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Predicting
and Preventing Protocol Violations
Dr.
Brett Bishop
Executive Director
Operational Strategy & Planning
Covance
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Often, a large
percentage of sponsor clinical trial budgets are allocated to
remediation, focused towards fixing problems after they occur,
rather than towards proactive activities which could help predict
and prevent errors. This presentation will discuss clinical trial
protocol violations as a consequence of stressed "environmental"
conditions at investigative sites, the potential risk for patient
safety and the overall impact on the success of clinical trials.
The speaker will examine why protocol violations are so pervasive,
as well as conventional measures to handle them and their inability
to adequately detect and address them. The presentation will look
at Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA) as a proactive approach
to predict and prevent protocol deviations/violations. The presentation
will also discuss how clinical trial protocol violations are preventable
within a risk management paradigm, and will outline a process
for addressing protocol violations using the FMEA approach. Finally,
the presentation will address the implications to the sponsor's
clinical trial budget of the proactive, predictive, prevention
approach embodied by FMEA and how additional investment up-front
can lead to improved clinical trial performance.
This audio
conference will address:
- Understanding
the main principles of FMEA and how to apply them in an clinical
trial setting
- Analyzing
the main drivers of clinical trial protocol violations and how
to plan around and manage these drivers
- How to
recognize early warning signals
- Understanding
proactive response strategies to manage the impact of environmental,
regulatory and clinical changes
About the
speaker:
Dr. Brett
Bishop is Executive Director, Operational Planning & Strategy
with Covance. He leads a group of key operational professionals
in providing relevant data and expertise to project teams and
clients in the formulation of strategies for the successful implementation
and conduct of Phase II/III clinical trials. Prior to moving into
this role, he held several key positions at Covance which included
leading clinical operations in both the Asia Pacific region and
more recently, across the Americas. He also served as a Client
Relationship Director, working globally across all departments
as a key advocate for clients and their projects, regardless of
therapeutic area or study phase. Dr. Bishop's clinical therapeutic
experience includes indications in oncology, immunology, anesthesiology,
endocrinology, neurology, cardiovascular and gastrointestinal
medicine. Dr. Bishop received his PhD from the University of Auckland
and his MSc from the University of Otago.
Who should
attend?
- Middle
& Senior Management - R&D
- Operations
- Program
Management
- Risk Mitigation
- Regulatory
- Medical/Scientific
- Outsourcing/Contracts
This audio
conference is classified as General Interest.
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