From Feasibility to First Patient In: How to Streamline Study Start-Up

Clinical trial delays are often assumed to occur during study conduct, but in reality, many originate much earlier, during study start-up. This webinar explores how early decisions made during feasibility and country selection can significantly influence timelines, introducing risks before the first patient is even screened.

Drawing on real-world experience, this session demonstrates how shifting from a siloed, task-based approach to a fully integrated start-up strategy can improve predictability, strengthen execution, and accelerate time to First Patient In (FPI) without compromising quality.

Gain practical insights into aligning strategy with operational execution, embedding local expertise, and proactively managing risks across the start-up lifecycle.

 
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Meet Our Speaker

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    Bennett Anthony

    Sr. Study Start Up Lead

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Miss Bennett Anthony holds a bachelor’s degree in biology from Clemson University and has been in the clinical research space for 10 years, with the last 7 concentrated in Feasibility & Study Start-Up. As a Sr. Study Start-Up (SSU) Lead, she provides leadership & support for study start-up activities, optimizing SSU operations and study strategy for multiple studies, countries, and regions. She works very closely with local teams to ensure regulatory submission and approval timelines are kept on track and communicates with the client regularly with progress updates. She also provides support to the contract negotiation team to ensure all SSU activities are completed in parallel. Her focus is to drive performance and team accountability to deliver high-quality sites for clients.