CHAIR
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SPEAKER
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Michael Rosenberg,
MD, MPH, President & CEO,
Health Decisions Inc., NC, United States
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Michael Rosenberg, MD, MPH, has been involved with design and execution of pharmaceutical programs for more than 25 years and is a leader in the application of adaptive techniques. He is the author of the forthcoming book, Adaptive Clinical Trials: Strategy and Practice.
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Michael Krams,
MD, Assistant Vice President, Adaptive Trials, Clinical Development,
Wyeth Research, PA, United States
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A neurologist by training with a background in functional brain imaging. Expert in designing and implementing adaptive designs in proof-of-concept and dose-response finding studies across different therapeutic areas. Interested in model based approaches to drug development.
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Jay Siegel, MD, Group President, R&D, Biotechnology, Immunology & Oncology, Johnson & Johnson
Mark Chang, PhD, Director, Biostatistics, Millennium Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Lee Kaiser, PhD, Senior Director, Genentech, Inc.
Description
As recognized by the FDA's Critical Path Opportunities Report, the need to develop and apply innovative approaches to create new trial designs and clinical development programs is rapidly rising. Such novel approaches hold tremendous potential in the ability to refine mechanisms lying at the fundamental core of product safety and efficacy such as rapid signal detection through frequent data examination and identification of different target populations.
Objectives:
Identify innovative approaches to creating trial designs and clinical development programs.
Evaluate the impact of adaptive trial designs on product safety and efficacy.
Assess the overall impact of adaptive trial designs in clinical development.