
1 Day Virtual Digital Technology And Personalisation In Patient Support Programmes Course: Leverage Digital Innovation To Enhance Clinical Studies And Optimize Commercial Drug Delivery (Nov 5, 2025)
Dublin, Oct. 09, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Digital Technology and Personalisation in Patient Support Programmes Training Course (Nov 5, 2025)" training has been added to ResearchAndMarkets's offering.
This course will provide you with an essential update on the advancement in digital technology that can be applied to improve clinical studies and commercial drug delivery for successful and cost effective outcomes.
You will learn how we can move forward by building digital technology that is specifically aligned to match with the patient, the clinical study, the disease and the treatment program known as 'omni-channel personalisation at scale'. The course will challenge you to think differently. It will be thought provoking interactive and focus on the personalisation of the patient journey.
There will also be a chance to explore the pros and cons of personalisation at scale. The session will leave you better informed, liberated an empowered.
Benefits of attending
- Learn how to create value for the patient by providing support, education and direct access to patient registry and community forums Know how to utilise all forms of communication to build a rapport with the patient, including video, text, audio, animation and visual pictorials Understand how to ask for feedback and maintain contact, as well as building a long term strategy How to maintain seamless interoperability to support observational pharmacovigilance safety monitoring Explore working with the regulators to deliver and receive a commercial reality check Recognise the leadership skills needed to devise a new operating framework that is therapy specific and share the results with industry peers See who is operating in this field and what USP they can bring to the table Be aware of the key benefits for different stakeholders Grasp behavioural real world evidence data insights and the impact on outcomes Master how to reduce and diminish side and adverse effect escalations
Who Should Attend:
The content will be applicable to the following professionals who help to design, develop and manage a clinical study from inception to commercialisation:
- VPs and managers Strategic leaders Data scientists and analysts Feasibility teams Study sets Clinical operations Regulatory Medical affairs IT and system integration Market access Pharmacovigilance and safety Diversity and inclusivity teams Finance teams and budget holders
Certifications:
- CPD: 6 hours for your records Certificate of completion
Key Topics Covered:
The current landscape
- What are the current pain points prevalent across multi-national biopharma organisations Areas of improvement, shared learning and insights A deep dive into the drivers for change and the benefits of "new thinking" and aligned digital solutions
Case studies
- Discuss several user cases which will help to solidify, support and amplify best practice
Overview of digital solutions
- Strategy and innovation Product review and performance metrics Associated costs and business proposition, including return on investment (ROI) guidance and vendor assessment Selection questions
1 hour Q&A and recap
Speakers:
Graham Howieson
G7 Consultants Ltd
Graham Howieson is a pharmaceutical business development consultant, inventor and entrepreneur. He is a highly experienced and competent leader, with an International pedigree covering UK, EU, USA and Asia. An industry pioneer with a forward thinking approach to design and the delivery of new innovative drug delivery and smart packaging solutions for over twenty five years. Worked extensively and exclusively within the pharmaceutical space with leading global enterprises such as: Glaxo Smith Kline, Astra Zeneca, Johnson and Johnson, Sanofi . Building value by solving technical, engineering, regulatory, compliance and brand communication related issues. Working to fulfil a client brief, in terms of the budget, timeline, return on investment for commercial use.
Alongside he has acquired a range of specialist skills which encompass the development of new, emerging technologies to improve the delivery of clinical trials , areas of interest include: intellectual property, digital engagement, bespoke software, SaaS, automation, AI, machine learning, remote compliance monitoring, patient engagement/retention, omni-channel communication, wearables, video enablement tools, VR, hybrid and virtual (supply chain) modelling. The primary objective with all technological advances is to achieve process improvement and increased speed of delivery, aligned with a multi-sensory patient experience.
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