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WEBINAR: Adaptive designs in Clinical Trials

WEBINAR: Adaptive designs in Clinical Trials

A Biofortis webinar on adaptive designs in clinical trials

Webinar presented by:
– Hélène Chevallier: Clinical Methodologist
– Florence Gillaizeau: PhD-Biostatistician
– Stéphane Deniau: Business Manager

 

Adaptive designs receive a great deal of attention in the clinical, academic, statistical and regulatory fields because of the promise of greater flexibility and efficiency. Biofortis as a CRO partner, serves innovation in food, nutrition, health, cosmetics by a clinical and preclinical expertise, invited you to the following free webinar : Adaptive designs in Clinical trials.

During this webinar, Hélène Chevallier, Florence Gillaizeau and Stéphane Deniau reviewed :

– What is an adaptive design?
– General overview of the main adaptive designs and their practical characteristics (advantages and disadvantages)
– Challenges of Adaptive trials VS Conventional trials
– Presentation of Biofortis, a Clinical Research Expert

Webinar held on May, 26th 2020 at 5pm (CET). 

Don’t hesitate to contact us, if you have any questions: biofortis-contact@biofortis.fr

 

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