Name: Patient Perspectives to Improve Retention with eConsent
Start: 2022-02-22T16:00:00Z
End: 2022-02-22T16:00:52.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
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We will explore how increasing technical demands are pushing traditional analogue high voltage power supplies (HVPS) to their limits in automated manufacturing. Key topics include:

– mitigating integration complexity

– ensuring system-level stability

– the benefits of a digital power architecture

– future scalability in high-volume production

 The session will include a live Q&A.

The Transition to Digital High voltage power for next-generation applications

Learn how signal simulation can help improve safety, speed and efficiency for EV (electric vehicle) BMS (battery management system) development. Hear how Pickering Interfaces’ new 5 amp battery simulator PXI module is designed for engineers doing HiL (hardware-in-the-loop) test while developing battery management systems for BEVs (battery electric vehicles) or energy storage systems—offering a major upgrade to their previous 300mA simulator, especially for development of modern 800V architectures.

How simulation improves safety, speed & efficiency for EV BMS (battery management system) development

An inside look at the future of HV GaN and the UK’s opportunity to lead the next generation of power semiconductors. 

The webinar will address how GaN has transformed LV applications, why industry is now pushing toward 1kV and beyond, and what has changed to make HV GaN both feasible and commercially attractive. 

We will also highlight UK research from leading universities of Bristol and Sheffield, and discuss the need for industrial collaboration to drive manufacturing volume and cost advantages, and showcase why the UK’s diverse power-electronics ecosystem is uniquely placed to seize this opportunity. 

We will address future applications, the need for UK to lead HV GaN standards, and the role UK industry can play in shaping this rapidly accelerating field.

The future of high voltage GaN in the UK

This webinar offers a comprehensive exploration of prefabricated drainage and water management systems, focusing on their role in addressing current construction challenges. Industry experts will delve into the limitations of traditional installation methods, highlighting issues such as skill shortages, tight build schedules, and evolving sustainability standards.

The key points covered in the webinar are are:

Current construction / overview of current methods
 - Introduction to prefabrication solutions
 - Prefabrication vs traditional methods – and how prefab is addressing challenges
 - Key benefits of prefabricated systems
 - Real-world applications and examples

The session will conclude with a forward-looking perspective on the integration of Building Information Modeling (BIM) and prefabrication, discussing their potential to further enhance efficiency and innovation in the construction industry.

The advantages of prefabrication in modern construction

NLT found only 1 in 3 children 8-18 enjoy reading in their free time in 2024 – the lowest level by far since 2005.

Concerned about the impact this would have on future generations, as well as reading levels in her school, Claire Davies took charge of implementing DreamBox Reading Plus to transform reading.

Working at grassroots level with around 20 years’ experience working with young people across secondary, SEMH and primary settings, Claire has championed the adaptive online reading development programme, helping students make fantastic progress.

Joined by Reading Development Consultant, Nick Mills, Claire will cover:

• The current challenges of reading in schools.

• Her school's specific challenges - and how Reading Plus supported them.

• How Reading Plus supports schools to improve reading proficiency and reading for pleasure – and how your school can test the impact with a free four-week pilot.

"Our first practice SATs paper showed only 38% of children were at EXS. We've seen leaps and bounds in how Reading Plus is affecting how they answer. When we did our last practice paper in April, we had 74% of children at EXS or exceeding." – Claire.

Live Case Study: Create confident, proficient readers with Reading Plus

We know that engaging with HCPs effectively is critical for your campaign success. Equally, Code Compliance must be navigated carefully to work within requirements and improve Regulatory team collaboration.
 
Datapharm, the provider of emc (electronic medicines compendium) have been supporting over 60 Pharma companies to improve Prescribing Information (PI) management and sharing processes while reducing time-to-market. They support you to incorporate PI within your materials easily, whether it be with QR codes or direct html links.
 
In this webinar you will learn from: 

• An exclusive look at new QR code functionality for sharing PI and a discussion on how Pharma can get actionable insights from HCPs
• How you can have your say in the future of PI management and support campaign success
• Insights from HCPs who engage frequently with prescribing information
• The emc story, from book-to-digital to the future of global medicines information

Cracking Compliance: Tools to drive success when sharing Prescribing Information

How has patient recruitment, retention, and engagement in clinical trials changed over the last 15 years, and what does the future hold? Join us to explore the critical shifts shaping our industry, from the rise of patient centricity and the drive for greater diversity to the impact of AI and the enduring importance of human interaction. Our speakers will share their first-hand experiences, analysing the successes and challenges of traditional and novel engagement techniques. Discover actionable strategies and gain a clear understanding of what will drive effective patient participation in clinical research moving forward.

Speakers
Leanne Woehlke - Executive Vice President,  Soglia, a division of Entrada
LaQuinta Jernigan 
Hayley Tilley - Associate Director, Patient Recruitment,  Innovative Trials

Unlock the Future of Patient Recruitment: Learnings from 15 Years of Innovation

Following the G2E panel on Technology’s Impact on Gaming Compliance Programs and the review of audience polling responses received as part from that panel discussion, this webinar will focus on trending technology topics that respondents indicated as underutilized, areas for technology expansion, and future technologies to monitor. This webinar will delve into specific uses for integrating data analytics and AI, analyzing the benefits of new technology, and understanding the opportunities and skills needed to implement best practices. Panelists will provide input on their experiences and the future trends they see in integrating technology into their compliance programs.

Moderated by Bob Boyle, Senior Manager with EY, the panelists are:
• Greg Brower, Shareholder, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP
• Derek Ramm, Global Head of Advisory Services, Kinectify Advisors
• Alfredo Lazcano, Partner, Lazcano Samano
• Patrick Bland, Chief Technology Officer, Acres

Technology’s Impact on Gaming Compliance Programs - Part 2

Join IAGA’s Past President and Managing Partner of Harris Hagan, John Hagan, as he moderates a thought-provoking discussion on the journey of the UK Government’s White Paper in 2025 and future direction of UK gambling regulatory reform in 2025. For the first time, these esteemed speakers will share the stage to address the latest updates, challenges, and opportunities in the White Paper.
 
Moderated by John Hagan, Managing Partner with Harris Hagan, the speakers are:
• Andrew Rhodes, CEO,  British Gambling Commission, who will also provide the opening address
• Sarah Fox, Deputy Director, Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS)
• Grainne Hurst, CEO,  Betting and Gaming Council (BGC)

Setting the UK Gambling Agenda for 2025: a less political year?

In the face of budget cuts and rising costs, the public education sector is under unrelenting pressure to do more with less.

As Schools, Multi-Academy Trusts, and colleges look to save time and money, smart software offers opportunities to do just that. This means more resources can be put towards what matters most: education.

This webinar will explore:

• The unique challenges faced by schools, MATs, and colleges
• The potential for smart software to improve financial, operations and people management
• How schools can achieve financial resilience, a safer environment and more effective teams with the right technology behind them
• Smart software as a necessary foundation for smarter schools seeking to embrace digital transformation

Join Civica's Executive Director - Education, Stewart Mcluskey, and our panel of senior experts as they share their experiences and insights into the transformative power of smart software for the education sector.

Our panellists include:

• Lana Stoyles, Head of Business Transformation, Nexus MAT
• James Roach, CEO of Inclusive MAT
• Sharon Carlyon, COO of Inclusive MAT

Improving the financial and operational health of UK schools

With the flu season rapidly approaching, there is a surge in influenza and vaccine-related studies. These studies often face the significant challenge of a very short recruitment window, which necessitates thorough preparation and strategic planning during the design phase. Addressing these challenges early is crucial to the success of the studies.

Join us for an insightful webinar featuring experts from Innovative Trials and Parexel, where we will delve into the most common patient recruitment and retention issues encountered in influenza and flu vaccine studies. This session will provide a deep dive into the practical challenges faced during the recruitment process and offer innovative solutions to overcome these hurdles.

During this webinar, you will gain valuable insights into effective strategies for recruiting and retaining participants within the constrained timelines typical of flu studies. Our experts will share their experiences and best practices, highlighting real-world examples and case studies to illustrate successful approaches.

Don't miss the opportunity to engage in a live Q&A session, where you can discuss the specific challenges you are facing and receive personalized advice on how to tackle them. Whether you are a researcher, clinician, or involved in the operational aspects of clinical trials, this webinar will equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to enhance your study's success during the upcoming flu season.

Join us for this informative session and take the first step towards optimizing your influenza and vaccine studies.

Speakers:
Leanne Woehlke - Executive Vice President,  Soglia, a division of Entrada
Amber McAllister - Associate Director, Patient Recruitment, Parexel
Georgia Hardy - Senior Associate Director, Patient Recruitment, Innovative Trials 
Antonio Drea - Director, Strategic Accounts, TransPerfect

Optimizing Patient Recruitment & Retention in Influenza Studies

Join Inizio Evoke and Professor Georgina Charlesworth of University College London’s (UCL) Faculty of Brain Sciences for an unmissable discussion on our revolutionary new report, Transforming Bias in Healthcare. This webinar will delve into the hidden epidemic of bias in healthcare and its profound impact on patient outcomes, offering actionable insights to address this critical issue. “It’s no exaggeration to say that bias kills,” asserts Corrina Safeio, President of Inizio Evoke. With alarming statistics suggesting that a million premature deaths in the UK over the last decade are linked to health inequality, the urgency of this research cannot be overstated. Our report, the first global systematic review of healthcare professional (HCP) bias, uniquely, for the first time, measures the impact on patient outcomes.  Led by our esteemed behavioural science strategists Fernanda Trevisan and Ellie Glew, they explore biases stemming from racial, gender, socioeconomic, and cultural prejudices.

Discover the shocking truths uncovered in our study: 
• Gender Bias: Women often receive substandard care compared to men.
• Age Bias: Older patients are frequently given less information and fewer treatment options.
• Racial and Ethnic Bias: Minority ethnic groups face significant disparities in care.
• And more…..

This webinar will explore how these biases influence diagnostic decisions, treatment plans, and patient interactions globally, and their implications for the pharmaceutical industry. Join Fernanda Trevisan, Ellie Glew and Prof. Georgina Charlesworth as they present comprehensive analyses and offer insights into what pharmaceutical companies can do to mitigate these biases. Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of a conversation that could transform healthcare for the better. Secure your spot today!

An Invisible Pandemic

Step into the realm of innovation and collaboration in patient recruitment and retention with our upcoming webinar, "Bridging Boundaries: Uniting Communities for Rare Disease Clinical Trial Success." Delve deep into the multifaceted landscape of patient engagement, recruitment, and retention challenges and solutions, with a particular focus on the rare disease DADA2. Explore how the synergy between community engagement, trust-building, and interconnected networks among physicians and patients holds the key to unlocking the full potential of clinical trials. Discover actionable insights and transformative strategies that can redefine the trajectory of clinical trial success in rare diseases.

Speakers
Kate Shaw - Founder & CEO, Innovative Trials
Leanne Woehlke - Director, Life Sciences Solutions, TransPerfect
Will Krugman - Marketing & Communications Director, Clinical Research Associates
Chip Chambers - Founder & President, DADA2 Foundation

Uniting Communities for Rare Disease Clinical Trial Success

Join us on 20th May, which marks Clinical Trials Day, as we ask – how can we better understand the patient experience for better clinical trial outcomes?

In our upcoming webinar, we are delighted to be joined by Mark Doyle, Founder, A Life in a Day and Emma Sutcliffe, VP, Head Global Patient Affairs, Ipsen, discuss the transformative journey of clinical trials and the pivotal role patient-centric approaches play in enhancing outcomes.

Join us as Emma shares her insights, shedding light on how a patient-centric focus has become integral to the development and deployment of clinical trials at Ipsen. Delve into practical strategies employed by Emma and her team at Ipsen, supported by immersive learning strategies explored by Mark, to place patients at the forefront of their trials, ultimately elevating the quality and effectiveness of the research.

We will also be diving into the outcomes of employing these strategies, with both speakers sharing insights into the outcomes achievable by better understanding the patient experience and using empathy to drive better outcomes in trials.

Participate in this on-demand webinar to:

• Foster collaboration with patients for enhanced trial outcomes.
• Gain firsthand insights into effectively understanding and addressing patient challenges within trials.
• Explore innovative approaches to design and execute trials with a heightened focus on patient needs.

Clinical Trials: How effective patient engagement shapes key decision making

Recent trends in corporate governance (CG) and M&A are presenting great opportunities for expansion of gaming businesses globally. Increasingly, we are witnessing legalization of gambling and greater regulation in other emerging jurisdictions. All this, at the same time, represents major challenges for transnational gaming companies: How to maintain the highest compliance standards and best industry practices in those jurisdictions that have lax or developing regulations? How can preventive, effective and achievable CG controls be established so as not to incur sanctions that jeopardize the licenses of international major operators in their countries of origin with stricter regulations?

Moderated by Michael Bonner, a Shareholder with Greenberg Traurig, the panelists are:
• Sam Basile, Vice President - North America Gaming & Licensing, GeoComply
• Alfredo Lazcano, Partner, Lazcano Samano
• Stephen Martino, Senior Vice President & Chief Compliance Officer, MGM Resorts International
• Steve Kastner, Vice President of Compliance, PlayDigital, IGT

Ensuring compliance in less regulated jurisdictions

Launching a treatment is a complex process that involves maximizing impact for all stakeholders, from providers to patients. It requires the strategic alignment of each pivotal moment, from regulatory approvals to medical and patient engagement, to launch strategy. Our panel of experts will share valuable insights on the key challenges often faced and solutions on how to ensure your product launch journey is tracked for success.

Ryan Quigley, Chief Operating Officer, Inizio 
Terri Harchar, Managing Director, Nazare (NA), Inizio Engage 
Sese Abhulimen, President Global Decision Optimization, Propensity4 an Inizio Engage Company  
Shauna Aherne, President, Medical Excellence, Medistrava, Inizio Medical 
Brian Stamm, Executive & Product Launch Service Lead, Vynamic, An Inizio Advisory Company 
Will Reese, Chief Innovation Officer, Inizio Evoke 
Scott Briggs, Principal, Putnam an Inizio Advisory Company

Key product launch challenges: creating a successful product launch

In the landscape of the clinical trial industry in 2024, persistent challenges persist in the realms of patient recruitment and retention. These hurdles, having endured over several years, continue to pose significant obstacles. As we navigate through the complexities of the current year, experts in the field—namely, Kate Shaw, Leanne Whoehlke, and Will Krugman—will delve into pivotal aspects of patient recruitment and retention challenges. The discussion will intricately explore strategies to augment awareness of clinical trials within the broader public sphere, contemplating innovative approaches to engage with local communities. The focus remains steadfast on ensuring that patient recruitment and retention remain robust throughout the clinical trials course. This discourse promises to illuminate and address critical issues, propelling the clinical trial industry toward enhanced efficacy and patient-centred success.

Kate Shaw - Founder & CEO, Innovative Trials
Leanne Woehlke - Director, Life Sciences Solutions, TransPerfect
Will Krugman - Marketing & Communications Director, Clinical Research Associates

Patient Recruitment & Retention Strategies in the 2024 Clinical Trial Landscape

WorldSkills UK is a world-class skills network focused on raising standards, championing future skills and empowering young people from all backgrounds.  

We have big ambitions to help the next generation, our education system and the economy. From raising self-esteem through to providing opportunities to develop skill levels further and benchmark training delivery. WorldSkills UK tools and resources play a vital role in teaching and learning environments by complementing different approaches to Teaching, Learning and Assessment and bringing learning to life. 

Embedding excellence in technical and vocational education: Teaching and assessment webinar offers an introduction to embed the WorldSkills UK teaching tools and careers education at the right time into the curriculum to help young people grow personally and professionally, developing their technical and employability skills. Including guidance on how to access world-class teacher training through the WorldSkills UK Centre of Excellence and the diverse range of support offered through the Network for Innovation, equipping leaders and teaching practitioners with the knowledge and skills to raise the quality and standards within their provision. 

As a result of embedding world-class practice amongst your learners, they will be equipped to participate in the WorldSkills UK national competitions, using insights from our international competitions to help learners and apprentices be armed with world-class skills employers' demand.

Embedding excellence in technical and vocational education:Teaching & assessment

With Tufts reporting that the average number of patient dropouts for clinical trials remains near 30%,  it is clear that there is still much to be done towards improving retention¹.

One of the biggest drivers in keeping patients enrolled is the consent process. Traditional informed consent forms are frequently cited as confusing, leaving patients unsure of what their trial will require of them².

In order to improve the process, we must meet patients on their own terms and find new ways to educate and engage them. At Medable, we use our Patient Advisory Council (PAC) to review our own clinical trial technology and best practices, helping ensure patients leave the consent process truly informed.

Join Medable and key PAC members as we discuss common challenges faced by patients looking to participate in clinical trials. We will explore how a patient-first approach to informed consent can improve patient education, engagement, and comprehension, ultimately improving retention. Attendees will learn about:
1. The challenges of understanding consent information
2. Ideas on how to design the ICF and patient consent process to be patient-centric
3. Considerations in offering the choice of in-person or remote consent
4. Best practices in incorporating technology to increase engagement and comprehension
*Sources:

¹Applied Clinical Trials. Can Recruitment and Retention Get Any Worse? Dec 2019. Ken Getz
²Advarra. Retention in Clinical Trials: Keeping Patients on Protocols. Mar 2021.

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