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Reinvigorating Clinical Trials - Modernizing Research for Faster, Safer Therapies

Offered By: The Aspen Institute via YouTube

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Course Description

Overview

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Explore a panel discussion on modernizing clinical trials through innovative research designs, biomarkers, genetic testing, digital health devices, and artificial intelligence. Delve into strategies for improving efficiency, participant diversity, and technology utilization in the current system. Examine how scientific innovation, data aggregation from electronic health records and wearable devices, and remote access can accelerate enrollment and treatment availability. Learn from experts Alexis Madrigal, Amy Abernethy, and Jonathan Jackson as they discuss the imperative balance between rigor, speed, safety, and public trust in overhauling clinical trials. Gain insights into the impact of COVID-19 on trial processes, the importance of randomization, and the potential of decentralized and virtual trials in advancing medical research and treatment accessibility.

Syllabus

Introduction
Panel Overview
Traditional Clinical Trial Model
Context Matters
Tactical Considerations
Why 21st Century Cures
Legislation
Covid Vaccines
Bringing Data Together
How COVID19 Impacted Clinical Trials
The Recovery Trial
Decentralized and Virtual Trials
Decentralized Trials
Biggest Challenges
Randomization
Randomization is critical
Wrapup


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The Aspen Institute

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