Use Real-World Data to Optimize Design of Your Oncology Clinical Trials

Are you using the most appropriate data to understand the patient journey and improve your oncology clinical trial design? Register to learn how real-world data can provide more precise estimations of specific oncology patient sub-populations to yield shorter recruitment times and avoid costly amendments.

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Event Overview:

Traditional data sources can be incomplete and do not always adequately account for regional differences in prevalence of oncology sub-populations. This can lead to inaccurate estimations being used for clinical trial design, resulting in patient recruitment challenges and increased risk of costly amendments.

This webinar illustrates how real-world data (RWD) yields patient journey insights and more precise estimations of specific oncology patient sub-populations that can be used to optimize oncology clinical trial design and reap significant benefits.

Three Key Take-Aways:

• Discover how RWD yields patient journey insights that can be used to optimize oncology clinical trial design.
• Understand how using RWD can provide more precise estimations of specific patient sub-populations compared to traditional approaches and why this is particularly important in oncology.
• Uncover how using more precise sub-population estimations to design your oncology clinical trial can lead to shorter recruitment times and avoidance of costly amendments.

Speakers:

Sergio Sánchez-Gambetta, MD
Design Analytics Director
IQVIA

Sergio Sánchez-Gambetta, based in Perú, South America, joined IQVIA in January 2023. In his role, he collaborates with other clinical trial experts to deliver analytic-based protocol assessment insights, helping sponsors make informed trial design strategy decisions.

Sergio is a MD and holds a master’s degree in Epidemiology (quantitative methods focus). He has >17 years’ experience across clinical research, real world data/evidence applications, study start up and medical affairs. He has held various roles at research centers, global CROs and Roche Pharmaceuticals.

Sergio has been teaching within the Clinical Research master’s and diploma programs at 3 Peruvian Universities since 2017. In 2020, he became an external member of a Local Ethics Committee, where he reviews Medical Device protocols and projects. Along with his peers, he participates in analysing data and contributing to medical publications.

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