The Pharmacy Advantage in Direct-to-Patient Clinical Supply

Join Catalent and Pharmaceutical Technology for their upcoming webinar on direct-to-patient clinical supply. Learn about the benefits of utilizing a pharmacy in order to streamline the supply chain and reach patients quicker.

Register Free: https://www.pharmtech.com/pt_w/the-pharmacy-advantage

Event Overview:

Direct-to-patient (DTP) clinical supply services provide sponsors and patients with enhanced supply chain flexibility. Traditionally, clinical supplies are shipped to clinical sites where patient kits are either dispensed in person or are packed up and sent to patients (site-to-patient). DTP allows clinical supplies to be shipped directly to patients, bypassing clinical sites through pharmacy solutions. However, the quality and capabilities of pharmacies can vary significantly. This webinar will discuss various pharmacy solutions available in DTP supply and provide sponsors with key considerations for selecting an appropriate clinical supply provider.

Key Learning Objectives:

• Identify scenarios that warrant the use of DTP clinical supply in clinical trials.
• Understand how a DTP pharmacy solution can streamline and enhance the study's supply chain.
• Evaluate the advantages of partnering with a clinical supply provider that offers an on-site pharmacy compared to off-site or third-party pharmacies.

Who Should Attend:

• Heads of clinical research, managers, directors/executives
• Clinical supply specialists, managers, directors/executives
• Clinical operations specialists, managers, directors/executives
• Procurement specialists, managers, directors/executives
• Supply chain logistics specialists, managers, directors/executives
• Outsourcing/vendor management managers, directors/executives
• CROs
• Consultants

Speaker:

Nicole Gray
Director, Decentralized Trial Solutions
Catalent

As the director of decentralized trial solutions for Catalent, Nicole Gray is responsible for developing DTP solutions for decentralized clinical trials. She has been in the pharmaceutical industry for 20 years and has held multiple roles in clinical supplies project management.

Previously, she spent 6 years as director of project management for Catalent's site in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where she was responsible for a team of project coordinators, project managers, and senior project managers. Gray joined Catalent in 2012 as part of the acquisition of Aptuit’s clinical supplies business, where she oversaw multiple project management teams.

Before joining Catalent, she held various project management, communications, and marketing coordination roles at Omnicare Clinical Research, GE Financial Assurance, and the United States House of Representatives. She is an alumna of Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where she earned her bachelor of arts degree.

Gray is an active member of the Global Clinical Supplies Group (GCSG), having held multiple roles including board secretary, presentation coordinator, and vice chair and chair for its US conference. She will be the vice chair again for the GCSG 2025 US Conference.


Register Free: https://www.pharmtech.com/pt_w/the-pharmacy-advantage