News|Webcasts|May 31, 2024

Optimizing Remote Monitoring With FSP: Adapting to the New Normal

Author(s)IQVIA

Webinar Date/Time: Tuesday, June 25th, 2024 at 11am EDT|8am PDT|4pm BST|5pm CEST

Discover how integrating FSP remote monitoring into existing workflows can enhance efficiency, collaboration, and success in clinical trials. Gain insights into FSP remote monitoring solutions and real-time data analytics.

Register Free: https://www.appliedclinicaltrialsonline.com/act/remote-monitoring
Event overview

With the rapidly evolving clinical trial landscape, implementation of effective remote monitoring has become a competitive advantage. This event is intended to uncover remote monitoring strategies leveraging experience gained in IQVIA functional service provider (FSP) services. Learn how FSPs are not just solutions but also a key to unlock efficiency, collaboration, and success by integrating remote monitoring into existing workflows.

The session will broadly highlight sponsor oversight, regulatory requirements, and next-generation remote monitoring capabilities to drive operational excellence and seamless trial execution.

Three key take-aways

  • Visibility and insights into FSP remote monitoring solutions
  • Real-time data and analytics in support of remote monitoring capabilities
  • Knowledge on how remote monitoring can enable faster issue identification and resolution

Speakers:

Linda Phillips
Senior Director, Clinical Operations
IQVIA
With over 20 years of experience in clinical research, Linda Phillips started her career at IQVIA in the data management space supporting EDC implementation and process improvement. Based on the evolution of monitoring and the implementation of risk-based approaches to data, she moved into centralized monitoring 10 years ago, supporting teams with process implementation and technology development. She currently supports customer collaborations on RBQM in trials both fully outsourced to IQVIA and within customer FSP models.


Debjit Chakrabarti
Senior Director, Medical Data Review
IQVIA
Serving the IQVIA Centralized Monitoring business as senior director, where Debjit Chakrabarti leads the Centralized Monitoring FSP service large-scale operations team across multiple sponsors. He has 17 years of experience that spans clinical data management, RBM/RBQM implementation, operational excellence, customer relationships, account management, leadership, and management. Chakrabarti completed his master’s degree in biotechnology and been certified on leading strategic growth by Columbia Business School.


Sabrina Edwards
Senior Director Flexible Resourcing
IQVIA
Sabrina Edwards is a global alliance lead overseeing the Clinical FSP Solution for a strategic partner in large pharma. She has over 24 years of diverse global clinical research experience including more than 15 years of experience in global program management and strategic partnerships. Her career has been progressive within clinical and project management, advancing positions due to her proven leadership of teams, projects, and client relationships. She has strong organizational and analytical skills with a proven track record of effecting positive results.


Register Free: https://www.appliedclinicaltrialsonline.com/act/remote-monitoring


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