PANEL: Clinical Trials Logistics Challenges in APAC

PANEL: Clinical Trials Logistics Challenges in APAC

Day: Asia Pacific Day 2 - 2023
Start Time: 11:45
End Time: 12:30
Format: Interactive Panel Discussion


Synopsis

International clinical trials provide access to larger pools of potential participants for studies and to ensure medicines can be approved in multiple regions. Managing globalised trials also leaves you facing increased logistical challenges. Many regulations in emerging markets are not clear cut and have also been fluctuating in recent years.

In most markets, the timelines for submitting and receiving approval to conduct a trial can vary widely. Import and export regulations for transporting clinical products and equipment are also inconsistent, making it more difficult to plan and coordinate your clinical product supply chain.

Given these and a multitude of other challenges Logisticians need to expect the unexpected and think about all the obstacles that could delay your study timeline. These may even include cultural differences and language barriers, diverse transportation and delivery times, the need for emergency technical support, as well as erratic environmental conditions in each country.

SPEAKERS & PANELISTS

Speakers and panelists for this session are as follows:

Roger Chew – Global Sales Director, SFS Pharma Logistics
Stephanie Krishnan – Associate Vice President, Manufacturing, Retail, and Energy Insights, IDC Asia/Pacifics
Derek Lee – Vice President, Pharma & Healthcare, APAC, JAS Asia Pacific
Dr. Arun Sundriyal – Sr. Director, Clinical Operation, Area Lead North and South Asia, PPD, part of Thermo Fisher Scientific
Michelle Tang – Managing Director, APAC, Inmark Packaging
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