The clinical research industry is at a pivotal moment, with rigid and outdated processes hindering adaptation to rapid technological advancements, trapping clinical research in a state of paralysis. Clinical study management practices have changed little in the past quarter-century, though sites now shoulder greater burdens.

The role of individual sites and site networks will undergo significant transformation, evolving to deliver data directly from site systems, enhancing patient recruitment and streamlining site identification. Additionally, these sites and site networks will play a crucial role in sourcing studies by leveraging the sites within their federation, thereby offering more options for efficient clinical study management.

The importance of sites and site networks is increasing at a pace never seen before. With the need to find more diverse patients, ensure their retention in clinical trials and provide sponsor organizations with high-quality data, the professionalization of sites is becoming more and more important.

During this webinar, Jonathan Andrus, Co-CEO of CRIO will discuss the challenges facing sites and how the use of site-based technologies can help drive better efficiency, less administrative burden and reduce the number of one-time use technologies forced upon sites.

Beyond this, attendees will explore approaches being embraced by sponsors to utilize site technology at no cost to sites, which reduces redundant data entry and enables remote and centralized monitoring. Large site networks and federated sites that successfully implement these platform technologies will become a formidable competitor to the traditional clinical research organization (CRO) model that has come to rely on manual processes to correct for the inefficiencies of a historically fragmented, paper-driven research site market.

Register for this webinar to learn how the evolving role of site networks, coupled with advancements in site-based technologies, is streamlining clinical study execution and more.

Speaker

Jonathan Andrus, Co-CEO, CRIO

With over 25 years of experience, Jonathan Andrus brings extensive expertise in developing eClinical services that integrate data and technology to optimize study execution. As Co-CEO of CRIO, Jonathan is responsible for customer success, sales, marketing, compliance, finance and human resources. With CRIO’s focus on reimagining the clinical trial process, Jonathan is committed to driving innovation, reducing site burden and challenging the clinical trial data status quo.

An active thought leader and presenter, Jonathan is a two-time chair of the Society for Clinical Data Management (SCDM) and currently serves as the society’s treasurer. Jonathan is an active member of SCDM, DIA, DTRA, eCOA Consortium and ASQ. Jonathan earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Temple University’s College of Liberal Arts and Graduate School of Pharmacy. He is a certified quality auditor (CQA), a certified clinical data manager (CCDM®) and a veteran of the US Army Military Intelligence Corps.

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Who Should Attend?

This webinar will appeal to:

Site personnel: Clinical Research Coordinators (CRCs), Site Directors, etc.
Clinical research professionals: Clinical Project Managers, Clinical Data Scientists

What You Will Learn

Attendees will gain insights into:

Strategies for transitioning from outdated processes and motivating clinical research partners to adopt innovative practices
How individual sites and networks are transforming to deliver data directly, improving patient recruitment and streamlining study management
Embracing innovative technology solutions to reduce administrative burdens, enhance efficiency and promote patient diversity and retention

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CRIO

CRIO is an eClinical solution provider delivering innovative data capture technology for sites, sponsors and CROs. As the industry’s leading eSource provider, CRIO’s unique architecture enables a single point of data capture that embeds quality and transparency at the point of entry, and creates significant downstream efficiencies. Finally. One system. One source.