2020 Summit Agenda

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  • October 6

    Tuesday

  • Sponsored by StudyKIK

    The year 2020 will forever be marked as the "Year of the Pandemic" with the impact felt in our personal lives, by our nation, and across the world. Through the tragedy, stories of innovation and creative problem-solving also emerged. How did innovation outlast the emergency? Join this session to hear what solutions emerged that may make a lasting positive impact on clinical research, drug development and our society.

    Plenary

  • Sponsored by RealTime
    Our industry thrives on relationships, so take advantage of the break to make new connections, catch up with colleagues and keep the collaborative spirit alive.
    Networking Opportunity

  • 1:30 – 2:30
    Reinventing Your Site: During & After COVID-19
    The COVID-19 pandemic has changed clinical research forever. As a result, sites have had to adopt new technologies, train and coach staff, implement new processes, and create an entirely new model of conducting studies. Communicating these changes and new capabilities to sponsors, CROs and patients is essential for ongoing as well as new study opportunities. This session will explore marketing strategies and “the message” sites must create and communicate to stakeholders now and going forward.

    2:30 – 3:30
    Site Business Health: Withstanding Disruption During a Pandemic
    Clinical research sites that intimately know their finances and take proactive steps early to prepare for and anticipate disruptions stand a better chance of surviving and even coming out of a disruption stronger. Hear from business owners what strategies they took prior to, during and following major disruptions that resulted in surviving and even thriving.
    Breakout
         Budget, Contracts & Finance

  • 1:30 – 2:30
    The SCRS Diversity Project: Exploring the Meaning of Diversity and How it Impacts Clinical Research Sites


    2:30 – 3:30
    Enrollment Wizardry: How to Support Enrollment Before the Study Even Starts
    Enrollment begins before the study starts! This session will provide you with tools needed to maximize lead time to ensure strong enrollment and hit milestones from the get-go. Patient pre-screening, recruitment campaign best practices, and what gets and keeps patients engaged will be addressed.
    Breakout
         Recruitment & Retention

  • 1:30 – 2:30
    Reinventing Your Site: During & After COVID-19
    The COVID-19 pandemic has changed clinical research forever. As a result, sites have had to adopt new technologies, train and coach staff, implement new processes, and create an entirely new model of conducting studies. Communicating these changes and new capabilities to sponsors, CROs and patients is essential for ongoing as well as new study opportunities. This session will explore marketing strategies and “the message” sites must create and communicate to stakeholders now and going forward.

    2:30 – 3:30
    Site Business Health: Withstanding Disruption During a Pandemic
    Clinical research sites that intimately know their finances and take proactive steps early to prepare for and anticipate disruptions stand a better chance of surviving and even coming out of a disruption stronger. Hear from business owners what strategies they took prior to, during and following major disruptions that resulted in surviving and even thriving.
    Breakout
         Site & Study Operations

  • Sponsored by RealTime


    1:30 – 2:30
    Remote Monitoring: The New Normal
    Remote monitoring is not a new concept, however, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in widespread adoption almost overnight. During this session speakers will provide regulatory, financial, and operational considerations for the widespread adoption of remote monitoring.


    2:30 – 3:30
    Virtual Trials: Building & Contracting for ” The New Normal”
    You’ve done the work and you took the COVID-19 curveball in stride, changing course to accommodate remote visits to keep your trials moving forward. Now it’s time to get paid. What unique factors should you keep in mind when billing for remote visits and other elements of decentralized clinical trials (DCTs)? How do you navigate payment amidst sudden and urgently needed changes to protocol? This session will identify best practices to ensure full and fast payment.
    Breakout
         Technology

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    Sponsored by StudyKIK

    The Site Patient Recruitment Innovation Award was launched in 2014 to recognize sites that utilize innovative strategies to achieve enrollment success. In judging submissions, the emphasis is placed on innovative patient-directed initiatives that are unique, effective, and take into account the response of the campaign. The finalists will present their innovative recruitment plans to an audience of sites, sponsors and CROs attending the Global Summit. For the first time, the 2019 SPRIA Europe and Asia-Pac winners will join us on stage to share their winning recruitment plans to kick off the Global SPRIA presentations.   Learn more about SPRIA at the Global Site Solutions Summit.  For questions or comments, please contact SPRIA@myscrs.org.
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    Site Tank, modeled after the popular television show, "Shark Tank," provides a platform through which sites can put on their innovator hats and share technology ideas that enhance, empower, and improve their operations and transform their business model.  Site Tank provides a platform through which sites can put on their innovator hats and share technology ideas that enhance, empower and improve research operations and transform business models.Before the finalists take the stage, 2016 Site Tank winner Greg Folz will join us to share his winning idea, Kits4Life, and how the project has progressed since his Site Tank win. Learn more about Site Tank at the Global Site Solutions Summit. For questions or comments, please contact sitetank@myscrs.org.
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    Plenary

  • October 7

    Wednesday

  • Clinical research is a critical component of delivering change to the medical community. However, without the presence of the patient’s voice this research fails to adequately address the factor that once revved its engine; the needs of the patient. Hear first hand perspectives from patients on how the clinical research industry can amplify the patient’s voice and improve how we address their concerns and needs.
    Plenary

  • Our industry thrives on relationships, so take advantage of the break to make new connections, catch up with colleagues and keep the collaborative spirit alive.
    Networking Opportunity

  • 1:30 – 2:30
    Negotiating Like a Pro: The Low-Down on Study Budgets
    As study budgets become more complex and less transparent, site staff need to become increasingly savvy with their negotiation tactics. Whether you have someone who manages your budgets or not, this session will provide an overview of all-things-budget including pass-throughs, overhead, procedural justification, and how to ask for a higher budget and actually get it.

    2:30 – 3:30
    Virtual Trials 101: The Nuts & Bolts of Remote Practices
    Whether or not your site is ready for virtual trials, they’re here. This reality was blasted home to us all as COVID-19 circulated the globe and forced us to embrace remote trials…whether we liked it or were ready, or not. This “nuts and bolts” session will walk you through everything you need to know from insurance considerations and budget considerations, to operational challenges and how to navigate unforeseen.
    Breakout
         Budget, Contracts & Finance

  • 1:30 – 2:30
    Driving Site Success with Staff Success
    With the recent changes and destabilization in the clinical research industry due to COVID-19, the value of having an outstanding site staff cannot be overstated. Successful sites have organized, well thought-out and thoroughly documented processes for hiring, onboarding, and training staff. Learn what it takes to create and maintain a top-notch site staff.

    2:30 – 3:30
    Common Contract Mistakes & How to Correct Them
    Big or small, most contract mistakes are usually uncovered when you come face-to-face with a problem. This session will walk sites through the most common mistakes found in clinical trial agreements (CTAs) and the steps you can take to resolve them, or avoid them altogether.
    Breakout
         Human Resources & Legal

  • 1:30 – 2:30
    Quality Management: Not Only the Sponsor’s Responsibility!
    ICH guidelines put the responsibility of quality management squarely on the sponsors’ shoulders. But that doesn’t mean sites shouldn’t have their own quality management plan! Understand the importance of quality management at the site level and learn how to set up your own quality management plan.

    2:30 – 3:30
    eSolution Innovation & Regulatory Considerations
    Implementing eRegulatory, eSource and other patient-facing technology that allows clinical trials to move to a remote or hybrid model is on the rise. This is thanks in part to COVID-19, yet this path was paved long before the pandemic began. Join this session to understand the hurdles encountered by those who have already adopted these technologies, and navigate the related regulatory considerations.
    Breakout
         Regulatory & Compliance

  • 1:30 – 2:30
    Effective Technology Management Approaches to Boost Your Site
    Technology can drastically improve efficiencies and processes if adoption and integration keep both the site and patient in mind. Sponsors, CROs and Solution Providers must keep site burden in mind when deploying new technology to ensure its success. Join this session to learn how to problem-solve and effectively adopt technology for the benefit of all parties.

    2:30 – 3:30
    Innovative Recruitment Tools: The Expansion of Telemedicine
    Tele-trials and remote visits are becoming a reality as attention shifts to reducing patient travel time and increasing patient flexibility. Join this session to learn how to successfully implement telemedicine and remote visit practices as a recruitment tool for your site.
    Breakout
         Technology

  • Our industry thrives on relationships, so take advantage of the break to make new connections, catch up with colleagues, and keep the collaborative spirit alive.
    Networking Opportunity

  • 2020 is an unusual year. But, it has provided us with an opportunity to improve the ways of working within our industry. Join senior leaders from TransCelerate member companies as they discuss the importance of coming together as an industry (Sites, Patients, Sponsors, Technology Partners, and more) to address unexpected challenges we face today and better our ways of working for the future.
    Plenary

  • October 8

    Thursday

  • The year 2020 will forever be marked as the “Year of the Pandemic” with the impact felt in our personal lives, by our nation, and across the world. Through the tragedy, stories of innovation and creative problem-solving also emerged. How did innovation outlast the emergency? Join this session to hear what solutions emerged that may make a lasting positive impact on clinical research, drug development and our society.
    Plenary

  • 1:30 – 2:30
    Hidden Costs: Remote Monitoring & How to Budget for It
    As industry continues to embrace and transition to remote monitoring, the potential staffing and financial burdens on sites mount. This session will help you evaluate the costs and value-add of remotely monitored trials, and understand what line items to keep in mind when negotiating study contracts and budgets.

    2:30 – 3:30
    Lessons from the Trenches: How COVID-19 Reshaped Study Budgets
    The entire world, including the clinical research industry, has been turned upside down by the COVID-19 pandemic. With trials halted or closed to new enrollments, increased remote monitoring, staff lay-offs and more, we have entered a new paradigm that we must learn to navigate. Looking in the rearview mirror shows us new budget considerations that must be accommodated. This session will help you navigate “the new normal” so you are prepared and informed in the future.
    Breakout
         Budget, Contracts & Finance

  • 1:30 – 2:30
    Future Therapeutic Trends: Considerations When Expanding into New Indications
    Looking to expand into other therapeutic indications? Your business development must extend beyond your usual efforts and feasibility questionnaires. As pipelines shift direction and new therapeutic area opportunities are identified, discover what proactive steps can be taken to diversify your therapeutic portfolio and position your site as a leader in your desired field.

    2:30 – 3:30
    Winning at Research: Strategies for 21st Century Success
    Do sponsors and CROs have a firm grasp on what it requires for a site to manage a variety of vendors and technologies throughout a trial? How can sponsors and CROs work to reduce site burden, even when they select the technology and vendors that sites are working with? Join this session to learn best practices that sites, sponsors, CROs and solution providers alike should consider improving the site experience of new technology adoption.
    Breakout
         Business Development

  • 1:30 – 2:30
    Risk-Based, Centralized, Remote Monitoring, Say What? Quality Control, Explained
    If centralized and remote site monitoring (RSM) were not yet on your radar, the COVID-19 pandemic brought it to your doorstep. But what exactly are they and what do they mean for sites? Further, how does all this relate to risk-based monitoring (RBM)? In this session you will hear lessons learned from experience and understand what sites should expect as a site from the future of monitoring.

    2:30 – 3:30
    Sustaining Patient-Centricity Amidst Adversity
    Achieving patient centricity is easier said than done, yet it is important that all stakeholders strive to remain patient-centric even when the going gets tough. This session will highlight how stakeholders maintained patient centricity through the COVID-19 pandemic, including strategies deployed and the resulting outcomes.
    Breakout
         Recruitment & Retention
         Regulatory & Compliance

  • 1:30 – 2:30
    Are Your Key Performance Indicators Aligned with Sponsor Expectations?
    What are key performance indicators (KPIs), and how can they be utilized to operationalize your site and successfully market your strengths to sponsors and CROs? Join this session to learn how to ensure your KPIs are aligned with sponsor expectations and how to engage them in marketing efforts.

    2:30 – 3:30
    What Sponsors are Really Looking for in Your Site Feasibility Surveys
    You’ve found the perfect study for your site, and you completed the site feasibility survey on time…just to find out two weeks later that you didn’t make the cut. Why? What additional information or tactics would have improved your odds? Participate in an interactive feasibility exercise to help you better understand what sponsors and CROs are looking for and what sites should know when completing feasibilities.
    Breakout
         Site & Study Operations

  • With the COVID-19 pandemic, the impact on clinical trials is unmistakable. Digital innovations that might have once taken months or years to be adopted have been integrated into practice in days or weeks. Digital operating models - such as telemedicine, remote monitoring, and synthetic controls that have been discussed and piloted endlessly are now enabling clinical trials to move forward. Even when the COVID-19 outbreak is contained, it’s unlikely these digital transformations will go away. This session will explore how sites, sponsors, and CROs are embracing new technologies and digital operating models while positioning themselves for success in the long term.
    Plenary

  • October 9

    Friday

  • This session examines trends impacting and transforming drug development performance and economics and discusses how sponsors, CROs and investigative sites are adapting to these trends. Trends examined include digital disruption, emerging new sources of patient data and new clinical trial execution models.
    Plenary

  • Celebrate as the sponsor and CRO that best represent exceptional site partnerships receive the 2020 Eagle Award. The winner of the Site Patient Recruitment Innovation Award (SPRIA) and Site Tank will be announced and celebrated, and the inaugural Christine K. Pierre Site Impact Award will be presented to one noteworthy site leader in honor of SCRS’ founder.
    Plenary

  • October 12

    Monday

  • October 13, 2020 9:00 – 10:00 UTC+8 The COVID-19 is affecting 213 countries/territories and infecting 25,655,400 cases globally as of September 1, 2020. Taiwan is a crowded country and close proximity to China, the epicenter of COVID-19. Nevertheless, it is one of the few countries with the lowest number of cases (20 per million population) and 396 of 488 cases (81%) were imported from abroad. Given the continual spread of COVID-19 around the world, understanding the actions that were implemented in Taiwan and assessing the effectiveness of these actions in preventing a large-scale epidemic may be instructive for other countries. Besides, healthcare personnel are at the front line of care and are exposed to occupational hazards that place them at risk of infection. The US CDC reported on August 31, 2020 that more than 149,195 healthcare personnel had been infected with COVID-19 with 670 deaths. In this 45-min talk, I will explain Taiwan’s national policy and how we implement in daily practice at hospital level. The goal was to contain community transmission and achieve zero tolerance for COVID-19 infections in healthcare personnel and no outbreak in the hospital. COVID-19 occurred just before the Lunar New Year. Taiwan quickly mobilized and instituted specific approaches for case identification, containment, and resource allocation. Guidance or policy were announced and adjusted timely. Border control to prevent importation include health alert/restriction/ban and entry restriction. Community surveillance and epidemiological investigation, hand hygiene, universal masking or social distance, risk-based home isolation/quarantine/health self-management, policies toward schools or mass gathering aimed to contain community transmission. The government addressed the issue of disease stigma and compassion for those affected by providing food, frequent health checks, and encouragement for those under quarantine. Case definition, SARS CoV-2 RNA PCR targeting testing and enhanced screening program, contact tracing, patient divergence and transfer, isolation of the sick and quarantine of those at risk aimed to protect healthcare settings. The government also took an active role in resource allocation, including surge capacity of mask production and rationing its distribution. Information technology was integrated for risk assessment and containment. For more stringent control and avoid intentional deny important epidemiologic history, the personnel information for oversea travel and contact of confirmed cases are integrated with the National Health Insurance database. From hospital perspective we initiated or upgrade infection prevention and control measures early and timely risk-adjusted, integrated national and institutional policy/practice which includes control at the source, control along the path, control at the person level, etc. In addition, we used a hospital-wide web-based health surveillance integrated with a risk-based management algorithm and molecular testing of asymptomatic healthcare personnel. In conclusion, Taiwan effectively delayed and contained community transmission by leveraging experience from 2003 SARS epidemic, prevalent public awareness, a robust public health network, support from healthcare industries, cross-departmental collaborations and advanced information technology capacity. However, the challenge remains in the context of COVID-19 moving in a borderless world. We must act and act together locally and globally.
    Plenary

  • October 13

    Tuesday


  • Increasing Enrollment and Diversity By Treating Patients Like Customers
    Patients of all races and ethnicities are consumers and they are accustomed to being able to engage providers with ease and on their own terms. In this session, get insights into how other industries inform and engage consumers and explore how you can apply those same techniques to your next study.

    Virtual Trial Capable – The Complete 2020 Guide
    Do you work at a site and have concerns about competing for DCT protocols? Join this live training and gain a competitive edge by becoming Virtual Trial Capable Certified and learn the skills to adequately manage Virtual Visits with “Web-side manner” etiquette.
    Workshop


  • The SCRS Site Partnership Symposiums are a platform for leading organizations to engage in high-level dialogue and directly interact with hundreds of site decision-makers. The symposiums, exclusively for sites, focus on promoting knowledge and mobilizing insight into study pipeline opportunities and site sustainability. Investigators and site executives are invited to attend these leading-edge sessions at the 2019 Global Site Solutions Summit. Sites will be able to directly connect with the featured organizations in accordance with the Global Summit’s central theme. Don’t miss these one-of-a-kind opportunities to forge partnerships and form new alliances with industry leaders. Register early as the Symposiums are extremely popular and space is limited.
    Site Partnership Symposium

  • October 14

    Wednesday


  • Modern Data Protection Regulations: The Impact of GDPR and CCPA on Sites, Sponsors and CROs
    Does the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and other modern data protection regulations affect you, your investigator, and site? Attend this webinar to learn how GDPR and state-by-state data protection regulations like the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) affect healthcare and clinical research business including sites, sponsors, CROs, universities and other industry stakeholders and what you can do to be in compliance today.
    Al O. Pacino II, President, BlueCloud by HealthCarePoint


    Clinical Trial Financial Management Technology 101 Workshop: Leveraging Technology to Lower your Site Burden
    Technology is changing the way clinical trials are being conducted. In this session, you will learn the core Clinical Trial Financial Management technologies that are powering clinical trials today and how they are improving the site experience. In addition, we will talk through some of the more advanced technologies that are becoming mainstream and how you can engage with your CROs and/or Sponsors to ensure they are leveraging these technologies.
    Jeffrey Kearney, VP, Product Management Payments, Medidata Solutions
    Tom Creswell, Director Product Management, Medidata Solutions
    Workshop


  • No going back, preparing sites for trials of the future
      Diversity in clinical trials: how do we ensure that trial participants represent the true disease population?
      Here to stay: what important trends have been accelerated due to COVID? Perspective from sites
      Operationalizing a protocol: why it’s important to hear from the people doing the work
    Site Partnership Symposium

  • October 15

    Thursday


  • The Future Site Business: Adopting Change and Creating a Site Business Around Trial Execution
    Building and scaling a site business during COVID-19 is challenging even now, while studies are beginning to soar again. Over the past year, many sites have been put to the test – navigating uncharted waters and managing day-to-day operations through a pandemic. As many sites have struggled to “break out” from the mold and step into the future, this workshop will give them a glimpse into the possibilities and opportunities that are created as we adopt change and innovation. We will go into detail showing flow charts, budgets, and templates that sites can utilize in order to integrate key site business practices within the current business model. The purpose of this workshop will be to enable research site attendees to better understand the big picture of how to operate, recruit patients, identify study opportunities, maximize their staff, and utilize the right systems to not only survive, but even thrive. Because with many of the cons outweighing the pros of being a site early this year, we believe there are many pros they can leverage that will enable new revenue opportunities as a business owner or manager.
    Christian Burns, President & Co-Founder, ClinEdge and BTC


    Updating Sponsor Negotiations to Accommodate a Changing Trials Landscape
    In this talk, site leaders will evaluate creative ways to ensure their site is poised to receive the maximum amount from Sponsors while negotiating clinical trials. Further, attendees will understand how to negotiate for new technology and processes demanded by Sponsors to ensure trial continuity in an uncertain environment.
    Dawn Pittinger, MBA, CHRC, CRCP, Clinical Research Consultant & Senior Account Manager, Bio-Optronics

    Workshop


  • The SCRS Site Partnership Symposiums are a platform for leading organizations to engage in high-level dialogue and directly interact with hundreds of site decision-makers. The symposiums, exclusively for sites, focus on promoting knowledge and mobilizing insight into study pipeline opportunities and site sustainability. Investigators and site executives are invited to attend these leading-edge sessions at the 2019 Global Site Solutions Summit. Sites will be able to directly connect with the featured organizations in accordance with the Global Summit’s central theme. Don’t miss these one-of-a-kind opportunities to forge partnerships and form new alliances with industry leaders. Register early as the Symposiums are extremely popular and space is limited.
    Site Partnership Symposium

  • October 16

    Friday


  • Advanced eRegulatory Solutions for COVID-19 and Beyond
    Most sites are still utilizing paper, shared drives or other similar systems to organize, manage, and access research study documents. Site staff are already overwhelmed with conducting high-quality research with limited time and money to invest in process improvement. Further, the burden of work has become even heavier and more pressing during the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, simple shared drives or similar document management systems can no longer provide the speed, efficiency or quality needed. The answer: Sites need to look beyond simple eRegulatory solutions and focus on “next-generation” document management platforms. This interactive panel will provide insight on how to select an innovation-driven solution that best meets sites’ needs.

    The Transition to Paperless Technology in Clinical Trials
    As a result of Covid-19, the industry has rapidly adopted paperless systems to allow for electronic source, paperless regulatory site files, remote monitoring, virtual visits via decentralized trial portals, a faster transmission of data that eliminates the need for transcription and more. This webinar will explore the great benefits that these systems have brought to our industry in this challenging time as well as the opportunities this transition has presented. We will also openly discuss the long term impacts of these systems for sponsors, CROs and sites as we move into a completely paperless world.
    Rick Greenfield, BBA-IS, CEO, RealTime CTMS
    Nathan Levens, Director of Virtual Solutions & Technology, RealTime CTMS
    Workshop


  • The SCRS Site Partnership Symposiums are a platform for leading organizations to engage in high-level dialogue and directly interact with hundreds of site decision-makers. The symposiums, exclusively for sites, focus on promoting knowledge and mobilizing insight into study pipeline opportunities and site sustainability. Investigators and site executives are invited to attend these leading-edge sessions at the 2019 Global Site Solutions Summit. Sites will be able to directly connect with the featured organizations in accordance with the Global Summit’s central theme. Don’t miss these one-of-a-kind opportunities to forge partnerships and form new alliances with industry leaders. Register early as the Symposiums are extremely popular and space is limited.
    Site Partnership Symposium

  • October 20

    Tuesday

  • Workshop

  • October 21

    Wednesday


  • The Trial of the Future: Fostering Diversity and Inclusion in Research
    Diversity in clinical research has become a key focus area throughout the industry. In addition to the need to build a more inclusive environment, diversity among participants is vital to ensuring the development of effective treatments. In this session, we’ll explore current efforts and best practices for fostering diversity within clinical trials and provide guidance to promote diverse recruitment across your organizations. We’ll focus on actionable steps you can take to improve recruitment and highlight how the shift to virtual and decentralized trials is the perfect time to focus on inclusive recruitment initiatives.
    Jivas Achreja, CTO and President, Solutions & Technology, Advarra

    Workshop


  • The SCRS Site Partnership Symposiums are a platform for leading organizations to engage in high-level dialogue and directly interact with hundreds of site decision-makers. The symposiums, exclusively for sites, focus on promoting knowledge and mobilizing insight into study pipeline opportunities and site sustainability. Investigators and site executives are invited to attend these leading-edge sessions at the 2019 Global Site Solutions Summit. Sites will be able to directly connect with the featured organizations in accordance with the Global Summit’s central theme. Don’t miss these one-of-a-kind opportunities to forge partnerships and form new alliances with industry leaders. Register early as the Symposiums are extremely popular and space is limited.
    Site Partnership Symposium

  • October 22

    Thursday


  • Adapt, Survive Thrive: How the Clinical Research Workforce Rebuilds in a Post-Pandemic World
    To say that 2020 kicked off with a lot of changes would be a massive understatement. Sadly, many sites have closed. Those who survived and thrived adapted their site operations and workforce. Not only are increased pipelines and rising competition prevalent, but also some roles are being displaced due to related site and sponsor adjustments. Sites will need to balance the “COVID regulatory clean up” with a plan moving forward. How can you proactively address the industry shift while also navigating these pressures as efficiently as possible? Join our workshop to gain insights on how COVID-19 has forever changed the workforce and what steps you need to take moving forward.
    Molly Downhour, MHA BSN NEA-BC OCN CCRC, Executive Director Clinical Research, Medix
    Nicole Mills, MS-CRM, ACRP-CP, Director of Clinical Research, Medix
    Workshop


  • The SCRS Site Partnership Symposiums are a platform for leading organizations to engage in high-level dialogue and directly interact with hundreds of site decision-makers. The symposiums, exclusively for sites, focus on promoting knowledge and mobilizing insight into study pipeline opportunities and site sustainability. Investigators and site executives are invited to attend these leading-edge sessions at the 2019 Global Site Solutions Summit. Sites will be able to directly connect with the featured organizations in accordance with the Global Summit’s central theme. Don’t miss these one-of-a-kind opportunities to forge partnerships and form new alliances with industry leaders. Register early as the Symposiums are extremely popular and space is limited.
    Site Partnership Symposium

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