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Congress Center Basel

Mar 15, 2027 11:00 AM - Mar 15, 2027 6:00 PM

Messeplatz 21 , CH-4021 Basel , SWITZERLAND

Understanding ICH E6(R3) Annex 2 for Evolving Clinical Trial Designs

NEW COURSE! Participants will gain a structured understanding of how Annex 2 supports evolving clinical trial designs and aligns with the overarching principles of ICH E6(R3).

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Overview

As clinical trial designs continue to evolve, ICH E6(R3) Annex 2 provides essential considerations for trials that incorporate pragmatic and decentralised elements, make use of Real-World Data (RWD), or rely on Digital Health Technologies (DHTs).

A clear understanding of Annex 2 has become increasingly important for all stakeholders involved in clinical research – including regulators, ethics committees, industry, academia and service providers – to ensure proportionate, scientifically sound and operationally feasible approaches.

This course offers practical guidance on applying Annex 2 across the clinical trial lifecycle, including expectations for investigator and sponsor oversight, safety data collection in pragmatic, decentralised and technology-enabled settings, and the assessment of RWD fitness-for-purpose and access pathways.

Participants will gain a structured understanding of how Annex 2 supports evolving clinical trial designs and aligns with the overarching principles of ICH E6(R3).

Featured topics

    • Purpose, scope and structure of ICH E6(R3) Annex 2
    • Considerations for decentralised and pragmatic elements in the design and conduct of clinical trials
    • Understanding Real-World Data in the context of clinical trials: definitions, sources, permissions and access
    • Assessing the fitness-for-purpose of RWD and data generated through pragmatic elements
    • Expectations for investigator and sponsor oversight, including proportionate approaches
    • Requirements for safety data collection, particularly in decentralised and DHT-enabled settings
    • The role of Digital Health Technologies (DHTs) in participant interaction and data capture
    • Integrating Annex 2 with the principles and Annex 1 to support proportionate, risk-based trial conduct

Who should attend?

    • Clinical operations
    • Clinical research
    • Clinical safety and pharmacovigilance
    • Regulatory affairs
    • Quality assurance and quality control

Learning objectives

The objective of this course is to equip participants with a comprehensive and practical understanding of the expectations outlined in Annex 2, enabling them to apply decentralised, pragmatic, RWD-related and technology-enabled approaches – including oversight and safety considerations – in a proportionate and scientifically robust manner across evolving clinical trial designs.

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