Ella Balasa and Dr. Andreas Reimann hosted a live discussion on Patient inclusion in clinical trial design – why it matters and how you can get started on Monday, 12 Sept. using LinkedIn Live.
Topics included:
1 Patient inclusion in clinical trial design
- At what stage in the development process should patient perspectives be considered?
- What are the mutual benefits to both patients and industry to collaborate in trial design?
- What are current barriers industry faces in bringing greater patient involvement into trial design and how to remedy them?
- How to assure patients will feel valued as collaborators in trial development?
2 Patient inclusion in clinical trial design – why it matters for industry
3 Q&A
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