Overview
September 14-15: Conference
Short Course 1: Disclosures 101
This preconference training is designed for professionals new to clinical trial disclosure operations.
Short Course 2: Preparing Documents for Disclosure and Public Sharing
This preconference training is appropriate for medical writers who will be preparing documents for disclosure.
*Short Courses require separate registration.
Clinical trial information transparency is taking on new dimensions. Clinical trial sponsors and academia are facing a host of new registration requirements in the US and the EU. With evolving requirements comes a host of new challenges, creating additional opportunities for knowledge-sharing and necessitating more interaction with peers. This conference will provide critical and timely information relating to clinical trial disclosure and data transparency from those on the front lines. It will highlight major recent regulatory changes and other related hot topics to clinical trial disclosure information transparency, including implementation of the US Final Rule, EMA Policy 0070, EMA policy 0043, data sharing, and lay language summaries. Engage with speakers who will provide expert insight into how study sponsors from industry, academia, and government are addressing these changes and putting them into practice.
Highlights
- NEW - Engage with the DIA CTD community at the open meeting
- NEW- Poster session and oral abstract presentations
- Keynote Address from Michael S. Lauer, MD, FACC
- Hear firsthand from colleagues from ClinicalTrials.gov and the EMA on regulatory changes
- Patient-level data sharing of best practices, challenges, and data protection
- Exclusive short courses to enhance your learning experience
- Exhibits to learn about the latest solutions and services
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Short Course or Primer
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Sep 13, 2017
Course 1: Disclosures 101
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Sep 13, 2017
Course 2: Preparing Documents for Disclosure and Public Sharing
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Who should attend?
Professionals involved in:
- Compliance
- Clinical trial disclosure
- Transparency policies and compliance
- Clinical operations
- Medical writing, medical affairs, and medical communications
- Regulatory
- Publications
- Biometrics
- Data management
- Disclosure
- Data transparency/data sharing
Learning objectives
At the conclusion of this conference, participants should be able to:
- Explain present and upcoming requirements for clinical trial disclosure and data transparency requirements globally
- Identify IT systems and tools that can facilitate clinical trial data disclosure compliance
- Describe best practices for operationalizing new provisions to be compliant with the new regulations for clinical trial disclosure and data transparency
Program Committee
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Robert Paarlberg, MS • Principal
Paarlberg & Associates LLC, United States -
Marla Jo Brickman, PhD • Senior Director - Clinical Data Transparency/Compassionate Access Lead
Pfizer Inc, United States -
Merete Joergensen, MBA, MSc • Clinical Disclosure and Transparency Expert, Former EFPIA, CREG Clinical Trials
Independent, Denmark -
Erik Lakes, MS, MSc • Senior Director and Head, Data Disclosure & Transparency
Beigene, United States -
Melanie North, PhD • Clinical Trial Disclosure Consultant
Melanie North Consulting, United States -
Patricia Teden, MBA • President and Principal
Teden Consulting LLC, United States -
Matthias Zerm, PhD • Lead Expert, Clinical Trial Disclosure and R&D Processes
Merz Therapeutics Gmbh, Germany
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Short Course 1
Disclosures 101
Short Course 2
Preparing Documents for Disclosure and Public Sharing
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