How Mobile Nursing is Evolving to Meet the Stringent Demands of Today’s Decentralized Clinical Trials

As the shift toward hybrid and fully remote decentralized clinical trials (DCTs) continues, every sponsor, CRO and site should be conversant in their benefits and how they work. Learn how DCTs can improve diversity, recruitment and retention, and understand the process of deploying services to the home.

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Event Overview:

There was a time when decentralized clinical trial (DCT) methods were seen as an accommodation to be used only as a last resort, but that’s no longer the case. The dramatic rise in DCTs spurred by the pandemic continues today, to the point that every sponsor, CRO and site should be conversant in the benefits of DCTs and the process of deploying services to the home. This webcast will cover how:

• DCT methods are becoming even more relevant, given the FDA’s increasing pressure on sponsors to increase diversity in clinical trials.
• Relevance also increases as competition among sponsors for participants intensifies.
• The convenience of DCTs for patients can enable investigators and sites to recruit more diverse participants from wider geographic areas and improve recruitment and retention.
• Specially trained mobile research nurses are an essential component of DCTs.

Key Learning Objectives
Attendees will leave the webinar with an understanding of the history of DCTs and specific knowledge of one of the less understood aspects of DCTs: the critical role of mobile research nurses. Attendees will get answers to questions such as:

• What qualifications do mobile research nurses need to have?
• What specific activities are they authorized to carry out in the patient’s home?
• What specialized training do mobile research nurses receive?
• How is adherence to GCP and all 18 CIS controls assured?

Who Should Attend
Global pharmaceutical companies, CROs

Speakers

Ellen Weiss
Vice President, In-Home Solutions, Decentralized Clinical Trials
PCM Trials

Ellen Weiss is an expert in connecting CROs and sponsors with right-sized hybrid and remote solutions to collect complete data. She has spoken on understanding the logistical support necessary for IMP delivery and dosing, sample collection, logistic options and best-use cases. She has deep knowledge of clinical trial research nurses and the services they provide, which enables sponsors, CROs and site investigators to have confidence that alternate-site visits can be carried out with the same data quality and subject safety as on-site visits. Ellen is a member of the Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association and a volunteer for the American Society of Clinical Oncology.


Moe Alsumidaie
Head of Research
CliniBiz

Moe Alsumidaie is a columnist at Applied Clinical Trials and Head of Research at CliniBiz. Moe has more than 16 years of experience in the clinical trials industry, having held multiple clinical trial roles at Stanford Medical Center, Mount Sinai Hospital, Abbott, and Genentech/Roche.

Moe is an industry expert staying on top of the latest trends in regulatory science, clinical trial technology, and computer data science research.

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