Online workshop:
End-to-End automation in clinical research
Automation, in the context of the clinical trial landscape, can mean different things to different people. Several use cases have been defined within the sector, and yet there has been minimal adoption of these techniques, despite promises of more efficiency and better accuracy. It appears that, even though mature methodology and robust technology are being utilized in other industries, we are struggling to implement these methods efficiently in clinical research.
This workshop will help us to collectively highlight some of the problems preventing our industry from realising the benefits gained from automation, suggest how we might overcome some of those obstacles, and identify potential use cases that could be tackled in the light of these discoveries.
During our previous workshops in May 2021 and May 2022 we had a nice differentiated group of people with whom we discussed the issues that prevent us from getting to End-to-End automation. We are planning to repeat this workshop in the first quarter of 2023 and are open for on request in-company workshops as well.
Both workshops are anonymized and compiled into maximum 45- to 60-minute video’s. Both are worthwhile to watch and give you insights in what is preventing us from establishing end-to-end automation in clinical research and how we could overcome that. It also gives a good impression of the design thinking approach Guy is using in these workshops.
Click on this link to get free access to the recordings of the previous end-to-end workshop.
About the trainer(s):
Guy Garrett is the Managing Director of Achieve Intelligence, a boutique consultancy offering Enterprise Architecture, Information Strategy & Clinical Data Automation.
His career began in 1987, as an Information Analyst in the Finance sector. He then moved to SAS Institute UK as a senior technical consultant for 5 years, before taking his first freelance role at Boehringer Ingelheim, where he worked on the award winning CDMS platform.
He is a guest lecturer for UK universities, runs the SAS EMEA: Data Warehouse Architecture & Design Principles course, and leads PHUSE Education: Data Engineering Cluster along with Bev Hayes from Janssen Pharmaceuticals.
Guy is also a Fellow and Chartered IT Professional of the British Computer Society.
He is married with four children, is based in Brighton UK, and likes to run, mountain bike and sing & play guitar.
