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Play video Pediatric considerations for the development of medicines
Pediatric considerations for the development of medicines
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Play video Best practices in accessible clinical trial design
Best practices in accessible clinical trial design
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Play video Not all measures matter: How to identify outcomes measures appropriate for your rare disease patient populations
Not all measures matter: How to identify outcomes measures appropriate for your rare disease patient populations
1:02:01
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Play video Unique considerations around accessibility for global clinical trials
Unique considerations around accessibility for global clinical trials
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Play video Meeting trial participants where they’re at: Where DCTs can help achieve greater accessibility
Meeting trial participants where they’re at: Where DCTs can help achieve greater accessibility
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Play video Accessibility in rare disease paediatric clinical trials
Accessibility in rare disease paediatric clinical trials
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Play video Where do expanded access programmes fit into trial accessibility?
Where do expanded access programmes fit into trial accessibility?
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Play video Is disability part of your DEI planning and engagement in rare disease?
Is disability part of your DEI planning and engagement in rare disease?
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Play video Webinar: Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Rare Disease Clinical Trials
Webinar: Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Rare Disease Clinical Trials
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Play video Webinar: Hot flashes, brain fog and the blues
Webinar: Hot flashes, brain fog and the blues
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Play video Patient-centric trial development toolkit - rare diseases
Patient-centric trial development toolkit - rare diseases
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Play video Reflections on paediatric assent: Have we outgrown this concept?
Reflections on paediatric assent: Have we outgrown this concept?
In this webinar, medical ethicists will discuss what investigators, ethics committees, IRBs and – ideally – sponsors can do to reverse this trend and create documents which achieve their intended purpose of allowing a child to understand their trial.
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