Enabling site success: Key insights to reducing burden and increasing access
Investigator sites are essential for successful execution of clinical trials – ensuring studies are conducted ethically, safely, and in compliance with regulatory standards. Being an investigator and supporting clinical research, though, is not easy.
In addition to bringing new and innovative treatment options to patients, the business of conducting research can be an administrative burden and workload for sites and staff. Sites need partners dedicated to understanding a sites’ distinct challenges and driving solutions to ease burden, create a better experience for sites and patients, and expand access and representation in research.
Why attend?
Join us on Tuesday 12th November @ 10am ET / 4pm CET / 3pm GMT. Register now for this webinar, sponsored by Syneos Health, and let experts offer a closer look at clinical trial site success, offering insight into:
- Motivating Sites – Why Participate: what motivates a physician to become an investigator.
- Driving Success – Understanding Challenges: the challenges in being an investigator on a study.
- Making it Long-Term – Partnership Attributes: the attributes of a successful site partnership.
- Leveraging Technology – User Experience: the role data and technology play in clinical trials: bringing to life both the site and patient user experience.
- At the Centre – Patients: why the patient is at the centre of everything.
Following the discussion, attendees will have the opportunity to participate in a live Q&A session, further addressing specific challenges and gaining expert advice.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn from experts in the field how to enable clinical trial site success, reducing burden and increasing access.
About the speakers
Batisha Anson
Batisha Anson is the Global Head of Patient Diversity and Health Equity at Syneos Health, where she leads the company’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DE&I) strategy to foster equitable access to therapies and innovative science. Batisha manages specialized teams, including Clinical Trial Diversity, Advocacy and Patient Affairs, and Clinical Patient Engagement Solutions, encompassing Patient Recruitment and Retention Management as well as StudyKIK. Together, these teams work to enhance patient representation and engagement across the clinical-to-commercial continuum.
Her role involves close collaboration across Clinical, Medical Affairs, and Commercial functions to embed best practices throughout Syneos Health and customer processes, technology, and metrics. Known for her innovative approaches to patient education and engagement, Batisha has received numerous professional accolades, including recognition as a PM360 ELITE Strategist.
Mark Scullion
Mark Scullion is Chief Executive Officer at Atlas Clinical Research. He has spent more than 15 years in the clinical research industry and brings a unique understanding of the site selection process and value needs of pharmaceutical sponsors.
Scullion was most recently the Global Head of Trial Monitoring for Novartis AG, and also previously held leadership roles at Syneos Health and IQVIA, where he developed novel approaches to clinical trial design and execution. At Novartis, Scullion led a group of clinical professionals delivering over 300 clinical studies in partnership with 14,000 investigative sites across the world.
Nicole Raleigh (moderator)
Nicole Raleigh is pharmaphorum’s Web Editor. Transitioning to the healthcare sector in the last few years, she is an experienced media and communications professional who has worked in print and digital for over 18 years.
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