Sandy Milligan, MD, JD, Head Of Research And Development, Organon
December 6th 2022In this podcast, Dr. Milligan makes the case for studying drugs in pregnant and lactating women on an ongoing basis to understand long-term efficacy and safety, as well as effects of concomitant medications on these women. Sandy believes that the entire ecosystem--regulators, policymakers, governments, physicians, healthcare systems, and industry, need to have a conversation around improving the under-met and unmet needs of women, which includes understanding the unique experiences of women with conditions such as pre-term labor, menopause or endometriosis.
Long-Time Clinical Trials Exec Looks Back And Forward
October 4th 2022Paula Brown Stafford, CEO of Novan, came to her role via increasing clinical development role responsibilities with Quintiles, now IQVIA. In this podcast, she reflects on her professional experiences, her achievements and her advice for clinical trials professionals.
The Oncologist: Patient Conversation Must Include Clinical Trials
September 20th 2022Dr. Shalaan Beg, VP of Oncology for Science 37, discusses his approach to reducing the time to trial activation at an NCI designated cancer center, how to ensure a diverse representation in clinical trials, and his opinion on decentralized and hybrid trials.
Pioneers in Patient Data Capture
September 6th 2022Christine McSherry, CEO of Casimir and Mindy Leffler, President and Chairman of Casimir, now a part of CRO Emmes, discuss their path to true patient focused drug development based on their experiences raising sons with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD). By understanding early and actual measurable endpoints that matter to DMD patients and caregivers, and providing PROs that can capture data that matters, the women hope to influence other diseases and the quality of life for people that have very little time to waste.
SMO, A Model Sustained By Necessity
August 23rd 2022Dr. Ian Smith MBE MB ChB.B MedSc(Hons), Founder, Director and Chief Medical Officer of Panthera Biopartners, and Chris Dodd, the company's Chief Commercial Officer, discuss the evolution of the Site Management Organization and Panthera Biopartners, how clinical trials remain mired in underperformance and difficulties, and hybrid trial advancements.
Breaking Barriers Inside and Outside of Clinical Trials
July 26th 2022Otis Johnson, PhD, Vice President, Product Line Executive; Chief Diversity, Inclusion and Sustainability Officer, at Clario discusses key changes in the industry that have had the greatest impact, Clario’s first ESG report, and how DE&I initiatives will evolve.
Diversity in Clinical Trials—It Takes a Village
July 12th 2022Catharine Grimes, Senior Director, Bristol Myers Squibb Foundation, discusses the goal to increase diversity in clinical trials through the BMS Foundation Diversity in Clinical Trials Career Development Award Program, the Foundation's Global Cancer Disparities Initiative, and more.
Linking Healthcare and Clinical Trials with Sensors
June 28th 2022Kuldeep Singh Rajput, CEO and founder of Biofourmis, with over 10 years of experience in the biomedical space continues to work alongside a previous guest of the ACT Podcast, Jyadev Thakkar, on electronic and biosensing research and products, including wearable solutions and biosignal analytics for cardiac health monitoring.
The Need For Pediatric Clinical Trials and Data
May 17th 2022Dr. Salim Idriss, Executive co-director of the Duke Pediatric and Congenital Heart Center & director of pediatric electrophysiology at Duke University Medical Center discusses a collaboration with the Cardiac Safety Research Consortium (CSRC), the FDA, and Duke University Medical school.
What Academic Research and Industry Can Learn From Each Other
April 19th 2022Pamela B. Davis, MD, PhD, Professor of General Medical Sciences at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine and Member of the Board of Directors for the Clinical Research Forum, discusses the clinical research industry, her own career, and the article that she and her colleague Dr. Wu wrote for Applied Clinical Trials.
EMR to CTMS That Works for Trialists
March 22nd 2022Jason Baumgartner, Founder and CEO of BEKHealth—an EMR to CTMS platform that uses EMR data to find patients and integrate them into the CTMS process—talks about EMR structured and unstructured data, his own career, and some additional background on BEKHealth.
Clinical Trials Separate the Signal from the Noise
February 22nd 2022Avi Kulkarni, Senior Vice President, Research & Development, at Cognizant, discusses the trajectory and growth of the Shared Investigator Platform; the history and impact of biomarkers in clinical trial conducts, as well as personal insights from his 30-year career.
SCOPE Preview: ClinOps Education and Networking
December 20th 2021Micah Lieberman, Executive Director, Conferences for CHI and Co-Founder, VP, Community and Business Development of ClinEco talks about what to expect at the upcoming SCOPE conference in February, tips on how to get the most out of your experience, life during the pandemic, and much more.
A Resource for Connecting Patients to Trials
November 30th 2021Jenny Ahlstrom, founder of the HealthTree Foundation, discusses their community for AML and myeloma patients, how they help their patients navigate clinical trials, how their portal seamlessly gets patients records to researchers, and how industry can utilize their resources and engage with patients.
Patient Advocacy in All Areas of Drug Development
November 16th 2021Dr. Lise Lund Kjems, Chief Medical Officer at Cyclo Therapeutics, talks about Cyclo’s investigational therapy for Niemann-Pick Disease Type C and gives insight into rare disease drug development, with an emphasis on ensuring trial design includes holistic and specific patient concerns.
The Life of a Quality Professional
November 2nd 2021Bob Chaplinsky, Director Corporate Quality Compliance at UCB, discusses the trajectory of quality management systems in pharma, the importance of change management when implementing new systems, and staying on top of compliance and regulatory changes on a global scale.