Berlin Morning Seminar Direct to Patient "Direct-to-Patient Logistics and In-Home Nursing Schemes"

Overview

Discover strategies for improving access to innovative therapies and increase patient retention.
The benefits of in-home nursing in clinical trials are numerous and they differ between stakeholder sponsors, CROs, sites and patients. But at what point do you decide to include homecare in your project?
Direct-to-Patient projects are complex and require collaboration and planning. Deliveries must often be precisely timed to coincide with the patient's availability of nurse home visits. Immediate proof that temperature control has been maintained is required prior to administering medication. Patient samples are packages for delivery to testing labs.
All of this requires the highest level of training and professionalism, discover insights on home care visits in clinical trials as we take you through the journey from destination to enrollment.

Key Learning Objectives

• Learn about new strategies to improve clinical trial enrollment and how to increase overall trial efficiency 
• Learn about World Courier's latest developments and operational set-ups in Direct-to-Patient logistics

Agenda

• 09:30 - 10:00     Arrival & Warm Up   
• 10:00 - 10:45    Convenience? Compliance? Retention?
  Discussing the Benefits of In-Home Nursing in Clinical Trials for Patients, Sites, CROs and Sponsors
  Ute Bertelsmann, Emovis GmbH
  Rebeca González Vicedo, Emovis GmbH
• 10:45 - 11:00    World Courier Office Tour
• 11:00 - 12:00    Saving One Patient At A Time
  Practical Aspects of Direct-to-Patient Clinical Trials, Logistical Challenges and Viable Solutions
  Martin Pohle, World Courier
• 12:00    Lunch, Snacks and Networking

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