Both Cochrane and the Global Evidence Summit are committed to inclusivity and global partnership, with a particular focus on low- and middle-income countries #LMIC. We spoke with Sabrina Khamissa to uncover insights, behind-the-sense information, and updates about the event. 🎤 "GES organizers and the partners involved truly feel that the efforts extend far beyond the confines of a GES single event. By fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange among diverse people, we lay the foundation for sustainable partnerships that transcend geographical boundaries. Ultimately, we aim to empower attendees to take ownership of evidence-based practices, driving positive health outcomes and equity on a global scale." 🤝 We'd like to warmly thank TDR and European & Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnership for sponsoring people from LMICs who may not have otherwise been able to attend #GES2024 🙌 Read the full interview here: ⬇ https://lnkd.in/gC56N8-k
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Today, Wednesday 3rd of July, our consortium celebrates a Workshop aimed to refining the topic of ERA4Health Pilot Call on Investigator-Initiated Clinical Studies (IICS). This Partnership brings the opportunity to increase European transnational collaborative research funding by creating a funding body for joint programming in priority areas addressing European public health needs. Multinational IICS play a critical role in addressing societal issues often overlooked by industry players, emphasizing their high societal value. However, despite their significance, these studies often face challenges due to the absence of optimal funding mechanisms. To address this issue, the ERA4Health partnership has developed a framework and is planning to launch its first IICS-dedicated call by November of this year. This workshop aims to refining the call topic and discussing specific issues with experts and funding agencies to encourage and enable transnational collaboration between clinical/public health research. Instituto de Salud Carlos III FICYT ECRIN (European Clinical Research Infrastructure Network) Health Research Board (HRB) Ministry of Health Israel DLR Projektträger AICIB - Agência de Investigação Clínica e Inovação Biomédica Research Council of Lithuania | Lietuvos mokslo taryba The National Centre for Research and Development
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CALLING ALL #RAREDISEASE #ADVOCATES! The National Institutes of Health want to hear from you! #clinical research is vital to bring therapies to the millions of #raredisease #patients that currently have few if any treatment choices. But effectively engaging patients, families, and communities at every step of this research is vital to success - how else can we ensure the research really addresses what our communities need most? NIH Seeks Information to Empower Public Voices in Clinical Research. Specifically, NIH is seeking public input on preferences, experiences, and recommendations relating to increasing public engagement in all phases of #clinical #research. NIH asked the Novel and Exceptional Technology and Research Advisory Committee (#NExTRAC) to form the ENGAGE Working Group, which includes patients, advocates, researchers, clinicians, non-profit representatives, and more. Today, NIH is launching the first phase of public outreach via a host of events and resources: * NIH ENGAGE webpage with background information about clinical research engagement, the Engage Working Group, upcoming NIH events, and more. * NIH released a request for information today seeking public feedback to inform the efforts of the ENGAGE Working Group. *The NExTRAC will be meeting on June 17, 2024 to discuss the Engage Working Group’s progress to date. * NIH will be hosting an informational webinar related to the request for information on July 17, 2024, which will also include significant time for public feedback. * Read the NIH blog to learn more about clinical research engagement and the efforts of the Engage Working Group. Questions may be sent to SciencePolicy@od.nih.gov. Access all of this information at: https://lnkd.in/e_q5vCTA
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Such a pleasure to contribute and add my insights to this article for the BMJ https://lnkd.in/dSSMMeNC
Two more pieces from our patient led issue of the BMJ are now online. The first is a feature looking at the progress made in patient partnerships within research sharing a variety of research units, funders and individuals who are really walking the walk. This includes insights from the Patient-Led Research Collaborative for Long Covid and Open APS (Dana Lewis) - https://lnkd.in/etbq3AbS. The second is a careers clinic with patient and family member views on how healthcare professionals can gain the trust of their patients. Trust was a topic often brought up when we were reviewing submissions and discussing the plans with our panel. A huge thank you to Jazz Sethi Dr Sibylle Erdmann and Sarah Blake for sharing their insights. - https://lnkd.in/em4aXSzA
The patients bringing lived experience to research teams
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📖Impact stories begin to take center stage from the collaboration between the World Parkinson Coalition, Associació Catalana per al Parkinson, and the Barcelona Convention Bureau, sponsored by AbbVie. The "Make the City Parkinson's Ready" (Parkinson's Ready) program, implemented alongside the 6th World Parkinson’s Congress (WPC 2023) in Barcelona, Spain in July 2023, aimed to train public-facing and customer service groups to better understand Parkinson’s disease and provide improved support to attendees of WPC 2023 in Barcelona. 🔸The program showcased profound effects on researchers, neurologists, patients, caretakers, and advocates, marking a transformative shift in delegate engagement and content curation, highlighting inclusivity and impactful collaboration. 🔹The ripple effects of the Parkinson’s Ready Program are felt globally, championing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) efforts beyond congress preparations, setting a new standard for impactful collaborations. Our CEO, Genevieve Leclerc, CMP, emphasizes the crucial role of measurement in initiatives like the Parkinson’s Ready Program. 🔜 Stay tuned for a WPC 2023 Impact Report created by #MEET4IMPACT on behalf of Barcelona Convention Bureau: turning data into compelling stories drives change, resonates with stakeholders, and amplifies impact. 📚 We commend the BestCities Global Alliance for spotlighting these remarkable achievements in their recent case study on WPC, showcasing the power of collaboration and measurable impact in the events industry.👏 ➡️Don't miss our partners The Iceberg introduction to the alliance's second Case Study featuring WPC: https://lnkd.in/g-ZhmyJw #MEET4IMPACT #EventImpact #BusinessEvents #DiversityandInclusion #ImpactfulCollaboration Fathma Khalid Julia Tremblay-Boily Beatriz Ibañez; #MEET4IMPACT & Global Destination Sustainability Movement (GDS-Movement) Elizabeth (Eli) Pollard; World Parkinson Coalition Anna Bueno ; Barcelona Convention Bureau James Latham: The Iceberg
Parkinson’s Ready: How Barcelona Braced for Impact - The Iceberg
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WHO/Europe has been pleased to endorse this year’s European ME Alliance’s Invest in ME Research International ME Conference week, which came to a conclusion today. See WHO/Europe's conference address here: https://bit.ly/3XJiRDT Researchers, clinicians and patients met to discuss collaborative biomedical research projects essential to identify diagnostic biomarkers and curative treatments for people suffering from myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME) (also known as ME/CFS), a physical neurological illness first recognized by WHO in 1969. We know that research and treatments will take time, even years, to develop and implement, and in the meantime, governments must address the urgent ethical question of how to provide assistance today to ME/CFS patients with ‘invisible’ or ‘medically unexplained symptoms’, both to respect their basic human rights and their rights under the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. Find out more about the EMEA: https://bit.ly/3VBBCGE Learn more about the Invest in ME Research Conference Week: https://bit.ly/4eGLA2o Gracemarie Bricalli (EMEA) European Federation of Neurological Associations
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Discover how integrating patient insights can reshape clinical trials for better outcomes at SCOPE Europe when our colleague Roger takes part in a keynote panel. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gqduWCh #SCOPEsummit #patientcentrictrials #patientengagement #patientrecruitment #clinicalresearch
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Join us at SCOPE Europe in Barcelona from 28-30 Oct for a keynote panel discussion on "How to Build Meaningful Relationships and Shift to Patient-Led Conversations for Improved Study Design and Execution." Explore the power of integrating patient insights into clinical trial protocols with industry experts. Learn about the impact of strong relationships and patient-led conversations on study design, execution, and the overall trial experience for sites and patients. Gain valuable insights on overcoming common pitfalls in patient engagement and discover actionable strategies for more effective and empathetic trials. ✔ Panel Moderator: - Maria Dutarte, Executive Director, European Patients’ Academy on Therapeutic Innovation (EUPATI) ✔ Panelists: - Jose Aibar, President, Dravet Syndrome Foundation Spain - Jacqueline Cannon, Chief Executive, The Lewy Body Society - Roger Legtenberg, PhD, Co-Founder, Partners4Patients Foundation UG Don't miss this opportunity to be part of a critical discussion shaping the future of clinical trials. Register now and access the full agenda at: [Link to SCOPE Europe Keynotes](https://lnkd.in/gATx98f) Maria Dutarte, José Ángel Aibar, EUPATI España, European Patients' Forum, European Patients' Academy (EUPATI) Finland, Roger Legtenberg ⚛, Partners4Access, Robert Pleticha, admedicum, Alexandra Charge, ClinEco, Clinical Research News, Deborah Borfitz, Allison Proffitt, Emma Sutcliffe #SCOPEsummit #patientcentrictrials #patientengagement #patientrecruitment #clinicalresearch
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In exciting news on Clinical Trials Day, the NIH Office of Science Policy (OSP) has released a valuable new resource: "Informed Consent for Research Using Digital Health Technologies: Points to Consider & Sample Language." This guide is designed to assist research teams and IRB members in responsibly deploying digital health technologies in clinical trials. Explore this resource to enhance your research practices and ensure informed consent. Thank you to everyone who contributes to the advancement of medical research! #ClinicalTrialsDay #DigitalHealth
OSP and NIH are celebrating Clinical Trials Day by releasing a new resource with general points to consider, instructions for use, and sample language for research teams and IRB members planning, reviewing, or conducting research that studies or uses digital health technologies. OSP maintains several resources relating to informed consent and clinical research in general. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eWpJnduJ
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BostonGene had the honor to welcome a delegation from the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung) in our laboratory. A big thank you to the German Consulate Boston and the amazing LAURA UDDEN for organizing. Briefly, the Directorate-General 2 of the Federal Ministry is entitled "European and International Cooperation in Education and Research" – and responsible for the governance and development of Germany's international cooperation in education and research. The Division 213 (our visitors) is coordinating collaborations with North- and South America. Undersecretary Vivien Baganz, who leads the Division 213, and Jill Theuring from her division, alongside our Consul General Dr. Sonja Kreibich and the senior science and economic advisor Yannic Arnold, joined our VP of Product Development Alexander Bagaev and Director of Immunology and Immunoprofiling Michael Goldberg for a tour through the laboratory and a focused discussion. Topics included: - Technology transfer and translation from development to clinical practice - Health data utilization and data- and AI-based diagnostics - Consent management including use for research, and recall when new therapies become available - Abstraction of electronic patient records to streamline physician time and much more... It was a pleasure and honor meeting you and we hope our perspectives were valuable. German consulate Boston: https://lnkd.in/ec2GiDch Organization of the BMBF: https://lnkd.in/esvCAQEW BostonGene Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung #healthdata #Dataforhealth #datautilization #diagnostics #biomarker #digitalization #GDNG #precisionmedicine #precisiononcology #policymakers #medicaldata
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What is community research? Community research brings clinical trials closer to participants through a multifaceted strategy that includes elements of decentralization like mobile visits, community research sites, and technology. By offering unmatched convenience and proximity to participants, mobile visits and community sites reduce barriers to clinical trial participation and foster stronger engagement, all while helping sponsors not only gather more data but, crucially, more diverse data. Learn more about how community research helps expand trial accessibility in our latest article, https://lnkd.in/dPx7r6Fy, where we break down three key approaches – mobile visits, community sites, and technology – and discuss the benefits of each. #CommunityResearch #MobileVisits #CommunitySites #TechnologyInHealthcare #ClinicalResearch
Community research 101: Everything you need to know about mobile visits and community sites
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