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16th Annual Workshop in Japan for Clinical Data Management: SMART CDM

Feb 7 2013 8:30AM - Feb 8 2013 5:00PM | Tower Hall Funabori 4-1-1 Funabori Edogawa-ku Tokyo 134-0091 Japan

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Overview 

Limited Onsite Registration still available.


As the international meeting for professionals, we encourage all levels, from beginners to experts, to participate this annual meeting, and we hope to provide a more sophisticated program than ever before. Changes in ‘Information’ and ‘Technology’ are fast-growing, complex, global, and massive. Recently, however, we can hear the word ‘smart’ regarding these changes – because people don’t hope to be swayed by them, they hope to take advantage of them. We think that the environment surrounding the CDM is similar to this. Therefore the theme was determined as “SMART CDM” because we would like to consider with you how we can foster smart CDM. This workshop is expected to form sessions on the following topics.

  • Standardization, Safety, Speedy, Strategy, Simplification
  • Management, Metrics, Metadata, Multinational
  • Assurance, Asia, Adaptive design, Accuracy
  • Risk based approach, Regulation, Reliability, Relationship
  • Technology, Teamwork, Terminology, Translate

Objectives of this workshop are to improve the quality of clinical research and data management activities. This annual workshop will provide information to attendees about the international clinical data management and attendees will get opportunities to network with colleagues in global Clinical Data Management.

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Who Should Attend 

  • Clinical data managers
  • Clinical research coordinators
  • Biostatisticians
  • Clinical development professionals
  • Information technology professionals
  • QC/QA professionals
  • Regulatory affairs professionals

Hotel & Travel 

There are a limited number of rooms at the Hotel Grand Palace at the reduced rates shown below. Room availability at this rate is guaranteed only until January 6, 2013 or until the room block is filled.
Attendees should make their airline and room reservations as soon as possible.
Single ¥ 18,050/night / Twin ¥ 21,525/night
1-1-1 Iidabashi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-0072, Japan
Tel: +81-(0)3-3264-3078
Fax: +81-(0)3-3230-6822
toru-ishikawa@grandpalace.co.jp
http://www.grandpalace.co.jp/english/index.html
To reserve your room, please contact the Hotel Grand Palace above and mention the DIA Workshop or click here for the Hotel Reservation Form.

Contact Information 

DIA Japan, Nisso 22 Building, 7F, 1-11-10 Azabudai, Minato-ku,
Tokyo 106-0041 Japan
Tel: +81-3-5575-2130
Fax: +81-3-3583-1200
diajapan@diajapan.org

Tabletop Exhibit Opportunity

Program Committee 

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Agenda  

Day 1 Thursday, February 07, 2013

  • 9:30AM - 11:30AM

    CCS(CDM Chatting Session) - Conducted in Japanese only

    Speaker(s):

    • Kazuki Furuno
      Manager, Clinical Development Planning & Management
      Mochida Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., Japan
    • Masako Karino, PharmD
      Group Manager, Post-Marketing Study Data Management & Biostatistics Group
      Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma Corporation, Japan
    • Takeshi Kawakami
      Japan Clinical Informatics & Innovation, Development Operations
      Pfizer Japan Inc., Japan
    • Junji Kobayashi
      Biostatistics & Data Management Group
      Santen Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., Japan
    • Hidenobu Yoshida
      Japan Data & Statistical Sciences Group Manager
      Abbott Japan Co., Ltd., Japan
  • 1:00PM - 1:10PM

    Welcome and Opening Remarks

    Speaker(s):

    • Makoto Yokobori
      President
      SUXAC Inc., Japan
  • 1:10PM - 3:10PM

    Session 1: Journey to SMART CDM


    Session Chair(s):

    • Manami Hashimoto
      Oncology Data Management Group, Oncology Biometrics and Data Management Dept.
      Novartis Pharma K.K., Japan
    • Keisuke Utsumi
      Section Manager, eDM Section, Biomedical Data Sciences Department
      GlaxoSmithKline K.K., Japan

    Do you have a picture for “SMART CDM”? Changes in the world are very fast. Especially ‘Information’ and ‘Technology’ are growing to be complex, globalize, and mass. CDM is expected to be simple and cool (= SMART!). In this session, we would like to discuss what is “SMART CDM” from standardization, technology, process, communication, and so on. Shall we enjoy “SMART CDM”!

    Speaker(s):

    • Reconsideration of Clinical Data Management
      Hiroshi Ohtsu, MS
      Project Assistant Professor, Department of Clinical Trial Data Management,
      The University of Tokyo, Japan
    • Win the Global Clinical Data Management Battlefield -SMART Way!
      Divya K Bhati, MBA,MSc,PMP
      Research Scholar
      Institute of Health Management Research (IIHMR), India
    • Different Departments, Different Needs – is there really ONE Standard Management Possible?
      Claus Lindenau, PhD
      Managing Director
      ClinFusion, Germany
    • Standards for Clinical Research: What Data Managers Should Know
      Anita Walden
      Sr Informacist, Biomedical Informatics
      Duke Translational Medicine Institute, United States
  • 3:40PM - 5:45PM

    Session 2: Approaches for Global Studies – Asian Challenges


    Session Chair(s):

    • Mariko Mizumoto
      Manager, Data Mgt. Group, Clinical Data & Biostatistaics Dept.
      Daiichi Sankyo Co., Ltd., Japan
    • Yukiko Nagata
      Manager, Clinical Data Management, Clinical Data Science Dept.
      Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited, Japan

    Session 2: Approaches for Global Studies – Asian Challenges

    Speaker(s):

    • Implementation of CDISC standards and Clinical Data in English language – Endeavors by Mid-size Japanese Pharma –
      Junji Kobayashi
      Biostatistics & Data Management Group
      Santen Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., Japan
    • Reducing Data Management Challenges in Asian Studies
      Sourav Gupta
      Head-Strategy, DDi
      MakroCare, India
    • Aim at Data Management as a Global Member
      Miyako Tanada
      Group Manager, Oncology Data Management Group
      Novartis Pharma K.K., Japan
    • Our Experience of Executing a Multi-national Study Using Data Management Resource in Japan
      Yu Jincho, JD,MSc
      Clinical Data Scientist
      GlaxoSmithKline K.K., Japan

Day 2 Friday, February 08, 2013

  • 9:00AM - 10:30AM

    Session 3: Looking at SMART IT


    Session Chair(s):

    • Noriko Kawamura
      Group Manager, Data Management Group, Drug Development Div.
      Dainippon Sumitomo Pharma Co., Ltd., Japan
    • Kenji Nagaya
      General Manager, Clinical Data Management and Biostatistics
      NIPPON KAYAKU Co., LTD., Japan

    Session 3: Looking at SMART IT

    Speaker(s):

    • Do you Really use your Smart IT System Thoughtfully?
      Hiroaki Yasui, MBA
      Associate Director of Japan Operation
      Perceptive Informatics, Japan
    • Single Source Data Collection and the Evolving Role of Data Managers of the Future
      Reza Rostami, MBA,RAC
      Assistant Director, Quality Assurance and Regulatory Compliance
      Duke Clinical Research Institute, United States
    • Reusing data from Electronic Health Records in Clinical Trials
      Alan Yeomans, MSc
      Quality Manager
      Pharma Consulting Group AB, Sweden
  • 11:00AM - 12:30PM

    Session 4: Finding the Right Path: for SMART Data Integration and Interoperability


    Session Chair(s):

    • Junko Kondo
      Onshore Liaison, Business Process Outsourcing
      Accenture Japan, Japan
    • Motohide Nishi, MBA
      Director, Asia Pacific Data Sciences & Solutions
      Eli Lilly Japan K.K., Japan

    Session 4: Finding the Right Path: for SMART Data Integration and Interoperability

    Speaker(s):

    • Using Metadata Repository to Improve Clinical Data Integration
      Srinivasan Anandakumar
      Associate Director, Projects
      Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation, United States
    • Standardization of Clinical Study Databases: on the Value of Metadata Driven Data Modeling
      Charlotte Mauron, MSc
      Senior Manager
      F. Hoffmann-La Roche, Switzerland
    • Subra Subramanian, MBA
      Director, Product Strategy
      Oracle Health Sciences, United States
  • 1:30PM - 3:45PM

    Session 5: Face the "Risk Based Approach"


    Session Chair(s):

    • Yumi Sugiura
      Clinical Data Quality Manager, Regional Clinical Operation Japan
      Bristol-Myers K.K., Japan
    • Makoto Yokobori
      President
      SUXAC Inc., Japan

    Session 5: Face the "Risk Based Approach"

    Speaker(s):

    • Optimizing data validation
      Andrew Newbigging
      Senior Vice President, Development
      Medidata Solutions Worldwide, United Kingdom
    • TCS Solution for SMART CDM
      Devraj Goulikar
      Head, Platform Solutions Life Science
      TATA Consultancy Services, India
    • The FDA Guidance of Risk-based Approach to Monitoring as Viewed by CDM
      William Gluck, PhD,MS
      Vice President, DCCS
      DATATRAK International, United States
    • Multivariate Bayesian Logistic Regression for Clinical Safety Data
      William DuMouchel, PhD
      Chief Statistician
      Oracle Health Sciences, United States
  • 4:15PM - 4:35PM

    CCS (CDM Chatting Session) Report

    Speaker(s):

    • CCS (CDM Chatting Session) Report
      Kazuki Furuno
      Manager, Clinical Development Planning & Management
      Mochida Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., Japan
  • 4:35PM - 6:00PM

    Session 6: Let’s Discuss what the Integrity is!


    Session Chair(s):

    • Kenji Nagaya
      General Manager, Clinical Data Management and Biostatistics
      NIPPON KAYAKU Co., LTD., Japan
    • Hideaki Ui
      Principal Inspector, Office of Conformity Audit
      Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Agency (PMDA), Japan
    • Keisuke Utsumi
      Section Manager, eDM Section, Biomedical Data Sciences Department
      GlaxoSmithKline K.K., Japan

    Speaker(s):

    • Let's Discuss What the Integrity Is! - From Regulator’s Point of View
      Hideaki Ui
      Principal Inspector, Office of Conformity Audit
      Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Agency (PMDA), Japan
    • Let's Discuss what the Integrity is! - From CDM's Point of View
      Makoto Yokobori
      President
      SUXAC Inc., Japan

Exhibits  

The 16th Annual Workshop in Japan for Clinical Data Management: SMART CDM offers interested companies the opportunity to exhibit with a tabletop display.

Fee:
2,300 x 1,200 mm booth space..........¥210,000*
NOTE: *fee includes 5% Japanese Consumption Tax

Booth Rental Fee includes (per 2,300mm x 1,400m booth space):

  • One (1) complimentary full-meeting registration
  • Two (2) complimentary exhibit booth personnel registrations
  • One (1) 1,800 x 600 mm table
  • Two (2) chairs
  • One (1) 5A electrical connection
  • Internet access

No pre-fitted shell-scheme or pipe-and-drape structure is provided.

Additional expenses associated with the exhibit, including special booths, drayage, lights, phone, carpeting, additional electrical connections, etc., will be the responsibility of the exhibitor. Additional Exhibit Booth Personnel will be allowed for ¥12,600 each (limit of 3 per booth space) - please use the Additional Exhibit Booth Personnel Registration Form under Useful Links to register additional staff.

Exhibit Show Dates: February 7-8, 2013

Useful Links:

  • ASKLEP Inc.
  • Bracket Global
  • Cognizant Japan K.K.
  • DSG, Inc.
  • Makrocare K.K.
  • Medidata Solutions K. K.
  • NTT Data Corporation
  • Oracle Corporation Japan
  • PAREXEL International Inc.
  • Pharma Consulting Group Japan K.K.
  • the Uppsala Monitoring Centre
  • TIBCO Software Japan Inc.

Registration Fees 

Member

Charitable Nonprofit/Academia Member
¥25000.00
Member Government
¥25000.00
Member Standard
¥48000.00

Non-Member

Charitable Nonprofit/Academia Nonmember
¥40000.00
NonMember Government
¥40000.00
NonMember Standard
¥63000.00
Group Discounts

There are no Group Discounts for this event.


CANCELLATION POLICY: On or before November 12, 2012
Administrative fee that will be withheld from refund amount:
Industry (Member or Nonmember) = ¥21,400
Government/Academia/Nonprofit (Member or Nonmember) = ¥10,700
Tutorials Only (Member or Nonmember) = ¥6,000

Cancellations must be in writing and be received by the cancellation date above. Registrants who do not cancel by that date and do not attend will be responsible for the full registration fee paid. Registrants are responsible for cancelling their own hotel and airline reservations. You may transfer your registration to a colleague at any time but membership is not transferable. Please notify DIA of any such substitutions as soon as possible. Substitute registrants will be responsible for nonmember fee, if applicable.

DIA reserves the right to alter the venue, if necessary. If an event is cancelled, DIA is not responsible for any airfare, hotel or other costs incurred by registrants.

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