Celebrating Creativity in Site-Centric Approaches to Advance Clinical Trials for All Stakeholders
Deadline submissions are closed.
WHAT IS IT?
We are excited to announce our inaugural Site Innovation Award, recognizing sites and partnerships pioneering new approaches to improve clinical trials. This is an opportunity to highlight your successes and be recognized by your peers for your dedication to advance clinical research. By sharing your actionable solutions, you will inform the broader Clinical Operations Community at SCOPE.
Our definition of innovation is inclusive of low-tech or high-tech solutions, or any site operations related process improvements that effectively reduce site burden and improve a site’s ability to advance clinical research while providing patient-centered care.
Potential areas for consideration might include:
- Processes that improve site operational efficiency
- Study activation innovation
- Partnerships and/or processes improving community engagement and diversity
- New technologies that enhance, empower, and improve operations
- Innovative data capture, transfer, and integration
- Innovative vendor partnerships
- Measures that demonstrate cost savings or improved efficiencies
- Measurable successes in patient-centered care
- Successes in staff training, support, career ladders, retention, and/or inclusivity
WHO IS IT FOR?
We welcome submissions from sponsors, sites, site networks, academic medical centers, CROs, and service providers who are leveraging new technologies, processes, workflows, and/or partnerships in an effort to modernize clinical trials while reducing site burden.
We encourage individual organizations or teams collaborating in novel ways to submit.
- Site or Site Network
- Sponsor+Site
- Technology Provider+Site
- CRO+Site
- Site+CRO+Sponsor
- CRO+Technology Provider+Site
- etc.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
All submissions will be reviewed by our panel of industry experts representing perspectives from various sides of the clinical operations ecosystem. Finalists will be selected to present their concepts in-person at SCOPE taking place February 11-14, 2024 in Orlando, Florida.
Each finalist will be given 2 minutes to present, followed by a question-and-answer session conducted by the judges. Each submission will be reviewed and rated for creativity in improving site success, reducing burden, and supporting digitalization of clinical trials. Awards will be given for 1st through 3rd place with special recognition for all presenters.
Finalists will be awarded a complimentary registration to attend SCOPE 2024.
Deadline submissions are closed.
Event Hosts & Judges:
Denise Bronner, PhD, Director, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Clinical Trials, Immunology, Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine
Joe Dustin, Vice President of Product Strategy, Medable, Inc.
Brad Hightower, CEO, Hightower Clinical
Irfan Khan, CEO, Circuit Clinical
Bridget Kotelly, Senior Conference Producer, Cambridge Healthtech Institute
Marisa Rackley, Vice President, Clinical Site Start Up, Site Engagement, Trial Optimization, Takeda
Sean Soth, Senior Vice President, Strategy and Global Business Partnerships, SCRS
Amanda Wright, Co-Founder & COO, Javara
2024 Site Innovation Award Finalists Announced
2024 Site Innovation Awards Finalists Named - Clinical Research News, published on December 12, 2023
The finalists will present, and the winner chosen on Tuesday, February 13th at 12:15 pm in the Feasibility & Study Start Up track.
Congratulations to our 2024 Finalists:
- Gilead Sciences -- Site Insights & Feasibility Intelligence (SiFi): an innovative approach to enhance site interactions and simplify site feasibility
- UC San Diego Stroke Center UCSD & ClinOne -- Seconds Count During a Stroke Code: Clinical Trial Edition
- Medidata Solutions -- Making Data Entry Easier and Faster for Sites with Medidata’s Companion
- Atlas Clinical Research & Greenlight Process Team -- Revolutionizing Clinical Trial Activation: The Greenlight Process
- CRIO and West Clinical Research -- Automated Medical Records Retrieval: Reduce Site Burden and Improve Patient Oversight