SMi Group are proud to announce the 11th annual Adaptive Designs in Clinical Trials conference and exhibition will return to London from the 1st – 2nd April 2019. With the growing popularity in use and acceptance of adaptive designs in clinical trials - demonstrated most recently with the new FDA draft guidance on adaptive designs – there is a pressing need for a forum which explores this increasingly normalized medical methodology.

Hosting in depth presentations from regulatory agencies, researchers and biostatisticians, the meeting will cover how personalized medicine, platform trials, response-adaptive randomization, signature designs, estimand framework, Bayesian methods and digital innovation are revolutionizing the drug development process both in Europe and North America.

The benefits of attending:

At this year’s conference there will once again be an array of networking opportunities:

• Meet and network with key industry and thought leaders shaping state of the art adaptive design techniques
• More than 4 hours of networking during the conference days
• Engage with an array of vendors, with leading solution providers, Mevia and GCE Solutions among those exhibiting last year

Key reasons to attend:

• See how the regulatory environment for adaptive drug design is shifting across the continent with insights from the MHRA, Amgen, AstraZeneca and Berry Consulting
• Explore the therapeutic potential of adaptive designs with real-world examples from , GSK Vaccines, Pfizer and Novartis 
• Listen to how the latest platform trial case studies – such as that of the EPAD project and the MS Society initiative, are impacting pharmaceutical development
• Delve into the long-standing discussion of Bayesian vs. frequentist designs
• Discover the latest research in response-adaptive designs: trials for rare diseases and looking forward

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• BOOK BY 14th DECEMBER AND SAVE £400
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