Changing Minds and Minding Change
Trial success is at risk unless patients are engaged as partners. Join us for a panel discussion focused on the value of partnering with patients to design, develop and successfully complete clinical trials. The panelists will discuss how patients are being engaged to contribute to research that affects them to ensure that their role in medical advances is bigger than simply participating in clinical trials. The changing regulatory landscape will also be discussed given the potential impact this change will have on trials and access in Canada. Panelists to include: patient advocacy group representative, an industry representative, a research institution representative and a clinical trials recruitment support perspective.
Please note: prices listed below are in USD
Agenda
06:00PM-07:00PM Welcome and registration
07:00PM-08:00PM Panel discussion
08:00PM-09:00PM Open networking
Registration information
Event is open to:HBA members and nonmembers
Online registration deadline: 9/17/2019
Onsite (walk-in) registration:Is NOT allowed
Cancellations/refunds
This event is non refundable.
Learning Objectives
1. Identify the value of patient engagement in clinical trials
2. Recognize potential solutions and barriers to access post-trial
3. Understand the implications of new regulations on patient access to trials and medications
Featured Speakers
Louise
Binder
Health Policy Consultant, Save Your Skin Foundation,
Lisa
Goos
Director of Clinical Research Services,
The Hospital for Sick Children
Danielle
Portnik
Senior Director, Commercial ,
Emergent BioSolutions Canada Inc.
Pricing
| Regular Registration | $26.25 / €23.00 | $26.25 / €23.00 |
Members receive up to 50 percent discount
Event Policies
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COVID-19 Policy
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Special Needs Policy
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