Invitation - How To Rescue Your Clinical Trial When at Risk to Fail

A conversation with Heike Schön

Did you know that almost 90% of all product ideas fail in clinical trials? And most of them are not because of lack of efficacy?

The best industries to work in are pharmaceuticals, diagnostics, and medical devices. Why? The products developed in these industries help to save and improve lives all over the world. The process of developing

• new ideas that have the potential to change people's lives,

• testing the hypothesis in the first preclinical studies,

• pushing it through clinical trials,

• raise capital for the whole process

• and finally, bringing it to the Market to improve patients' and their families lives is exciting.

It takes the ability to bring a lot of expertise and many different players together:

• Scientific creativity during the concept phase at research organizations

• The ability to translate scientific results into product ideas in the ideation phase

• Pushing through preclinical development

• Clinical expertise to move the product ideas through the clinical development pathway and

• Regulatory and Market access skills on an industrial scale

Did you know that almost 90% of all product ideas fail in clinical trials? The most obvious reason that a clinical trial fails is lack of efficacy. Efficacy is one of the core goals of a clinical trial. Based on the results, a trial can be successful or fail.