical data management processes: what’s new in 2023?

2023-09-13, 9:00 AM

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High impact CDISC Open-Source Alliance (COSA) projects

2023-09-13, 3:00 PM

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Guang-Liang Wang
Ph.D., Head of Data Management, Cerevel Therapeutics

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Strategies for data standardization and real-time data analytics

2023-09-14, 12:15 PM

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Terry Katz
Sr. Director, Biostatistics and Data Management Planning and Functional Excellence, Daiichi Sankyo, Inc.

Terry Katz is Senior Director of Biostatistics and Data Management Planning and Functional Excellence at Daiichi Sankyo. Previously he was Head of Global Data Management and Statistics at Merck Animal Health, Head of Biometrics at ImClone Systems, Senior Manager of Analysis & Reporting for PRA International, and a Statistician at Schering-Plough. He holds Accreditation as a Professional Statistician and Certifications as a Quality Engineer and a Six Sigma Green Belt. He is Chair of DIA's GCP-QA Community; formerly he was a Core Committee member for NJ CDISC User Group and Chair of the Statistical Taskforce for the Animal Health Institute. Terry also completed a 3-month Fellowship in Kenya to improve capacity and capability for the local hospitals to run oncology clinical trials.

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Opportunities created by incorporating real world evidence into clinical trials

2023-09-13, 10:00 AM

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Mohammad Alajarmeh
Director, Clinical Operations, Eunoia Health

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Weighing up statistical significance vs clinical meaningfulness when submitting a new drug for approval

2023-09-14, 2:45 PM

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Keith Chiasson
Vice President, Drug Development, Feldan Therapeutics

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Problem-Solving Roundtable Discussions

2023-09-14, 9:00 AM

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Satish Dachepally
Executive Director, Clinical Database Programming, Incyte Corporation

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Optimizing data capture: new trends in data acquisition to ensure data benefits indication and treatment

2023-09-13, 2:00 PM

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Narayan Lebaka
Senior Director, Clinical Data Management, Inspirna

Narayan has and ten (10)+ years of award-winning and progressive experience delivering the highest standards of clinical data management at Bayer and Bristol Myers Squibb (BMS). Bayer Gold Award 2017, Bronze Award 2016, and Pinnacle Award 2015; BMS Performance Award. In-depth knowledge of all aspects of clinical data management, reporting, reconciliation, study reviews, and standards development that drive pharmaceutical businesses forward. 

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Fostering a strong relationship with sites in order to ensure data management is as streamlined and efficient as possible

2023-09-14, 11:15 AM

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Data Management in oncology: the importance of using suitable technology in your clinical trial in order to create a manageable data structure

2023-09-13, 4:15 PM

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Joshua Cox
Vice President, Clinical Data Management, Loxo at Lilly, Eli Lilly and Company

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Fostering a strong relationship with sites in order to ensure data management is as streamlined and efficient as possible

2023-09-14, 11:15 AM

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Choosing the right technology vendors for clinical data management

2023-09-13, 5:15 PM

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Joe Shan
MPH, Executive Director, Clinical Development Operations, MEI Pharma

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Optimizing data capture: new trends in data acquisition to ensure data benefits indication and treatment

2023-09-13, 2:00 PM

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Rosanne Petros
Associate Director, Clinical Research, Merck Research Laboratories

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Fostering a strong relationship with sites in order to ensure data management is as streamlined and efficient as possible

2023-09-14, 11:15 AM

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The impact of high turnover of site staff on data collection and what sponsor companies can do to help

2023-09-13, 12:15 PM

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Chris Natale
Director, Clinical Data Management, Oncology, Moderna

Chris has ~25 years industry experience, ranging from working in the CRO space, as well as for big Pharma to small Biotechs. He is currently at Moderna, as the Director, Clinical Data Management, where he manages multiple direct reports and oversees the Oncology portfolio.  Chris has worked across a variety of therapeutic areas, including Oncology, Virology, Immunology, Cardiovascular, Women’s Health, Neurology, and Metabolic Disorders.  He has  worked on studies ranging from both Phase 1 Healthy Volunteer and Phase 1 Oncology through Phase 3 registrational trials.  Chris is honored to have worked on multiple treatments that made it to market and significantly improved both the quantity and quality of life of the individuals needing treatment.

Chris attended Montclair State University (NJ), where he received both his Bachelor’s and Master of Science degrees in Biology.  He also spent more than 20 years there as a part-time Adjunct Biology Professor.

Away from work, Chris enjoys traveling, hiking, fishing, birdwatching, nature photography, movies, Broadway shows, concerts, and spending time with his family.

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Innovating your clinical data management processes: what’s new in 2023?

2023-09-13, 9:00 AM

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Optimizing data capture: new trends in data acquisition to ensure data benefits indication and treatment

2023-09-13, 2:00 PM

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Devdatt (Dev) Patel
Director, Clinical Data Management, Seagen

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Problem-Solving Roundtable Discussions

2023-09-14, 9:00 AM

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Innovating your clinical data management processes: what’s new in 2023?

2023-09-13, 9:00 AM

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Noopur Singh
Director, Medical Affairs, Xentria

Noopur’s motivation stems from her desire to help mitigate treatment access challenges seen across indications. She is focused on strategic patient-centered drug development that bridges scientific gaps and cuts through red tape across the drug supply chain. She is determined to increase access to treatments to help fulfill current unmet needs. Her approach stems from the patient journey, ensuring it is integrated throughout the drug development life cycle. In her role as Director of Medical Affairs, Noopur nurtures Xentria’s key relationships with patient experts, key opinion leaders and clinical investigators.

Prior to her role at Xentria, Noopur was the Research Director at the Foundation for Sarcoidosis Research where she played a key role in the development and execution of the organization’s scientific research agenda. Noopur has also worked as Clinical Site Manager for Synexus Clinical Research in Chicago, where she was responsible for operationalizing clinical trials. Noopur held several roles at Lurie’s Children’s Hospital Chicago where she managed over 25 industry-sponsored trials. She has also been an active participant in the Therapeutics Development Network with the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Noopur earned a B.S.in Kinesiology from the University of Michigan.

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Problem-Solving Roundtable Discussions

2023-09-14, 9:00 AM

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Harit Nandani
Director, Clinical Data Management, GRAIL, Inc.

Harit Nandani has 12+ years of experience in clinical trials data and technology leadership for both diagnostics and therapeutic trials. He specializes in clinical trial data management and analysis, configuring systems for population-scale studies, and using analytics tools to monitor projects. Currently, he is the Director of Clinical Data Management at GRAIL, overseeing data and systems for trials in the UK and US supporting early cancer detection diagnostics development. He has worked on projects enrolling over 300,000 participants, leading to the development of the Galleri test, which has detected over 50 types of cancer and has been named one of TIME Magazine's best inventions and The Atlantic's 10 most promising breakthroughs of 2022. Prior to GRAIL, Harit led late-stage pivotal trials in Oncology at Gilead Sciences and worked in various clinical research roles at a CRO and a small biopharmaceutical development company.

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Innovating your clinical data management processes: what’s new in 2023?

2023-09-13, 9:00 AM

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Kim Chau
Vice President, Clinical Operations, Exai Bio

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Fostering a strong relationship with sites in order to ensure data management is as streamlined and efficient as possible

2023-09-14, 11:15 AM

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Dawn Kaminski
Vice President, BD Operations, eClinical Solutions

Dawn has over 20 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry. She have worked within every level of clinical data management, from Data Coordinator to Senior Director where she participated in or had oversight for more than 250 clinical trials.

During her time in the industry, she has provided consultation to organizations on clinical trial conduct, best practices in Data Management and data capture as well as developed standardized libraries and templates to support the adoption of CDISC standards. She is an active member of SCDM as a GCDMP SME, course designer and webinar presenter as well as Co-Chair of the annual conference (2018-2021) and serves on the SCDM Board of Trustees. Dawn is involved as a member of the CDISC-CDASH core team, Diabetes sub-team, CDASH CFAST Expanded Leadership Team and former Co-Chair of the CRF Library project.

Dawn currently holds the position of Vice President, BD Operations, where she supports business development as a Clinical Subject Matter Expert for both software and data services as well as overseeing the Proposals and Solution Consulting departments.

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TECHNOLOGY SPOTLIGHT: Running up that hill: accelerate cycle times and reach patients faster with elluminate

2023-09-13, 12:45 PM

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A FANTASTIC NETWORK OF YOUR PEERS AND COLLEAGUES

The programme will feature a range of speakers from the likes of Bristol Myers Squib, Otsuka, Cerevel Therapeutics, Merck, Daiichi Sankyo and many more, who through a variety of interactive session formats will offer insight on promoting successful clinical data management.

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