Designing Site Networks for Registrational Potential: Lessons from the Academic CRO Model

About this session

Academic CRO and ARO models are increasingly important in the delivery of trials with registrational potential, especially where rapid feasibility, site engagement, and complex operational support are required. This presentation will examine how networked trial delivery platforms can improve site selection and activation by combining centralized coordination, embedded acceleration networks, and direct access to clinical expertise. It will also discuss why commercially competitive not-for-profit models are gaining traction in the US and Europe, and how reinvesting surplus into research infrastructure can strengthen long-term trial capacity. Attendees will gain practical insight into how these models support faster trial setup, more effective feasibility assessment, and more sustainable delivery of registration-enabling studies.

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  Charles Craddock

  Professor of Haemato-oncology; Academic Director, Centre for Clinical Haematology; Chair, UK AML Research Network · University of Warwick

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