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Strategically Reduce Study Cost by Controlling Study Design Cost Drivers, with Attention to Studies with Biomarkers
Program Code:
414
Date:
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Time:
10:45 AM to 12:15 PM
EST
CHAIR
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Michael Palmer, Adaptive Pharmacogenomics, LLC, United States
PRESENTER
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VP, US Regulatory Strategy, Consulting, & Submissions at INC and Adjunct Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences at the University of Cincinnati. He is known for publishing books on regulatory strategy and was recently recognized by R&D Directions as one of the top 20 clinical research scientists.
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Michael Palmer, Adaptive Pharmacogenomics, LLC, United States
Clinical development scientist, project manager and oncology program director with Aptiv Solutions, a biopharmaceutical and medical device development company. Previous experience and training includes tumor virology, chemical carcinogenesis and DNA repair and development of biomaterial scaffolds.
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Description
Development planning, including modeling study cost, is critical to the success of any product. A rigorous methodology based on research done with the FDA and a large pharma exists for objectively and quantitatively modeling and understanding study cost, including studies with biomarkers. Guided by this modeling, the clinical development strategist can revise study strategy to save money while preserving objectives.
Learning Objectives:
Discuss how to capture study design uncertainty as base case, best case, and worst case
Explain how to assign cost to specific components of study design
Evaluate study design features and cost to understand how to maintain study objectives while potentially lowering the study cost.