Clinical Data Strategy and Analytics

Data Science to Support Clinical Innovation

March 2 - 3, 2021 ALL TIMES EST

E-clinical technologies have changed the landscape of the clinical research industry and healthcare IT in general. Digitalization of healthcare data, mobile data capture technologies, and cloud storage of data are a few of the main technological advances that influence clinical data management and analytics. These technological advances have been coupled with novel data visualization solutions, and this powerful duo is helping to develop a new paradigm of data-driven clinical trials. These capabilities became critical during the last several months when many trials got interrupted because of COVID-19. Companies with strongest clinical data departments were able to rescue some of the ongoing operations and start new trials thank to the innovative data strategies in place. CHI’s 13th Annual Clinical Data Strategy and Analytics conference will be bringing together top clinical research informatics experts to discuss the challenges and find solutions necessary to navigate and thrive in the rapidly changing environment.

Tuesday, March 2

THE ACCELERATION OF DRUG DEVELOPMENT DUE TO THE PANDEMIC

8:00 am LIVE PLENARY PRESENTATION:

Delivering When It Matters, COVID-19 Edition: Pfizer’s Vaccine Trial Execution Strategies and Technology-Enabled Operations

Panel Moderator:
Demetris Zambas, Vice President & Global Head, Data Monitoring & Management, Pfizer Inc.

Pfizer has been collaborating across the healthcare innovation ecosystem to address the COVID-19 global health care crisis. Pfizer’s stage III coronavirus vaccine trial has enrolled more than 44,000 volunteers and will be completed by the time of the conference. This outstanding effort required leadership, focus and dedication of the entire company and critical stakeholders. All of the industry’s and company’s previous work and innovations were pressure tested to meet the challenging scope of the trial. With a critical global need, the only gauge had to be the “speed of science” with all appropriate quality controls. This panel will discuss Pfizer’s vaccine trial execution strategies and technology-boosted operations.

Panelists:
Brett Wilson, Senior Director, Vaccines TA Lead Data Monitoring & Management, Global Biometrics & Data Management, Global Product Development, Pfizer Inc.
Ralph Russo, Senior Director & Global Head, Clinical Database Management, Pfizer Inc.
Nicholas Kitchin, MD, Senior Director, Vaccine Clinical Research and Development, Pfizer
Helen Smith, Senior Director, Clinical Study Team Lead, CD and O, Pfizer
Liping Zhang, Senior Director, Vaccines Statistical Programming and Analysis Lead, Pfizer Inc
Darren Cowan, Executive Director & Area Head USA, Canada, Pfizer
Beth Paulukonis, Executive Director, Study Management Group Lead, Clinical Development and Operations, Pfizer
9:30 am

PLENARY PRESENTATION: Fireside Chat: Accelerated Drug Development in Response to the Pandemic: Lessons Learned and Key Drivers

Panel Moderator:
Deborah Borfitz, Lead Contributor, Publications, Cambridge Healthtech Institute

Companies adopting tech per Covid, perpetual proof of concept and pilot mode needs to stop, is response to Covid temp or a new normal? Lessons learned is important, but look ahead to 4,000+ active studies still happening in other indications/diseases! Covid burn out. The drug dev paradigm is out of date! What were the accelerants? So, lasting lessons from pandemic are not tactics but behaviors. The cat is out of the bag on the need and desire for more remote/virtual trials – especially if you ask a patient!

Panelists:
Ken Getz, MBA, Founder, CISCRP; Deputy Director, Center for the Study of Drug Development, Tufts University School of Medicine
Leonard Sacks, MD, Associate Director, Clinical Methodology, Office of Medical Policy, CDER, FDA

INTEGRATED ANALYTICS APPROACH

9:55 am

Managing Implementation of an End-to-End Integrated Analytics Program in Support of Clinical Operation

Sina Djali, Head of Clinical & Operations Analytics, Janssen R&D LLC

There is a need to move from the current analytical risk based management approaches which includes using descriptive Key Performance and Risk Indicators for many aspects of clinical operation including site risk score to drive site monitoring plans to a more dynamic and predictive approach. This approach requires a data driven assessment of site risks with adaptive and dynamic monitoring plans to ensure focused management of risk including Investigator Site Monitoring and drive efficiencies through a focus on the right activities at the right time, with better workload & capacity planning, increase quality focus through proactive risk mitigation. Also with the changing landscape of drug development which includes novel therapies like gene therapy, remote/decentralized trials, growing use of wearable technologies, e-source, use of artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms, the future of risk based approach towards managing clinical trials is going to be very different from what we see now.  This presentation explores a novel approach on the use of technology and the future of risk based management of clinical trials.

10:15 am

Assessing Quality for Clinical Trial Recruitment Decisions

Ozgur Ozkan, IT Director, R&D IT, Janssen R&D

We apply a common framework to assess the quality of recruitment decisions and identify common issues leading to deviations from plan. Although the recruitment problem can be framed clearly and clinical teams come up with innovative alternatives, recruitment predictions may suffer from lack of relevant insights or plans may not be aligned with operational objectives. Even if we apply a sound rationale to come up with the best plan, we would need commitment from various groups to execute on it. Investigation of the decision quality elements has potential to maximize our learnings from the past.

Tim Riely, Vice President, Clinical Data Analytics Suite, IQVIA Technologies

A clinical data analytics platform can reduce development time and costs by leveraging AI-enabled building blocks to influence business outcomes. In this presentation, IQVIA will share examples of analytics that are generating intelligent insights to improve workflow collaboration; and show how to deploy algorithms in a number of scenarios to better predict and monitor site health.

10:55 am

FSP Sourcing: Tips for Successful Partnerships – Experiences from Both Using and the Supplying FSP Services

Francis Kendall, Head of Oncology Programming, Biometrics, Oncology R&D, AstraZeneca

 

This talk will give an understanding of different FSP models and how they can evolve within organizations.  It will give this view from the perspective of the supplier and also of the client and make some key recommendation to think about when considering a FSP.


 

Aidan Gannon, Director, Client Services and Innovation, Longboat by Advarra
James Riddle, Vice President, Research Services & Strategic Consulting, Advarra

As our industry continues to consume and collect more data, how do you use it to find meaningful insights? At Advarra, we’ve discovered that more data isn’t always better. What’s more important is developing tools and processes to discover valuable insights from data to optimize research performance. This presentation explores how collecting and analyzing data from sites and life sciences companies can inform strategic decisions across the clinical research industry.

11:35 am LIVE PANEL DISCUSSION:

Digitalization of Clinical Trials: Novel Data and Technology Strategies

Panel Moderator:
Sina Djali, Head of Clinical & Operations Analytics, Janssen R&D LLC
Panelists:
Francis Kendall, Head of Oncology Programming, Biometrics, Oncology R&D, AstraZeneca
Ozgur Ozkan, IT Director, R&D IT, Janssen R&D
David Fauvart, Associate Director, Janssen Clinical Innovation, Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical R&D
Peter Verwilst, MD, Research Physician, The Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson
Luis Garcia-Gancedo, PhD, Director, Digital Biomarkers, GlaxoSmithKline
Ariel Dowling, PhD, Director of Digital Strategy, Data Sciences Institute, Research and Development, Takeda Pharmaceuticals
Alexandre Malouvier, Director, Strategic Partnerships, Decentralized Clinical Trial Operations RWS, PRA Health Sciences
Manesh Patel, M.D., Richard S. Stack Distinguished Professor; Chief, Division of Cardiology; Co-Director Duke Heart Cent, Duke Clinical Research Institute
Dawn Anderson, Managing Director, Life Sciences, Deloitte Consulting LLP
Manesh Patel, M.D., Richard S. Stack Distinguished Professor; Chief, Division of Cardiology; Co-Director Duke Heart Cent, Duke Clinical Research Institute
12:10 pm Session Break - Visit Our Virtual Exhibit Hall
Billy Byrom, VP Product Intelligence & Positioning, Marketing, Signant Health

DATA SCIENCE TO THE RESCUE: HELPING CLINICAL TEAMS TO DEAL WITH COVID-19 IMPACT

1:00 pm

Dynamic Portfolio Oversight with COVID-19 Clinical Control Tower

Eddie Dukes, Tech Product Owner, R&D Clinical Technologies, GSK
Stephen Gardiner, Director, Head of Analytics and Reporting, Clinical Operations, GSK

As the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted life as we know it, GSK needed a way to forecast the potential disruption to operations and this required a holistic view of portfolio progress to see how studies, operations and performance may be impacted. This presentation will discuss how we were able to achieve this with the development of a COVID-19 Control Tower, and how the effort has driven the transformational clinical development initiative of a broader, enterprise wide platform for reporting and analytics, risk management and portfolio-wide decision making, known as the Clinical Control Tower.

1:20 pm

COVID-19 Command Platform

Joseph Yoder, Clinical Data Analyst, Data & Statistical Sciences, AbbVie, Inc.
Shruti Chaturvedi, Director Clinical Operations, Country Head ANZ Connect Message

The COVID-19 Command Platform was designed and implemented in response to the Coronavirus pandemic as it was initially beginning to impact the world, in an attempt to understand and surface information associated with potentially impacted clinical sites. Pulling information from a variety of sources, insight into the level of impact and associated country and site-level restrictions can be ascertained in near-real time. From this, more informative decisions associated with study conduct can be made. Through this example, the audience will gain insight into the response that a company had to a global incident, and how a similar approach may be implemented in the future, and how to potentially improve upon that approach. 

Kara Dennis, Head of Healthcare, Unqork

Life sciences organizations looking to transform the patient experience, modernize processes for clinical trial sites, and create other internal and external improvements often run into slow development timelines or solutions that are not sufficiently tailored to their patient population and disease area. Join Kara Dennis, Head of Healthcare at Unqork as she talks about deploying high-fidelity, complex applications in weeks -- all without writing a single line of code.

2:00 pm

Operationalizing Innovation at Pharma R&D IT 

Chandi Kodthiwada, Head Product Management, R&D IT, Takeda Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Ask an R&D IT Colleague, there are never ending projects for Pharmaceutical R&D IT teams to accomplish in any given financial year. So,how do you make sure to address the most important business needs while also addressing the urgent needs? While doing those both, how do you enable innovation and deliver the best outcomes possible for business within a fixed amount of budget ?  Solution lies within how start-ups operate, innovate and build platforms to scale – the much needed shift in paradigm within Pharma R&D IT to bring aspects of Product Management which help deliver & sustain innovation at scale.

Thomas Schjødt, Head of NNIT Digital Together, NNIT Consulting, NNIT

This presentation provides an overview of the trends and uses of Data & AI within Clinical by discussing:

  • Experiences of and expectations for companies applying AI at scale
  • Enablers for achieving business value from BI, analytics and AI solutions
  • Hands-on experience across use cases incl. Study and Site feasibility
Panel Moderator:
Jef Benbanaste, Product Lead, Intelligent Trials, Acorn AI by Medidata, a Dassault Systèmes company
Panelists:
Eddie Dukes, Tech Product Owner, R&D Clinical Technologies, GSK
Joseph Yoder, Clinical Data Analyst, Data & Statistical Sciences, AbbVie, Inc.
Stephen Gardiner, Director, Head of Analytics and Reporting, Clinical Operations, GSK
Shruti Chaturvedi, Director Clinical Operations, Country Head ANZ Connect Message
Chandi Kodthiwada, Head Product Management, R&D IT, Takeda Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
William Illis, Global Head, Collaboration & Technology Strategy Clinical Development, Novartis Pharmaceuticals

CREATIVITY AND ENGAGEMENT IN RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION COMMUNICATIONS: SCOPE’S PARTICIPANT ENGAGEMENT AWARDS

3:15 pm LIVE:

SCOPE’s 2021 Participant Engagement Awards

Panel Moderator:
David Sall, President & CEO, Marketing, Patient Enrollment Advisors LLC

Designed to inspire innovation and change in how the industry communicates with participants in the fields of recruitment and retention in clinical trials, this award embodies the values and personal accomplishments of Jerry Matczak, who sadly passed away soon after receiving the 2017 award. We dedicate this award to Jerry in the hope that it will serve as a reminder of his ideals and accomplishments.

SCOPE’s 2021 Participant Engagement Award program is brought to you by Cambridge Healthtech Institute (CHI)’s SCOPE.

Panelists:
Phyllis Kaplan, Trial Volunteer and Patient Advocate; Senior Manager, Events & Community Engagement, Center for Information & Study on Clinical Research Participation (CISCRP)
Irfan Khan, CEO, Circuit Clinical
Kelly McKee, Senior Director, Patient Recruitment and Registries, Medidata Solutions
Ramona Burress, Assoc Dir, Diversity & Inclusion in Clinical Trials, Janssen R&D LLC
4:05 pm Interactive Breakout Discussions - Visit Our Virtual Exhibit Hall

Join your colleagues and fellow delegates for a focused, informal discussion moderated by a member of our speaking faculty. A small group format allows participants to meet potential collaborators, share examples from their own work and discuss ideas with peers. View all topics here.

BREAKOUT: From Digital Endpoints to Digital Trials to Digital Healthcare and Back

Vanja Vlajnic, Senior Manager, Statistics and Data Insights, Bayer Science Fellow, Bayer Pharmaceuticals
Laurie Halloran, President & CEO, Halloran Consulting Group Inc.
Michelle Crouthamel, PhD, Director Digital Health & Innovation, Digital Health Innovation, AbbVie, Inc.
Nikala Kwech, eCOA Operations Lead, Data Sciences, AbbVie Inc.
Angie Botto-Van Bemden, PhD, Patient Advocate, Musculoskeletal Research International
Peter Verwilst, MD, Research Physician, The Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson
Tom Johnson, Senior Director, Life Sciences/Health IT Business Solutions, Exostar
Matthew Johnson, Vice President, Wearables & Digital Biomarkers, ERT

BREAKOUT: Implementing New ICH Recommendations: TransCelerate Amendment Metadata Initiative

Mitzi Allred, PhD, Director, Clinical Operations & Head, Clinical Content Standards, Merck
Hena Ashar, PhD, Medical Writing Manager Business Lead, Sanofi
Sharon McErlean, Clinical Development & Analytics Associate Director, Clinical Process Solutions, Novartis
  • TransCelerate’s Amendment Metadata Initiative aims to develop proposed metadata for amendments to support upcoming standards-setting by the International Council for Harmonisation (ICH).
  • The current state of describing protocol amendments is not sufficient for reviewers to understand the details of the amendment. It also makes integration manual and expensive for the sponsor.
  • The team’s experience developing our proposed recommendations for codification by ICH, including identifying core elements of change for downstream alignment similar to that already achieved with clinical content reuse across the CPT, Statistical Analysis Plan (SAP), and Clinical Study Report (CSR).​
Tim Corbett-Clark, BA, MA, DPhil (oxon), Chief Technology Officer, Cmed Technology

Cmed Technology CTO, Dr. Tim Corbett-Clark shares his views on the current landscape within clinical trials, discussing the challenges that point and unified solutions bring. He also examines how to best optimize clinical trial data workflows by bringing the tech to data, removing the silos, and eliminating the barriers to getting holistic data for total control and visibility from phase one to four.

Amy Franzen, General Manager & Vice President, Clinical Trials Solutions, Tempus

Overview of the Clinical Trial Solutions at Tempus which support precision patient identification and recruitment for oncology clinical trials through the TIME Trial program, a rapid activation Just-in-Time network of research-experienced clinical trial sites

Bernadette Tosti, Vice President, Patient Experience, Science 37
Lindsay Singler, Director, Research Communications & Engagement, Operations Management Team, Duke Clinical Research Institute

Current events have driven pediatric clinical research to be more flexible and efficient—to increase patient access and enhance the patient experience both during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. With increased regulatory support for direct-to-family (decentralized) trials, learn how to leverage technology to safely and efficiently conduct research using a current, real-life example of trial design.

Rutendo Kashambwa, MS, Senior Clinical Analyst, Clinical Sciences, TriNetX

Watch a live demonstration of protocol design utilizing real-world data on the TriNetX platform for a phase III cardiovascular randomized controlled trial, and a subsequent label expansion.

4:40 pm Close of Day

Wednesday, March 3

LEADING CLINICAL INNOVATION

9:00 am

Rightsizing CTMS: A New Approach to Operational Data Analysis & Insights

Nick Hargaden, PhD, Associate Director, Clinical Systems, Agios

Traditional Clinical Trial Management Systems (CTMS) are often time consuming and costly implementations and not an ideal fit for many sponsors that outsource their clinical monitoring. As organizations grow and expand their pipeline, creating real-time visibility to trial and site performance versus relying on feeds from partner CTMS systems becomes a higher priority. This talk explores the “right-size” Clinical Trial Management System for growing organizations. What operational data should be owned and managed internally and provides the greatest value and insights.

Barrie Nelson, VP, Digital Clinical Innovation & CSO, Nurocor Inc.
Jason Housley, Global Head, Data Standards and Automation, Novartis Pharmaceuticals UK Ltd.

Digital innovation is a complex topic, a digital strategy needs both a tactical and strategic focus and a technology foundation that can grow to support both of these aims and deliver continuing and exponential value is very appealing. A digitalized clinical development process is a catalyst for extensive automation and substantial cycle time reductions. In this session we’ll discuss considerations for a standards driven digitalized clinical development process.

 

9:40 am

Clinical Data Review Platform: A One-Stop-Shop for All Clinical Data Activities

Alicia Worrall, Manager, Clinical Analytics, Data & Statistical Sciences, AbbVie Inc.

By integrating centralized data review systems together, AbbVie's clinical data review platform provides a one-stop-shop for all clinical data activities, encompassing study start-up, conduct, and close-out, and resulting in increased efficiency and compliance. This intuitive, robust, and scalable platform enables automation where possible to drive speed, agility, and quality. Utilizing this new platform eliminates the need for manual trackers, closes the gap between plan and execution and further drives team collaboration.

Munther Baara, VP, Product Strategy and Innovation, Product Development, EDETEK

The global pandemic catapulted us ahead of schedule to bring together tested novel solutions that aren’t yet at scale. We are at a critical juncture for disruption with the opportunity to change the clinical trials execution model once and for all. #NoGoingBack

Today, I will discuss how the CONFORM platform can drive clinical data strategy and transform the way we execute Clinical Trials.

10:20 am

On-Demand Safety and Efficacy Insights

Cathleen Jewell, PhD, Clinical Analyltics Mgr, Data & Statistical Sciences, AbbVie Inc

An interactive analytics platform will be showcased that provides cross-functional stakeholders direct access to clinical data allowing for easy study monitoring, on-demand insights, and agile decision making. These solutions are deployed for early development Oncology clinical trials to promote rapid and repeatable consumption of the data and enable go/no-go decisions.

10:40 am Session Break

ENHANCING PATIENT-SITE CENTRICITY AND CLINICAL INNOVATION THROUGH TECHNOLOGY

10:55 am KEYNOTE PRESENTATION:

COVID-19: How an External Event Redoubled Janssen’s Culture of Innovation

Darren Weston, Vice President, Integrated Data Analytics & Reporting (IDAR), Janssen

The external threat posed by the pandemic forced Janssen to reckon with longstanding cultural barriers to innovation. Faced with an urgent need to ensure patient safety and continuity of care, Janssen found a way to overcome these barriers and evolve the way they conduct clinical trials. Not only did Janssen minimize overall trial impact, but Janssen’s clinical operations have become more efficient and resilient in the face of future challenges. We will discuss the cultural and operational adaptations Janssen undertook to adapt to the pandemic environment and how we see these actions positioning us for the future.

11:20 am KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: Virtual Investigator Meetings During COVID-19 & Beyond
Steven Sulkin, Founder & CEO, SimuLyve International, Inc.®

Steven Sulkin, CEO, SimuLyve International

Marina Ziehn, PhD, Global Med. Affairs Dir. Neuroscience, Novartis

Markus Krüer, PhD, Head Clinical Project Mgt, Merz

Nico Wegener, PhD, Senior Clinical Project Mgr, Merz

Dave Matthews, Clinical Project Dir., Merz

 

Training worldwide staff on complicated protocols virtually with the added issue of language barriers can seem daunting. Our panel of virtual experts will show you how to perfect virtual skills and enhance virtual meetings.

 

11:20 am KEYNOTE PRESENTATION:

Option 2: New Players and Innovators in Clinical Trials, the Impact of Non-Pharma Entrants...Meet Salesforce and CVS Health

Shwen Gwee, Vice President & Head, Global Digital Strategy, Bristol-Myers Squibb Co.
Gary Gabriel, PhD, Healthcare and Life Sciences Lead, Salesforce
Lou Sanquini, Vice President, Life Sciences Group, CVS Health
11:45 am Tech Break, Transition to Interactive Breakout Discussions
12:00 pm Interactive Breakout Discussions - Visit Our Virtual Exhibit Hall

Join your colleagues and fellow delegates for a focused, informal discussion moderated by a member of our speaking faculty. A small group format allows participants to meet potential collaborators, share examples from their own work and discuss ideas with peers. View all topics here.


BREAKOUT: Decentralized and Hybrid Trials: COVID-19 as an Accelerator

Jane Jacob, PhD, Vice President, Research & Clinical Affairs, Synergy Disc Replacement, Inc.
Laurie Halloran, President & CEO, Halloran Consulting Group Inc.
Matthew Moyer, Director Clinical Supply Technology, Global Clinical Supply, Merck & Co. Inc.
Vani Nilakantan, PhD, Vice President, Research, Allina Health System
Laura Whitmore, Head, Clinical Operations, Cerevel Therapeutics LLC
Nikala Kwech, eCOA Operations Lead, Data Sciences, AbbVie Inc.
Hassan Kadhim, Director & Head, Clinical Trial Business Capabilities, Bristol-Myers Squibb Co.
Angie Botto-Van Bemden, PhD, Patient Advocate, Musculoskeletal Research International
David Fauvart, Associate Director, Janssen Clinical Innovation, Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical R&D
Michele Teufel, Patient & Site Engagement Lead, Development Operations, AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals Inc.
Michael Mclaughlin, Associate Director, Clinical Operations, Dermavant Sciences Inc.
Anthony Costello, President, Patient Cloud, Medidata, a Dassault Systèmes Company
Isaac Rodriguez-Chavez, Senior Vice President for Scientific and Clinical Affairs, Digital Health, PRA Health Sciences
Robert Loll, Senior Vice President, Business Development & Strategic Planning, Praxis Communications, LLC
Chris Varner, Associate Director, Virtual Trial Solutions, IQVIA

BREAKOUT: AI and Advanced Analytics to The Rescue: Latest Applications in Clinical Trials

Oriol Serra Ortiz, Head, Site Intelligence & Site Selection, Study Optimization Global Product Development, Pfizer Inc.
Vanja Vlajnic, Senior Manager, Statistics and Data Insights, Bayer Science Fellow, Bayer Pharmaceuticals
Vera Pomerantseva, Strategy Insights & Planning Manager, Quality & Risk Management, ZS Associates
Todd Johnson, MPH, MBA, Principal Consultant, Organizational Solutions, Halloran Consulting Group
Kafayat Babajide, MBA, Associate Director, Patient Portals, Janssen Research & Development, LLC
Bhargava Reddy, PhD, Director, Advanced Insights, Janssen
Jade C. Dennis, Advisor, Design Hub, Eli Lilly and Company
Joseph Yoder, Clinical Data Analyst, Data & Statistical Sciences, AbbVie, Inc.
Gian Prakash, Associate Director, Data Engineering, Information Research, AbbVie Inc.
Kelly White, Director Clinical Research, Global Trial Optimization Oncology, Merck
Jeff Kingsley, Founder & CEO, IACT Health
Peter Verwilst, MD, Research Physician, The Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson
Dan Manak, Executive Director, Business Development, Phesi
12:30 pm Session Break - Visit Our Virtual Exhibit Hall
Leon Sun, Chief Science Officer, RA,PV,MD, Beijing Highthink Technology Co., Ltd

Founded in 2006, Highthinkmed is the fastest growing clinical CRO in China with over 800 full time employees, providing one-stop clinical services including clinical operation, medical affairs, data management, biostatistics, pharmacovigilance, regulatory affairs etc. Highthinkmed owes its own eCTD system meeting requirements of FDA, EMA and NMPA with a professional team providing eCTD submission services. Highthinkmed welcomes all partners across the world for international collaboration.

Geoff Gill, President, Shimmer Americas, Shimmer Research

Different endpoints derived from wearables can require very different wearable sensors.  Unfortunately, qualifying and integrating different wearables often from different vendors can be time-consuming and uncertain.  Learn how Shimmer Research is addressing this challenge by introducing a series of wearables that are all part of its highly flexible Verisense platform.

1:15 pm Close of Clinical Data Strategy and Analytics Conference





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