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Clinical Informatics: Data management, EDC and standards
10 October - 11 October 2007
Clinical Informatics: Data management, EDC and standards
Adapting new electronic systems and software applications is the key to successful data management. SAE Media Group’s Clinical Informatics conference will cover all the important topics and developments surrounding clinical data management, EDC and other e-clinical technologies.

Essential issues addressed at Clinical Informatics will include:
  • Implementation and Integration of EDC: Hear from leading industry experts on the current status of EDC and on upgrading your system
  • CDISC Standards: Learn abour CDISC standards today and those in development as well as companies experiences of adapting to them
  • Health Informatics: Find out about clinical informatics in primary and secondary care
  • Plus much more
Confirmed speakers include:

Ronald Fitzmartin, Vice President, Informatics and Knowledge Management, Daiichi Sankyo
Sylva Collins, Vice President, Global Biometrics, Kendle
Uwe Barlage, Director EDC, Bayer Vital
Michael Britt, Site Manager, System Validation Services, Roche
Rob Stackhouse,
Lead analyst, Clinical Trial Management System, Shire Pharma
Brooks Fowler, Director, Clinical Systems Operations and Global EDC Project Office, Abbott Laboratories
Glenn Ritz, Associate Technical Director, Statistical Programming, Millenium Pharmaceuticals
Sheila Bullas, Member BCS, Director, iBECK
Graham Bunn, Member CDISC, Vice President Global CRO Partnership, Medidata
Kate Trainor
, Vice President, Integration Service Group, Perceptive Informatics, Parexel
Fritz Haas,
Vice President, Information Systems, Almac Clinical Technologies
Valdo Arnera, Director, PHT Corporation
Barry Burnstead, Member CDISC, Director Project Management, i3 Statprobe
David Stein, Vice President Data Management Solutions, Clinphone
Lauren Shinaberry, Member CDISC and CDASH, Senior Manager, Clinical Data Management, PRA International

Who should attend The Clinical Informatics Conference?
You should attend this conference if you are working in the pharmaceutical or biotech industries within Clinical or Healthcare Informatics, Clinical IT, Data Management, EDC or other E-clinical Technologies.

Conference agenda

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8:30

Registration & Coffee

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9:00

Drivers and Barriers to EDC Implementation

• What are the common drivers?
• What are the key organisational considerations that will drive the strategy for EDC implementation?
• Who are the key internal and external stakeholders driving implementation?
• Who makes an ideal sponsor of the implementation?
• What are the barriers to adoption?

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9:30

Capturing Strategic Requirements and Goals

• Case studies and examples including  benefits models and business rationale
• How to ensure buy in to the strategy

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10:00

Implementation Models

• Overview of common terminology
• Review of the different available models from full scale in-house enterprise adoption to total ASP/outsourcing
• How does an organisation chose an appropriate model

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10:30

Vendor and System Selection

• What are the key considerations?
• Mapping selection to your strategic requirements

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11:00

Initial Implementation

· Typical components of an implementation plan
· Technical, process and training issues
· Initial Study selection
· Change Management considerations
· Stakeholder management
· Risk management

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11:30

Embedding - Implementation to the next level

• Adopting at the enterprise level
• The challenges of scale up
• More change management
• Monitoring progress - dashboard examples

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12:00

The Next Phase - Key Considerations

• EDC becoming business as usual - moving from the implementation project to the line
• Integration within the organisational environment
• Standards
• Integration
• Clinical Platforms

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12:30

Close of Workshop

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13:30

Registration & Coffee

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14:00

Welcome and introductions

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14:10

Standards-based interoperability in patient records and shared care

  • Introducing key concepts of sharing information in healthcare
  • A useful introduction and an update on current initiatives and thinking
  • How standards based information exchange provides practical value
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    15:00

    How XML supports clinical governance in shared care

  • How open standards based technology provides ways to manage and exchange structured information at varying degrees of granularity in shared care
  • How XML and associated standards can enable and monitor good clinical practice
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    15:50

    Afternoon Tea

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    16:20

    The interoperability of standards-based EHRS – the international picture

  • A wide-ranging overview of logical and physical architectures being put in place to deploy health records systems on a local, regional and national basis
  • Examples from the presenters’ combined experience and contacts across many countries.
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    17:10

    Discussion and questions – review of the session

  • An opportunity for questions and discussion, enabling delegates to explore matters raised in the formal presentations in the context of their own experience.
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    17:30

    Close of Executive Briefing

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    8:30

    Registration & Coffee

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    9:00

    Chairman's Opening Remarks

    David Smith

    David Smith, Head of Validation Services , Roche

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    9:10

    CURRENT STATUS OF DATA MANAGEMENT

    Ron Fitzmartin

    Ron Fitzmartin, Vice President, Informatics and Knowledge Management, Daiichi Sankyo Inc.

    • A brief sojourn on CDM
    • The strategic value of data management operations
    • From in-house silo systems to outsourced cross-functional platform solutions  
    • Achieving data interoperability (e.g. eCRF, CTMS, eADE,  EHR)
    • Continual change in process, technology and regulations
    • Clinical data informaticians embedded in clinical project teams

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    9:50

    FULL STRENGTH EDC: THE POWER OF INTEGRATION

    Fritz Haas

    Fritz Haas, Vice President, Information Systems, Almac Clinical Technologies

    • The current state of EDC
    • EDC core technologies
    • CDISC, the ODM model and the clinical data stream
    • Clinical data exchange
    • Upstream and downstream systems
    • Case studies

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    10:30

    Morning Coffee

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    11:00

    CHANGE MANAGEMENT DURING THE UPGRADE OF THE EDC SYSTEM

    Dr Uwe Barlage

    Dr Uwe Barlage, Director EDC, Bayer HealthCare AG

  • Planning and EDC system selection
  • Implementation of EDC system update from the technical side
  • Influence of EDC system update on processes
  • Handling of running studies
  • Considerations about long term stability of current solution
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    11:40

    EFFECTIVE EDC GOVERNANCE AND MANAGING YOUR EDC VENDOR

    Brooks Fowler

    Brooks Fowler, Director, Clinical Systems Operations and Global EDC Project Officer, Abbott Laboratories

    • Ownership: IT vs. Business
    • Building ownership
    • Organizational structure
    • Role descriptions
    • Branding

    Managing Your EDC Vendor
    • Identifying key players and vertical channels of communication
    • Setting expectations
    • Transparency in pricing
    • Service level agreement

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    12:20

    Networking Lunch

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    13:50

    CLINICAL TRIAL MANAGEMENT DATA INTEGRATION AND ANALYSIS

    Rob Stackhouse

    Rob Stackhouse, Senior Business Systems Specialist, R&D IT, Shire Pharmaceuticals

    • CRO-centric clinical trial management system
    • Shire CTMS: past, present, future
    • CRO data interface and files
    • Sample trip report
    • Success factors for CTMS
    • Intelligent reporting
    • Dashboards, Answers and Delivery
    • Resource and financial management

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    14:30

    eCLINICAL INFORMATICS AND EDC SYSTEMS

    Dr Graham Bunn

    Dr Graham Bunn, VP Global CRO Partnerships, Medidata

    • Adaptive Clinical Trials
    • Integrated Voice Response Systems
    • Electronic Patient Reported Outcomes
    • What next?

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    15:10

    Afternoon Tea

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    15:40

    BUILDING A CLINICAL DATA WAREHOUSE

    Glenn Ritz

    Glenn Ritz, Associate Technical Director, Statistical Programming, Millennium Pharmaceuticals

    • Challenges and benefits in building a clinical data warehouse
    • Managing data from multiple sources, efficient archiving and design

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    16:20

    IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF CLINICAL RESEARCH THROUGH EPRO TECHNOLOGY

    Dr Valdo Arnera

    Dr Valdo Arnera, General Manager, P H T Corporation

    • Case studies about reduced variability
    • What’s in the FDA guidance about EPRO
    • Which validation is needed when shifting from paper to electronic
    • How to choose the appropriate way of collecting ePRO

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    17:00

    Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day One

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    8:30

    Registration & Coffee

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    9:00

    Chairman's Opening Remarks

    Fritz Haas

    Fritz Haas, Vice President, Information Systems, Almac Clinical Technologies

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    9:10

    CLINICAL INFORMATICS: NEW AGE OR STONE AGE?

    Dr Sylva Collins

    Dr Sylva Collins, Vice president, Global Biometrics, Kendle

    • From pencil and paper to eClinical
    • The role of vendors in eClinical support
    • Importance of compatibility of EDC systems with other aspects of eClinical technology
    • Business issues that confound successful implementation
    • Advantages of eClinical systems measured in speed, quality, and cos 

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    9:50

    E-FFICIENT DATA CAPTURE AND PROCESS INTEGRATION

    David Stein

    David Stein, Vice President of Product Strategy, ClinPhone Inc

    • CDISC benefits for data exchange
    • Beyond data exchange:  Process and Workflow
    • Centralized Trial Integration Platform (CTIP) philosophy (i.e. clinical middleware)
    • Benefits over point-to-point solutions
    • EDC-CTMS and EDC-IVR/IWR examples: Workflow, Cost analysis, Resource analysis
    • Future challenges for EDC
    • Moving from ASP (SaaS) to Enterprise Implementation
    • In-house implementation of eClinical Platforms
    • Adaptive Trial Designs
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    10:30

    Morning Coffee

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    11:00

    HEALTH INFORMATICS IN SECONDARY CARE

    Sheila Bullas

    Sheila Bullas, Director, iBECK

    • Overview of the current status of health informatics
    • Informatics supporting business strategy
    • Crossing the boundaries of healthcare providers
    • Transforming organisations
    • Implementing the national programme for IT

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    11:40

    OPTIMISING THE COST AND EFFICIENCY OF YOUR E-CLINICAL TRIALS

    Michael Britt

    Michael Britt, Site Manager, Systems Validation Services, F. Hoffmann-La Roche

  • Choosing the right technology
  • Finding the right patients and study protocol for your technology
  • The role of various parties involved, e.g. CRO, sponsor
  • Efficient cost management through partnerships
  • Clinical supply management
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    12:20

    Networking Lunch

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    TURNING THE VISION INTO REALITY

    Kate Trainor

    Kate Trainor, Vice President, Integration Service Group, Perceptive Informatics, Parexel

  • Current status of EDC, IVRS, CTMS
  • The advantages and issues with current technologies
  • Next generation of e-clinical technologies – e-clinical 2.0
  • Case Study
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    14:30

    SEARCH FOR EFFICIENCIES IN CLINICAL DATA PROCESSING - UNDERPINNED BY STANDARDS

    Barry Burnstead

    Barry Burnstead, Director of Project Management, i3 Statprobe

  • End to end SDTM
  • Holistic approach to safety data management in EDC
  • Accessing medical records and HL7
  • Interfacing standards
  • Standards wish list to support future innovation
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    15:10

    Afternoon Tea

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    OFFICIAL UPDATE ON THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS AT CDISC (CLINICAL DATA INTERCHANGE STANDARDS CONSORTIUM)

    Barry Burnstead

    Barry Burnstead, Director of Project Management, i3 Statprobe

  • Details to be confirmed
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    16:20

    NEW AND EMERGING CDISC STANDARDS

    Lauren Shinaberry

    Lauren Shinaberry, Senior Manager - Clinical Data Management, P R A International Inc

  • Why more standards are needed?
  • Protocol representation group
  • Clinical Data Acquisition Standards Harmonization (CDASH)
  • Biomedical Research Integrated Domain Group (BRIDG)
  • Future strategies and business opportunities
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    Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day Two

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    Practical approach to EDC implementation

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