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In this episode, Tom Caravela is joined by Jeff Vaughn and Dean McAllister to discuss the critical timing of Medical Science Liaison (MSL) involvement in drug development. They explore misconceptions and historical approaches, highlighting the impact and internal value of early MSL engagement. The conversation addresses challenges MSLs face, the adaptation to virtual engagement, and the importance of strategic prioritization within a global framework. They delve into the integration of AI and long-term clinical trial planning, emphasizing the need to bridge theory and practice. The episode concludes with insights on networking among industry leaders and sponsor appreciation. (0:00) Introduction and Episode Topic: Timing of MSL Involvement (1:08) Sponsor: Inisio Engage (1:23) Welcoming Guests Jeff Vaughn and Dean McAllister (1:51) Timing in Drug Development and MSL Involvement (3:52) Misconceptions and Historical Approaches to MSL Involvement (7:00) The Impact of Early MSL Engagement (11:59) Challenges and Internal Value of Early MSL Involvement (19:28) MSL Adaptation and Virtual Engagement Efficiency (23:39) MSL Strategic Prioritization and Global Strategy (27:12) Strategic Framework and Dilemmas in Clinical Trials (28:02) AI Integration and Long-Term Clinical Trial Planning (31:00) Bridging Theory and Practice; Networking Among Leaders (32:53) Closing Remarks and Sponsor Appreciation
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Content provided by Tom Caravela and MSL Talk Podcast. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Tom Caravela and MSL Talk Podcast or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.
In this episode, Tom Caravela is joined by Jeff Vaughn and Dean McAllister to discuss the critical timing of Medical Science Liaison (MSL) involvement in drug development. They explore misconceptions and historical approaches, highlighting the impact and internal value of early MSL engagement. The conversation addresses challenges MSLs face, the adaptation to virtual engagement, and the importance of strategic prioritization within a global framework. They delve into the integration of AI and long-term clinical trial planning, emphasizing the need to bridge theory and practice. The episode concludes with insights on networking among industry leaders and sponsor appreciation. (0:00) Introduction and Episode Topic: Timing of MSL Involvement (1:08) Sponsor: Inisio Engage (1:23) Welcoming Guests Jeff Vaughn and Dean McAllister (1:51) Timing in Drug Development and MSL Involvement (3:52) Misconceptions and Historical Approaches to MSL Involvement (7:00) The Impact of Early MSL Engagement (11:59) Challenges and Internal Value of Early MSL Involvement (19:28) MSL Adaptation and Virtual Engagement Efficiency (23:39) MSL Strategic Prioritization and Global Strategy (27:12) Strategic Framework and Dilemmas in Clinical Trials (28:02) AI Integration and Long-Term Clinical Trial Planning (31:00) Bridging Theory and Practice; Networking Among Leaders (32:53) Closing Remarks and Sponsor Appreciation
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