Partnerships in Clinical Trials Latin America 2012: Official Call For Papers

August 13-15, 2012

Sao Paulo, Brazil

Submit your proposal now!

The Institute for International Research is looking for papers for its upcoming 3rd Annual Partnerships in Clinical Trials Latin America Conference to be held August 13-15, 2012 in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

This meeting convenes global and regional clinical trial executives to create new strategic partnerships, innovate business models, improve quality, and advance efficiencies for conducting trials in Latin America. This conference is part of the Partnerships in Clinical Trials global brand- the most respected clinical trials meeting in the world.

We invite you to submit a proposal for a speaking opportunity directly to Danya Burakoff by Wednesday December 9th, 2011. Please send to dburakoff@iirusa.com

Submission Guidelines & Details
In your abstract, please provide the following:

Proposed Title of Session: Objective and purpose

• • A descriptive paragraph of 3-4 sentences describing what is unique or special about the information you plan to share- aka Background Information
• • 3-4 bullet points highlighting the game changing strategies, tools and techniques attendees will walk away with- aka Key Takeaways

We are currently recruiting clinical trial outsourcing and operations executives who can share NEW DATA through detailed case studies related to outsourcing strategies, clinical operations, eClinical technologies & data management, patient recruitment, and site management, and medical innovation.

Some of the topics include:

• • Business Strategies for Biosimilar Drug Development in Latin America
• • Monitoring Site Performance to Ensure Clinical Data Integrity
• • Post Marketing Drug Safety & Pharmacovigilance
• • Best practices in outsourcing management to ensure quality oversight
• • Stem Cell Clinical Trials in Latin America
• • Overcoming linguistic, cultural, and socio-economic barriers of trials in Latin America
• • Best practices in global supply chain management and overcome logistical obstacles in Latin America
• • Improve your relationship management between Sites, Sponsors and CROs
• • Generic Drug Development in Latin America
• • Negotiation and Contracting Strategies for Site-Sponsor-CROs
• • Use of Social Media for Clinical Research

***This list is merely suggestive, not comprehensive nor obligatory. If you have any other potential topics, please include it in an email to dburakoff@iirusa.com

For more information about Partnerships in Clinical Trials Latin America 2012, visit the webpage.