Symposium on clinical and commercial efficiencies in London
March 21, 2013Westminster, London
Agenda:
Start with the end in mind; clinical and commercial efficiencies
Thursday, 21 March 2013
13:00 - 17:00
One Birdcage Walk
Westminster, London
SW1H 9JJ
This educational event is complimentary for members of the biopharmaceutical industry.
*Seats are limited.
| Agenda |
| 13:00 |
Registration and lunch |
| 14:00 |
Introduction / Welcome
Ubavka DeNoble, MD Corporate Vice President, Phase II/III, Key Accounts
Nicholas Traynor, Manager Business Development Clinical Research Services
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| 14:15 |
Successful commercialization – value is the name of the game
Trevor Fitzpatrick, Vice President Commercialization
- Value-based assessment of new medicines is driving convergence of Regulatory, Clinical and Commercial perspectives earlier in the R&D process
- Examples of a more collaborative framework, by which sponsors, regulators, and payers, as essential stakeholders, undertake drug development with reimbursement in mind to achieve the common goal of safe, effective, and affordable medicines
- Paving the way for success' – How commercialization models support more efficient, integrated development
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| 15:00 |
Current and future technology trends – driving quality and efficiency
Bill Byrom, PhD Senior Director, Product Strategy, Perceptive Informatics
- Overview of industry technology trends
- Making technology simpler and more efficient for our users, in particular site personnel – examples and site feedback
- Consolidating and presenting operational data from multiple systems for effective and timely decision making
- Building from this to realise targeted monitoring efficiencies
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| 15:45 |
Invest smartly in your post-approval program: early planning can drive market success and value
Angela Vinken, Senior Director Observational Research
In todays' world, observational data are required to make your new product a success - especially after launch. Early planning will ensure you have the appropriate data available by the time your new product goes to market; you will also have time to design the studies in the most cost efficient manner, whilst optimizing data quality and physician interest.
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| 16:30 |
Podiums discussion: "What I want to change tomorrow" – "take aways" from the seminar and how do we apply this information to the real world. Chair: Christian Buhlmann, Vice President Business Development Clinical Research Services Elaine Tatum, PhD Senior Director Business Development Clinical Research Services Special guest from the Pharmaceutical Industry
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Afterwards: Cocktail Reception
For questions, registration changes or cancellations, please email Martina Docherty.