IIR's 13th Annual EDC and Beyond
13th Annual EDC & Beyond
April 28-30, 2009
Rosen Shingle Creek, Orlando, FL
www.iirusa.com/edc
Contact: Amy Xu at axu@iirusa.comRegister with Priority Code: XP1409ACT
IIR’s 13th annual EDC event puts the “Beyond” into your e-clinical systems, addressing the full e-clinical spectrum of technology and usage for optimal synergistic performance.
Join us as experts from sponsor companies, CROs, investigative sites and e-clinical service providers come together to share strategies that address the full spectrum of the most important EDC issues BEYOND just data capture, including:
- Integrating multiple platforms
- Engaging sites
- Reducing redundancies
- Implementing new standards
- Incorporating safety reporting
Led by a notable speaking faculty, including Keynote Presenter NFL legend Terry Bradshaw, take part in comprehensive workshops, interactive sessions, and new case studies and panel discussions so you can bring back the latest ways of integrating e-technologies into coherent systems, using e-clinical beyond just data capture, implementing industry standardization initiatives, and engaging clinical site preferences. Visit our website at www.iirusa.com/edc for full agenda details.
Plus, take your networking beyond just EDC. This conference is co-located with the 18th annual Partnerships with CROs event! Maximize your conference experience by networking with over 600 companies and 1800 clinical professionals!
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