The decentralized trials approach isn’t a new concept. It allows patients to receive most – if not all – of their treatment at home rather than at a clinical site. Many are the benefits of this patient-centric model. However, although more than 75% of clinical trials professionals report that at least some of their activities have already been decentralized due to the COVID-19 outbreak, many still hesitate to switch, raising concerns about regulations, IMP integrity, data protection and patient care.
On December 14th, 2021, Andrea Zobel, Senior Director Personalized Supply Chain at World Courier, will delve into decentralized trials logistics and setting up a best-in-class central dispensing model ensuring compliance, integrity, end-to-end visibility, and safety.
She will be joined by industry experts from the International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering (ISPE)’s Direct-to-Patient task force to discuss the most common concerns and myths raised around the central dispensing model.
Register now to attend the live event and receive a copy of the recording to listen on-demand. The session will be followed by a live Q&A with the speakers.
* Source: Decentralized Clinical Trials in 2020: A Global Survey, PharmaIntelligence Informa
Key Learning Objectives
- Understand the decentralized trials approach and the central dispensing model
- Clarify any doubts and misconceptions about the efficiency and compliance of decentralized trials
- Hear about successful case studies from industry experts
- Ask questions live to decentralized trials experts
Target Audience
- Clinical Operations Manager
- Operations Manager
- Director Clinical Supply
- Head of Global Procurement
- Supply Chain Manager
- Lab Manager
- Senior Strategic Sourcing Manager
- Logistics Manager
