TransCelerate BioPharma Showcases Key Innovations at DIA 2025
In a landscape where clinical trials are becoming increasingly important, TransCelerate BioPharma is once again taking center stage at the DIA 2025 Global Annual Meeting scheduled to be held in Washington, D.C., from June 15-19, 2025. This nonprofit organization, dedicated to improving global health by streamlining and enhancing the clinical research process, will feature prominently in eight sessions designed to address fundamental aspects of clinical development.
TransCelerate, whose mission is to foster collaboration across the global biopharmaceutical community, will present at this crucial conference alongside executives from its prominent member organizations, such as AstraZeneca, Roche, and Novo Nordisk. Their participation underscores the importance of collaboration in accelerating clinical research, especially as stakeholders navigate new regulatory challenges, emerging technologies, and innovative patient-centric study designs.
Allison Cuff Shimooka, the Chief Operating Officer of TransCelerate, emphasized the necessity of meaningful collaboration, stating, "No single stakeholder can accelerate transformative progress in clinical research alone." This sentiment sets the tone for the conference, focusing on the fundamental idea that inclusive partnerships can catalyze vital changes necessary for advancing clinical trials.
Among the highlights of TransCelerate's presence at DIA 2025 is a diverse array of sessions featuring multi-stakeholder panels. These groups will engage in comprehensive discussions, bringing together leaders from regulatory agencies, academic institutions, and other industry groups to dissect and debate essential topics.
One such session, scheduled for June 16, covers 'Models of Collaborations to Advance Regulatory Science.' Experts will discuss effective collaboration strategies that not only enhance regulatory science but also demonstrate the lessons learned from past experiences.
Another significant session, 'Integrating Clinical Trials and Clinical Care,' aims to explore how clinical trials can be operationalized within healthcare settings. By balancing innovation with best clinical practices, this session will seek means to enhance the synergy between clinical care and research efforts.
On June 17, two sessions will tackle challenges inherent to clinical research: the modernization of Individual Case Safety Report (ICSR) management and the incorporation of risk-based quality management within clinical operations. Each session intends to promote collaborative solutions, emphasizing the need for a multi-stakeholder approach.
The following day, participants will shift focus with discussions around 'Transforming the Protocol from a Document-Centric to a Data-Centric World,' tackling how structured data can pave the way for AI-driven protocols to enhance regulatory reviews. Furthermore, a session titled 'From Bedside to Bench to Bedside' aims to highlight how stakeholder collaboration can optimize adverse event reporting, bridging the gap between research and patient care.
On June 18, TransCelerate plans to engage stakeholders in pragmatic discussions regarding the effective implementation of ICH M14 guidelines, while also exploring AI's transformative impact on data standards and access to health data.
In each of these sessions, the focus remains clear: advancing clinical research through collaboration, sharing insights, and developing practical solutions that speed up patient access to groundbreaking treatments. With the assembly of experienced professionals from various sectors, DIA 2025 presents a critical opportunity for collective progress in clinical development.
TransCelerate invites interested media representatives to meet its team during the DIA Global Annual Meeting. For scheduling, contact Hannah Davis at [email protected] As a nonprofit organization headquartered in the Philadelphia area, with 20 member companies, TransCelerate is committed to enhancing connectivity, sharing information, and driving innovative trial designs to improve health outcomes worldwide. For additional details, please visit transceleratebiopharmainc.com.
TransCelerate, whose mission is to foster collaboration across the global biopharmaceutical community, will present at this crucial conference alongside executives from its prominent member organizations, such as AstraZeneca, Roche, and Novo Nordisk. Their participation underscores the importance of collaboration in accelerating clinical research, especially as stakeholders navigate new regulatory challenges, emerging technologies, and innovative patient-centric study designs.
Allison Cuff Shimooka, the Chief Operating Officer of TransCelerate, emphasized the necessity of meaningful collaboration, stating, "No single stakeholder can accelerate transformative progress in clinical research alone." This sentiment sets the tone for the conference, focusing on the fundamental idea that inclusive partnerships can catalyze vital changes necessary for advancing clinical trials.
Among the highlights of TransCelerate's presence at DIA 2025 is a diverse array of sessions featuring multi-stakeholder panels. These groups will engage in comprehensive discussions, bringing together leaders from regulatory agencies, academic institutions, and other industry groups to dissect and debate essential topics.
One such session, scheduled for June 16, covers 'Models of Collaborations to Advance Regulatory Science.' Experts will discuss effective collaboration strategies that not only enhance regulatory science but also demonstrate the lessons learned from past experiences.
Another significant session, 'Integrating Clinical Trials and Clinical Care,' aims to explore how clinical trials can be operationalized within healthcare settings. By balancing innovation with best clinical practices, this session will seek means to enhance the synergy between clinical care and research efforts.
On June 17, two sessions will tackle challenges inherent to clinical research: the modernization of Individual Case Safety Report (ICSR) management and the incorporation of risk-based quality management within clinical operations. Each session intends to promote collaborative solutions, emphasizing the need for a multi-stakeholder approach.
The following day, participants will shift focus with discussions around 'Transforming the Protocol from a Document-Centric to a Data-Centric World,' tackling how structured data can pave the way for AI-driven protocols to enhance regulatory reviews. Furthermore, a session titled 'From Bedside to Bench to Bedside' aims to highlight how stakeholder collaboration can optimize adverse event reporting, bridging the gap between research and patient care.
On June 18, TransCelerate plans to engage stakeholders in pragmatic discussions regarding the effective implementation of ICH M14 guidelines, while also exploring AI's transformative impact on data standards and access to health data.
In each of these sessions, the focus remains clear: advancing clinical research through collaboration, sharing insights, and developing practical solutions that speed up patient access to groundbreaking treatments. With the assembly of experienced professionals from various sectors, DIA 2025 presents a critical opportunity for collective progress in clinical development.
TransCelerate invites interested media representatives to meet its team during the DIA Global Annual Meeting. For scheduling, contact Hannah Davis at [email protected] As a nonprofit organization headquartered in the Philadelphia area, with 20 member companies, TransCelerate is committed to enhancing connectivity, sharing information, and driving innovative trial designs to improve health outcomes worldwide. For additional details, please visit transceleratebiopharmainc.com.
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