Agile strategies to overcome patient recruitment hurdles in Europe

The France Biotech clinical trials working group and Citeline, membrer of the association are pleased to invite you to our next webinar dedicated to "Agile strategies to overcome patient recruitment hurdles in Europe".

How are you ensuring the right patients and healthcare providers engage and enroll in your clinical trials? Our speakers will focus on new methods for expanding site access to patient pools outside of their existing networks. Leave with actionable insights enabling you to improve the speed, precision, and efficiency of trial enrollment whilst maintaining regulatory compliance.

We'll welcome Morgan Sellars and Steve Novak from Citeline team !

Morgan is the EMEA Patient Engagement & Recruitment Lead for Citeline. He has been supporting sponsors to drive excellence in clinical trials for 5+ years. As the EMEA patient engagement and recruitment lead, Morgan works with clinical project teams, to find innovative solutions for Sponsors patient recruitment and retention challenges.

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Steve is the Senior Director, Global Clinical Operations for Citeline. Previously, as the Managing Director for CBR Biotech Strategies GmbH in Berlin, Germany, Steve provided US and EU strategic and regulatory services and support to European biotech and pharmaceutical companies. He provided oversight for an FDA required Bioresearch Monitoring Program (BIMO) Inspection for a sponsor conducting clinical trials in Europe resulting in the dual FDA/EMA approvals for a medical procedure targeting the early diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease. In addition, Steve led a specialized team of clinical, regulatory, and scientific consultants supporting the unprecedented first-in-human compassionate use of a monoclonal antibody to stem the West African Ebola outbreak. As an expert in building collaborative partnerships and driving strategic programs across a broad spectrum of commercial companies, Steve led the business development efforts for a global CRO in the United States, Europe, and Japan. He spent a significant period of his early career successfully leading numerous military units throughout the United States and Europe as a Lieutenant Colonel in the US Army Military Intelligence Corps.