Welcome to the May edition of our Quality Issue newsletter! This month, we’re excited to bring you a wealth of resources and events designed to elevate your expertise in clinical trial risk management. Whether you’re looking to join our complimentary virtual event, catch up on our latest webinar, or gain insights from industry leaders, we’ve got you covered.
We are excited to invite you to our complimentary virtual event designed for professionals looking to advance their expertise in clinical trial risk management.
Join us for “Mastering Clinical Trial Risk Management” on 27th June at 10 am EDT/3 pm BST. This event will last less than 2 hours, offering a concise yet comprehensive exploration of clinical trial risk management.
Why Attend?
Learn from renowned Quality Management Experts as they guide you through the protocol risk assessment process per ICH E6. Our five concise sessions will provide essential tools and insights to effectively navigate and mitigate risks in clinical trials.
Sessions Include:
This event is complimentary and open to all professionals who work at Sponsors and CROs. Please feel free to invite your colleagues to join you.
Missed our recent webinar? Don’t worry! The recording of “Operationalizing RBQM: Insights and Actions for Enhanced Efficiency” is now available for you to watch at your convenience. Join Duncan Hall, CEO of TRI, and Amandeep Sonik, Senior Director of RBQM at Worldwide Clinical Trials, as they delve into transforming the theoretical concepts of Risk-Based Quality Management (RBQM) into practical, actionable strategies.
Discussion Points Covered:
Watch the recording now to gain valuable insights and practical actions to enhance your clinical trial efficiency:
Over the last six weeks, we have had the privilege of interviewing some of the foremost experts in quality management. These insightful conversations cover a range of topics crucial to advancing clinical trial risk management. Each expert brings unique perspectives and actionable advice that can help you navigate the complexities of clinical trial quality management.
Until next month!