Lessons from the Field with ICON
Endpoint adjudication can determine how smoothly a trial runs. When endpoints are clinical events, adjudicated outcomes are on the critical path for key decisions and timelines. Their impact spans the study, influencing enrollment targets in event-driven protocols, interim analyses, periodic safety assessments by Data Safety Monitoring Boards (DSMBs) and progress toward database lock. This webinar explores where adjudication most often breaks down and how field-tested practices can reduce cycle times to keep decisions on track.
Drawing on decades of hands-on trial experience, the featured speakers will highlight common operational failure points and practical approaches that improve endpoint reporting, case processing and adjudicator decision-making while maintaining quality. Attendees will also learn how adjudication outputs connect to interim analyses, safety oversight and database lock planning.
Register for this webinar to learn how adjudication best practices can streamline endpoint workflows and support timely trial decisions.
Speakers
Kristin Prusmack, Senior Director, Adjudication and DMC Management, ICON
Kristin Prusmack is the Functional Head of Endpoint Adjudication and Data Monitoring Committee Management at ICON, providing global leadership across vision, strategy, operational delivery and financial performance. She brings a deep background in adjudication and safety committee services, with a track record of leading teams, building client partnerships and ensuring projects are delivered to quality expectations, on time, and in compliance with sponsor SOPs and regulatory standards. Kristin began her career as a Registered Nurse in Cardiac Cath, Electrophysiology and Vascular Labs and has since built extensive expertise in cardiovascular-focused research and governance.
Emily Trymbiski, Director DMC and Endpoint Adjudication, ICON
Emily Trymbiski is a Clinical Research Leader with 15+ years of endpoint adjudication experience spanning procedure development, event identification and delivery of high-quality, regulatory-compliant trial documentation. In her current role as a Director at ICON, she provides oversight and leadership across endpoint adjudication and data monitoring committee projects, supporting sponsors from proposal and bid defense through service delivery and closeout. Emily is known for building efficient, audit-ready processes, mentoring cross-functional teams and driving consistent execution across global, high-profile trials.
Catherine Tyner, Head of Clinical Strategy, AG Mednet
With 28 years of clinical research experience, Cathy Tyner has led multiple functional departments including clinical safety, 24×7 medical monitoring coordination, vendor management and oversight group management (which encompasses the coordination of clinical endpoint, data, eligibility and monitoring committees, core laboratories and other expert panels). Cathy has overseen the delivery of more than 500 clinical trials, including complex megatrials across diverse therapeutic areas. She has made significant contributions to industry thought leadership and best practice guidance throughout her career. Cathy is a seasoned senior business leader who is dedicated to delivering strategic insights and practical, creative solutions in the clinical trial space.
Who Should Attend?
This webinar is designed for sponsors, CROs and AROs and their clinical trial research partners across pharma, biotech and medtech who are responsible for, or participate in, the endpoint adjudication process, including:
- Adjudication and Expert Panel Leads and Operational Teams
- Clinical Safety Directors, Team Leaders, Managers and Operational Teams
- Project and Program Management Directors, Clinical Trial Managers and Trial Operations Program Leaders
- Clinical Operations Directors, Team Leaders and Trial Monitors
- Data Management Directors and Team Leaders
- Medical Teams, including Medical Monitors & Advisors
- Quality, Compliance and Inspection Readiness Professionals
What You Will Learn
Attendees will:
- Identify where adjudication has the greatest impact on trial decisions and timelines
- Learn how leading teams set up and run effective adjudication processes
- Apply field-tested best practices to streamline endpoint reporting, case processing and adjudicator decision-making, while delivering quality results
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AG Mednet
AG Mednet is the company behind Judi, a clinical trial process management platform designed for the AI era of regulated research. Judi provides an execution layer that structures how decisions move across people, systems, and organizations, giving AI the context and governance required to be useful in real trial workflows. By making execution observable and auditable by design, Judi turns complex trial operations into something that can be measured and improved. In addition to embedding native AI capabilities such as PHI redaction with human review, Judi serves as a governed delivery layer for internal and third-party AI point solutions, enabling them to operate inside live workflows with traceability, oversight, and control. Trusted by sponsors, CROs, and research partners worldwide, Judi supports thousands of active workflows across hundreds of trials, working alongside existing clinical systems and AI programs. For more information visit: www.judi.io.
ICON
ICON plc is a world-leading clinical research organization. Offering deep operational and medical expertise we accelerate innovation, driving emerging therapies forward to improve patient outcomes. From molecule to medicine, we deliver integrated consulting, clinical development, commercialization and post-marketing solutions to pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical device, government and public health organizations worldwide. With headquarters in Dublin, Ireland, ICON employed approximately 40,100 employees in 97 locations in 55 countries as of December 31, 2025. For further information about ICON, visit: www.iconplc.com.
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