Are you the head of Clinical Operations at a Biopharmaceutical or medical device company planning your next clinical trial within the next six months?
Is speed, efficiency, vendor qualification/management, quality, regulatory compliance, or cost on the top of your mind? A clinical Trial is a collaborative effort among many functional leaders relying on data, technology, people, and standard operating procedures to execute a clinical trial.
Team Jeeva listened to over 3000+ stakeholders of clinical operations at sponsors, CROs, investigator sites, participants/caregivers, and regulators to understand their key problems and perspectives on the cause of severe inefficiencies in the industry. But, ultimately, it’s you, the study manager, who has to bring it all together to make a clinical trial successful. Jeeva eClinical Cloud puts you in the driver’s seat.
85% of clinical trials are delayed by 30 days or longer, and 30% are terminated due to poor patient enrollment procedures.
30% of enrolled patients drop out during a clinical trial due to poor patient engagement.
1/4 of patients cite travel/logistical burden; decentralized trial ops can address this.
An average clinical trial involves at least 30 tools and logins for researchers and coordinators.
Sponsors say every clinical trial feels like the first-ever trial, reinventing the wheel and rebuilding infrastructure.
Avg. Clinical trials use 2-3 protocol amendments; sponsors say protocols are complex & need scalable solutions.
Delays in clinical trials incur significant costs, including daily operating expenses and lost revenue before patent expiry.
Our leadership team recognizes that every day delayed in clinical development can cost you, the biopharmaceutical sponsor, $600K to $8M in lost revenue for your drug or biological product. Therefore, we have a company mandate to be nimble, responsive, and efficient in our DNA.
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Dr. Sweta Sneha is the Founder and Executive Director of Healthcare Management & Informatics and Professor of Information Systems & Security at Kennesaw State University. A globally recognized expert with a passion towards equity and diversity, Sneha is a strategic leader with two decades of experience in technology and informatics. She is a recipient of Distinguished Service Award, KSU Collaboration Award, NCWIT RISE-IT Award, and WIT Honoree, WIT Finalist (2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022). Dr. Sneha has published over 100 peer-reviewed research; authored a book on revolutionizing healthcare; delivered panel sessions, workshops, and keynotes; in addition to serving on several boards. Dr. Sneha serves as editorial steward and university ambassador for Blockchain in Healthcare Today; editorial board for Health Systems Journal; co-chairs Health IT at AMCIS, and HICSS. Her leadership has led to enhancing KSU’s footprint on diversity and equity, STEAM education, and outreach. She has a PhD in Computer Information Systems from Georgia State University and a BS in Computer Science from University of Maryland. Prior to academia, she worked at PricewaterhouseCoopers in Management Consulting.