Mitigating Risk, Improving Results: A Better Approach to Protocol Deviations
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This webinar presents a case study on the approach that Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMS) is taking to build out an optimal clinical data delivery infrastructure for use in clinical research.
The talk discussed the vision, goals and lessons learned from the project thus far as well as experiences implementing the elluminate Clinical Data Platform. The webinar covers the following topics:
- The “before” state at BMS prior to “OneClinical” initiative including the technology infrastructure utilized by clinical programming to deliver data and analytics to key stakeholders and the opportunities for improvement
- Key goals and vision for the new architecture
- Approach to implementation including adoption strategies, integration and training
- KPIs and metrics for success
- Future plans for leveraging the new architecture
- Brief overview and demonstration of the elluminate platform with examples of data ingestion across sources, mapping, data management workbench capabilities and analytics
Before viewing, consider checking out the BMS case study: English, Deutsch, Français
Presenters
Senior Director, Clinical Data Reporting and Analytics, Bristol-Myers Squibb
David Weigand brings over 20 years of clinical research experience in various clinical programming, data management and project management roles across multiple therapeutic areas. In his role as Senior Director of Clinical Data Reporting and Analytics at Bristol-Myers Squibb, David provides strategic and operational leadership of the clinical data reporting and analytics function enabling the modeling, transformation, warehousing, and delivery of clinical trial data to trial data stakeholders. As well as the development of data reports, listings and visualizations to various stakeholder groups for data review, patient safety oversight, protocol deviation and data trend detection. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the Pennsylvania State University.
Chief Technology Officer, eClinical Solutions
Sam has spent the past 20 years of his career leveraging cutting edge technologies to revolutionize clinical trials. In addition to software development, Sam has deep expertise in a diverse set of technologies including IT infrastructure, web technologies, information security, database design, business intelligence, big data platforms and analytics. As CTO at eClinical Solutions, he harnesses the power of software development, big data, AI and machine learning to help advance technology innovation in life sciences.
