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Change Management in Clinical Research: Empowering Clinical Data Managers to Move Forward without Looking Back

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ON DEMAND WEBINAR · August 1, 2024, 07:00 AM PDT | 10:00 AM EST | 16:00 CET | 07:30 PM IST
Change Management in Clinical Research: Empowering Clinical Data Managers to Move Forward without Looking Back
    Clinical research is constantly evolving, especially against the backdrop of a global transition to a Clinical Data Science approach. Clinical Data Managers, due to their responsibility for quality, technological integration, and regulatory compliance, often meet obstacles where change is rapid and inevitable. This presentation aims to acknowledge the challenges faced by Clinical Data Management organizations while providing guidelines to ensure quality is upheld through major change and transition.
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Overview
Clinical research is constantly evolving, especially against the backdrop of a global transition to a Clinical Data Science approach. Clinical Data Managers, due to their responsibility for quality, technological integration, and regulatory compliance, often meet obstacles where change is rapid and inevitable. This presentation aims to acknowledge the challenges faced by Clinical Data Management organizations while providing guidelines to ensure quality is upheld through major change and transition.

Change within Clinical Data Management is inevitable. This presentation will feature examples of successful changes within processes, technology, and resources to ensure attendees have a thorough understanding of successful implementation practices and the confidence, based on proven change management theories and methodologies, to drive improvement in their organizations.

CDMs facing change within their organizations will understand the proper ways to integrate and manage change within their organizations while causing minimal disruption or risk to daily activities, while also ensuring regulatory compliance and quality.
What You'll Learn
Audience participants after the webinar will be able to
  • Attendees will learn to identify the risks associated with major changes to process, technology, and resources.
  • The application change management methodologies and communication strategies that assist leaders in ensuring smoother transitions while maintaining quality and adherence to regulatory requirements.
  • Understand Kotter’s 8-Step Change Model, within the context of Clinical Research, and how to best apply this tool for success.
  • Review and understand cases studies for lessons learned application.
Who Should Attend
This course is appropriate to the following levels: CCDM, CCDS.
Meet the Speaker


Dr. Joy Allen
Director, Clinical Data Management & Informatics
Prostate Cancer Clinical Trials Consortium, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

Dr. Joy Allen is an accomplished and forward-thinking Director with over 20 years in the Clinical Research industry. Her depth of experience in clinical trial management spans all trial phases (pre-clinical, I-IV) and includes roles in clinical project management, clinical operations, and data management across global, cross-functional teams. For many years, she has been dedicated to supporting emerging biotech companies through the oversight and operationalization of FIH studies within rare disease and oncology therapeutic areas, particularly with cell gene therapy (CGT) and adoptive cell (ADT/CAR-T) therapies. In her current role, specializing in emerging therapies targeting the treatment and cure of prostate cancer, she oversees a team of forward-thinking researchers dedicated to optimizing clinical outcomes for maximized patient impact.

Earn CEUs
SCDM is authorized by IACET to offer 0.2 CEUs for this education program. Participants are eligible to receive CEUs upon successful completion of the digital assessment questionnaire linked to this webinar, within 30 days after the purchase.

Price
SCDM members: $50
Non-members: $175

Not yet an SCDM member? Purchase this webinar and get a one-year membership with SCDM on us to enjoy all our educational programs and sessions at a discounted price.
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