Regulatory Science Symposium: Special Populations Session 1: Pharmacometrics (2017)

In this session, we will discuss the pharmacometrics of special populations with special emphasis on children.

Regulatory & Quality Sciences

Regulatory Science Symposium: Clinical Trial Startup Session 3: Recruiting and Screening Subjects: Marketing, Social Media, and EHR/Interacting with IRB (2016)

In this session, we will discuss how to effectively recruit subjects for a clinical trial and how modern technology and social media plays a role in the recruitment and screening processes of clinical trials.

Regulatory & Quality Sciences
Study & Site Management
Research & Study Conduct

Regulatory Science Symposium: Clinical Trial Startup Session 1: Introduction/Clinical Research Support Office/Starting Off Right: Elements of Success: A Clinical Trial Site’s Perspective (2016)

In this session, we will discuss how to begin the clinical trial process feasibly and correctly and the importance of such a start, briefly focusing on the clinical trial process in the field of cancer.

Regulatory & Quality Sciences
Study & Site Management
Research & Study Conduct

Regulatory Science Symposium: Regulatory Aspects of Clinical Trial Design Session 6: Panel Discussion (2018)

In this session, audience members ask the panel questions concerning real world evidence, the gold standard for devices, adaptive trial design, sample size of control group, and legislation changes in European drug regulations.

Research & Study Design
Regulatory & Quality Sciences

Regulatory Science Symposium: Regulatory Aspects of Clinical Trial Design Session 5: Case Studies and Future Trends (2018)

In this session, we will discuss trends in drug development in 2017 and look at case studies that reflect these trends.

Research & Study Design
Regulatory & Quality Sciences

Regulatory Science Symposium: Regulatory Aspects of Clinical Trial Design Session 4: Unique Designs for Medical Device Trials (2018)

In this session, we will discuss how medical device trials are conducted in Europe and the United States and how these trials differ from pharmacological trials.

Research & Study Design
Regulatory & Quality Sciences

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