Oracle Health Sciences Connect—Europe, London

April 25, 2023

Why attend Oracle Health Sciences Connect?

With programs specifically developed for Oracle’s regional customer communities, this multifaceted event provides compelling sessions led by Oracle customers and industry thought leaders.

Meet with your peers and gain perspective on industry trends from leading experts on artificial intelligence, cloud-based research, innovative study-site selection/activation/analytics, and additional advances that are transforming and streamlining clinical development.

Agenda

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Welcome address

The Future is now: Oracle & Cerner's Vision for Clinical Trials

The future of clinical trials is poised for major advancements with the combination of Oracle and Cerner's capabilities. Learn about our shared vision to enhance data quality, increase efficiency, and drive innovation in clinical trials.

  • Ryan Kennedy

    Global Vice President, Product Strategy Experience and Enablement
    Oracle

How Modernised EHRs are Driving the Next Generation of Clinical Research

Learn how modernised electronic health records (EHRs) can enhance clinical trials by providing a comprehensive view of patient data, enabling personalised care and informed decision-making. Streamlined data collection and analysis can accelerate the development of new treatments and therapies.

  • Distie Profit

    Vice President & Country General Manager, United Kingdom
    Oracle Cerner

  • Dr Ameet Bakhai

    International Consultant Cardiologist,
    Royal Free London NHS

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Clinical Research in a Post-Pandemic World: Insights from Sir John Bell

Sir John Bell, a world-renowned immunologist and geneticist, and key contributor to the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine, delves into the post-pandemic world of clinical research. Get an in-depth look at how the pandemic has accelerated clinical trials and learn about innovative approaches to clincial research.

  • Professor Sir John Bell

    Regius Professor of Medicine
    Oxford University

100 Million Patients and Beyond: How Real-World Studies are Impacting Clinical Trials

Real-world evidence generated from electronic health record (EHR) data is transforming the landscape of clinical trials. With access to a massive database of 100 million EHRs, researchers can now uncover insights and trends that were previously impossible to detect. This presentation will explore the potential of EHR-based real-world evidence and its impact on clinical research.

  • Patricia Medina

    GM Medical Intelligence, RWE Data & Analytics
    Oracle Enviza

Revolutionising Drug Safety: From Data to Decisions

Explore the future of pharmacovigilance including challenges and opportunities faced by safety professionals, and advances in technology that can help address these needs. Gain insights to stay ahead in this ever-evolving field & ensure patient safety.

Unlocking the Potential of DCT: Best Practices and Lessons Learned

Decentralized clinical trials (DCTs) have the potential to radically change the way clinical trials are conducted, leading to improved accessibility, diversity, and retention. They naturally involve more complex sources of data — physical sites, electronic health records, wearables, and mobile apps. Learn best practices and lessons learned on how to maximise value from these approaches.

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Accenture: Driving R&D Performance and Efficiency

How can we mitigate remaining challenges in Clinical Research? We will have new opportunities with next generation technologies and the cloud utilizing a patient centric approach and (re)defining global data standards & interoperability.

Journey to Intelligent Automation in Pharmacovigilance

Based on the experience of over 100 companies and speakers who have shared their cases in an independent ISoP Boston Seminar on Intelligent Automation in Pharmacovigilance over the last 6 years, valuable lessons could be developed for strategic decisions of those in charge of investment in information technology worldwide.

Accelerating Cycle Times: Insights from CROs on Embracing Innovation

CROs are paving the way for a better future by adopting innovative clinical applications to boost efficiency, foster collaboration and aid in trial performance in an ever-competitive environment. Join our panel of CRO experts as they discuss technologies and processes that are having an impact.

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Innovating with Real World Data: Overview of Global Regulatory Trends

The cadence of new regulations is increasing adding to the burden of safety professionals. Gain insightful knowledge on how global regulatory trends are evolving, how compliance can be achieved, and how regulations are creating new opportunities in clinical research to shape the future of the industry.

  • Una Kessi

    Product Management Director, Safety and Pharmacovigilance
    Oracle

DNA Day! Optimizing use of Genomics Data in Clinical Research

Explore the optimisation of genomics data in clinical research through the application of FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable) principles, in celebration of DNA Day. Learn about the challenges and opportunities of using genomics data in clinical research settings and strategies for maximising its use for better patient outcomes.

Transformational Initiatives: Driving Success with Oracle

Discover how Oracle collaborates effectively to assist organisations in realising their transformation goals throughout the clinical trial process. The journey includes co-innovation, business evaluations, established methods, empowerment, guidance, industry peer engagement, and professional services, providing increased value from Oracle and our partner network.

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