Deconstructing Powerful Drugs To Make Better Medicine

Learn more on burn injury, prevention and the immediate care needed for patients with burn injuries. In the United States, approximately 486,000 people seek medical treatment for burns each year. Many people may not recognize their risk of burn injury. This material will review burn injuries, including types of burns and immediate care for burns and explore the effect of burn injuries on the pulmonary, cardiac, and renal systems. It will cover the classification system used for burn injuries describe the local and systemic effects of a major burn injury, discuss the potential fluid and electrolyte alterations of the emergent/resuscitative and acute phases of burn management, describe care of the patient with burn injuries, and identify the appropriate patient referral to a burn center.

In this live webinar, our featured speaker will focus on the many attributes that must be considered to improve your clinical trial efficiency and experience. Participants will learn how to use the information you have from the protocol and clinical trial knowledge, along with clinical IRT expertise to ensure that the simple or complex randomization scheme is properly designed and set up to ensure flawless execution. As clinical trial success rests on delivering the right clinical treatment at the right place at the right time, the speaker will also illustrate supply chain optimization techniques which can be used as variables within clinical IRT to ensure this basic requirement is met.

Throughout the pharma industry, real-world evidence (RWE) is leveraged across organizations for key decision-making within a therapy’s life cycle — from R&D to new US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) drug submissions to commercial strategy operations.

Patient-centricity gets a lot of buzz, but what are the benefits of involving patients in the planning of a clinical trial?