The popularity of decentralized clinical trials (DCTs) is surging—especially among patients. Harnessing technology of all kinds, these trials provide an attractive alternative to the old-style site-anchored system on which traditional clinical trials have rested. They also have the potential to provide better, more timely data, since that data is largely collected under real-life situations and often available more quickly to monitoring teams.
With patients insisting on the convenience and control DCTs give them, there is a growing imperative for researchers to adopt new methods of data management. Fortunately, technology holds an answer there, too. Please join us to discuss the key considerations for running a DCT.
Key Learning Objectives
- How to appropriately prepare and plan for a DCT
- Key considerations for selecting DCT sites
- How to manage and mitigate risks associated with DCTs
- What type of technologies should you be considering to be successful with a DCT
Target Audience
- Director
- Senior Director
- VP
- Head
- Executive Director
