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Tell the audience a little bit about yourself.I’m currently at TriNetX as the Senior Vice President of Clinical Science and Operations, but I’ve been in the clinical and life sciences industry for 22 years. Throughout my experience, I realized
Tell us about your experience.After I finished medical school/neurology training, I started on faculty at Indiana University, School of Medicine in the neurology department. I ran a few clinical trials during my time there and became increasing
To start off, why don’t you tell us about your experience in the clinical research field and a little bit about yourself.I have had 30 years of experience as an observer of the clinical research enterprise. First, my involvement in management c
Tell us a little bit about yourself and 1nHealth.I’m kind of a cross between a life science veteran and an e-commerce veteran. I created 1nHealth based on those philosophies to answer the question, “how do you use compelling marketing to incite
Jim, tell us a little bit about yourself and your work at ACRP.I started my career at Eli Lilly for 24 years before moving to Quintiles, now known as IQVIA, for 5 years. After spending the following five years consulting, I became the executive
Fabian, tell us a little bit about yourself and your experience.I’m Colombian, but I was raised in northern Virginia. I got a bilingual medical training and moved on to research after my residency. I soon realized I wasn’t keen on the monotony
Fabian, tell us a little bit about yourself and your experience.I’m Colombian, but I was raised in northern Virginia. I got a bilingual medical training and moved on to research after my residency. I soon realized I wasn’t keen on the monotony
Host Jason Eger is joined by Dr. Diana Foster, Vice President of Strategy and Special Projects at the Society for Clinical Research Sites, to discuss how clinical research sites can help the industry improve patient diversity in clinical resear
Tell us about TrialScope and your experience.I am the Vice President of Patient Engagement at TrialScope. I used to work at the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research and also had my own company, Clinical Trial Connect, before it wa
Speaking from a general safety perspective, as well as a cardiac safety perspective, what challenges have you observed in clinical trials resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic? [3:07]I speak for myself and others, no one trained us for this and
How did you end up in patient advocacy?At the time of her first diagnosis, Deb was a computer company executive. Along with her husband (also a cancer survivor), she got involved with an oncology patient advocacy group. This was in the early 19
Introduction [00:55]Dr. David Albert of AliveCor explains how patient-collected data can solve some of the problems facing clinical trials during the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as the long-term outlook on changes in data collection for clinical
Introduction [00:55]Nadeeka Dias and Chris Watson from ERT discuss the race for a coronavirus vaccine and take a deeper dive into how sponsors and CROs can use technology to address the unique challenges of vaccine trials. What are the specifi
IntroductionWe welcome Nicholas Conn from Heart Health Intelligence and Jean-Phillippe Couderc from VPG Medical as he joins Trial Better to discuss passive health monitoring and the smart toilet seat.What is the Heart Seat and what does it do? 
IntroDawn Patterson, ERT Director of Respiratory Solutions, is joined by Kevin McCarthy, ERT Clinical Overread Specialist and member of the ATS/ERS 2019 Spirometry Update Task Force. They’ll explore the implications of the October 2019 ATS/ERS
What trends have you seen in respiratory in 2019?In previous years, there were a number of blockbuster drugs developed for conditions like asthma and COPD. However, these drugs are beginning to move off-patent, so the industry is beginning to s
What trends have you seen in imaging in 2019?One of the biggest trends has been an increase in demand for imaging over the last year as more and more trials have begun to require imaging as a primary endpoint. This has always been common in onc
What trends have you seen in eCOA in 2019?There’s been a shift in the regulatory landscape over the past year, shaped by an ongoing effort since the launch of 21st Century Cures Act to update patient-centered outcomes. The FDA has also taken on
What have you seen and experienced in cardiac safety in 2019?Cardiac safety is typically seen as a very stable area. However, in 2019, there was a lot of evolution as sponsors began to look for ways to reduce patient burden and find real-world
Introduction [00:50]We welcome Jean-Phillippe Couderc from VPG Medical as he joins Trial Better to discuss passive health monitoring and VPG Medical’s technology, HealthKam.What is passive health monitoring? [02:02]Passive health monitoring, or
What is a micropayment? [02:16]Micropayments are a small financial transaction. The threshold for what is considered a micropayment can vary based on industry, geographic location, and other factors. In clinical research, micropayments can infl
Introduction [00:42]Learn about best practices for patient recruitment, one of the biggest concerns in the clinical trial industry. We’ll discuss the importance of precision recruitment and site-follow up, as well as patient recruitment challen
Introduction [00:20]Phil Lake and Dr. Kai Michael-Beeh examine the steps sponsors and study teams can take to improve data quality and reduce data variability in respiratory trials. They also discuss the innovations and trends they expect to se
Introduction [00:45]Ken Faulkner and Katarina Krosback explore the potential benefits and pitfalls of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) in eCOA clinical trials, as well as the current regulatory perspective. In this episode we discuss the future hol
Patricia Castellano and Emily Olsson explore how sites can benefit from developing a stronger relationship with their ABPM device vendors. They also address strategies for successful repeat ABPM sessions when a patient is non-compliant, and how
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