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Monday, June 27 • 10:45am - 12:00pm
#137: Using Technology to Make Trials Accessible to More Clinical Trial Participants

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Component Type: Session
Level: Intermediate
CE: CME 1.25; IACET 1.25; RN 1.25

As clinical care moves toward increasingly patient-centric models, research must also account for the participant’s perspective in order to maximize clinical trial recruitment, enrollment, adherence, and completion. Quality indicators that capture information about participant preferences and challenges can be used to inform clinical trial feasibility. Leveraging mobile technologies, in particular, can potentially empower a participant population, while emphasizing participant understanding of the commitment involved and, simultaneously, easing burdens on sites and study staff. This session will explore mobile applications, including eConsent, and at-home clinical trials, as potential tools—even providing the capacity to conduct remote trials—to spur participation through increased participant engagement, convenience, and satisfaction.

Learning Objectives

Identify emerging technologies and methods for both achieving efficiencies and optimizing effectiveness in clinical trial design; Evaluate quality metrics related to participant satisfaction and challenges associated with study implementation; Assess technologies and methods for their impact on clinical trial feasibility from a participant-focused perspective; Describe how to create an integrated plan, leveraging available technologies and methods, to improve the success of clinical trials.

Chair

Linda M Coleman, Esq, JD

Speaker

Mobile Clinical Trial Technologies: Use Cases and GCP Compliance Considerations
Philip J. Coran, Esq

Mobile Technology in Research: A Compliance and Ethics Review Perspective
Linda M Coleman, Esq, JD

Mobile Health Applications and eConsent: A Sponsor’s Perspective
Kevin Hudziak, MS


Chair
LC

Linda Coleman

Director, Human Research Protection Program, Yale University
Ms. Coleman is the Director of the Human Research Protection Program at Yale University. Prior to joining Yale, she was the Vice President of Regulatory and Legal Affairs at Quorum Review and an attorney at Bennett Bigelow & Leedom. Ms. Coleman has experience in research ethics, regulatory... Read More →

Speakers
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Philip Coran

Principal, Global Compliance and Strategy, Medidata Solutions
Phil Coran is a Principal of Global Compliance & Strategy at Medidata. Prior to joining Medidata, Phil was at Pfizer for 12 years in the Medical Quality Assurance and Internal Audit groups. From 1999-2001, Phil was an IT Risk Consultant at Deloitte & Touche & Arthur Andersen accounting... Read More →
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Kevin Hudziak

Consultant, Innovation Lead, Eli Lilly and Company
Kevin works in the Clinical Innovation group at Lilly as an Innovation Lead focused on implementing eConsent and other technologies across the Lilly portfolio. Kevin participated in the CTTI Informed Consent project and is currently a member of the TransCelerate eConsent project... Read More →

Monday June 27, 2016 10:45am - 12:00pm EDT
204A Pennsylvania Convention Center 1101 Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107 USA
  Trk 11: Quality in CT/GCP, Session