Nicole Raleigh hosts this special episode on-site from Boehringer Ingelheim’s Human Pharmacology Center in Biberach, Germany. Andrea Kloeble and Daniel Schwenk are part of the team reimagining drug development at Boehringer Ingelheim through the One Medicine Platform.

They explain how their organization strives for medical excellence, and why exponential growth in study data volumes and sources requires a connected technology ecosystem. And Richard is in the guest seat this week to put this transformative initiative into industry context: as he explains, life sciences is no longer willing to accept single-use data.

We can think of no better way to kick off Season 3. In a deeply personal and moving episode, two patient advocates share their stories of working tirelessly to deliver a safe and effective gene therapy for children suffering from spastic paraplegia 50 (SPG50).

After his infant son received a diagnosis of this ultrarare neurodegenerative disease in 2017, Terry Pirovolakis began a daunting four-year journey to find a breakthrough treatment that would help Michael and other affected children. We also hear from Samuela Bellini, who wants to bring this therapy to children in Italy. Their achievements, and reflections, are an inspiration for our industry.

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This week, Richard Young speaks to Ken Getz, executive director and research professor at Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development.

Already well-known in our industry for his pioneering research on protocol design complexity and trial efficiency, Ken’s most recent study found that the average number of amendments per protocol increased by almost 60% over the past seven years.

In this episode, Richard and Ken debate whether clinical research is striking the right balance in its approach to risk and innovation, the problem-solving role played by sites, and CISCRP’s work to improve public trust in scientific advances.

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In this episode, Richard Young speaks with Terttu Haring and Leonie Christianson from Syneos Health. Nowadays, clinical data managers have the tools to collect novel insights from large volumes of data. But has this influx of data and tech caused us to move farther away from the patients we serve?

Together Terttu, Leonie, and Richard outline the major opportunities for life sciences organizations to put patients back at the heart of clinical strategy.

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The first episode of Season 2 is now out! This week, Richard Young speaks to Helen Shaw, co-founder and director of clinical operations at VCTC (a virtual site) and Marie-Claire Flavin, who joined Veeva after many years conducting clinical research for the NHS. Digital trials sometimes have a seesaw effect on different users: more flexibility for patients can mean a heavier admin burden for sites. But it doesn’t have to be this way. This episode covers novel ways that sites are using technology to expand patient choice in clinical research without compromising operational efficiency.

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Host:

Richard Young, VP, Strategy, Veeva Vault CDMS

Guests:

Helen Shaw, Co-Founder and Managing Director, VCTC

Marie-Claire Flavin, Director, Customer Success, Veeva Site Solutions (EMEA)

In this week’s episode, Richard Young speaks to Vivienne van de Walle, medical director and founder of PT&R (an independent research site in the Netherlands), and Bree Burks, who joined @Veeva from a clinical research background where she supported nearly 1,000 trials across different roles. Sites have been voicing their concerns for years about how the industry runs clinical studies.

In this episode, Vivienne and Bree explain the tangible ways that sites (and patients) are hurt by inconsistent technology and the steps to make it better.

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In this episode, Richard Young speaks with Bayer’s Head of Clinical Trial Management Services and Solutions, Emma Earl. With over 20 years of experience, Emma is perfectly positioned to comment on the rapid transformation in clinical operations and what changes are coming up on the horizon. Together they outline the major opportunities and the missing ingredients for delivering efficient and patient-centric clinical trials.

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Host: Nicole Raleigh, Web Editor, Pharmaphorum

Guest: Chris Moore, President, Veeva Europe

We have a special episode for you this week! In a twist to our usual format, Nicole Raleigh of Pharmaphorum is in the host seat interviewing Veeva’s Chris Moore about his outlook on clinical trials in the U.K. and Europe. In a wide-ranging conversation, they cover the recent report from Lord O’Shaughnessy on U.K. life sciences, the impact of EU CTR, the potential and pitfalls of artificial intelligence, and what R&D organizations need next.

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