Beyond the Surface: Navigating Endpoint Complexity & Safety in Dermatology Clinical Trials

October 15, 2026
11:00 am
12:00 pm
ET
Virtual (Webinar)

This webinar brings together experts in medical imaging, eCOA and cardiac safety to explore how these complementary approaches can strengthen endpoint quality in dermatology trials. The speakers will discuss strategies for improving image consistency, reducing inter- and intra-rater variability, capturing meaningful symptom data and addressing factors that may contribute to placebo response. They will also examine what cardiac safety assessments may be required and how ECG strategies can be incorporated efficiently.

Register to learn how dermatology clinical trials can benefit from a more integrated endpoint strategy that reduces variability, strengthens confidence in treatment-effect data and generates a more complete body of evidence across efficacy, patient experience and safety.

Session information:

Time:

  • 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. EDT (NA-East)
  • 03:00 p.m. – 04:00 p.m. GMT (UK)
  • 04:00 p.m. – 05:00 p.m. CET (EU-Central)

Join us to explore how dermatology clinical trials can benefit from a more integrated approach to efficacy, safety, and patient experience assessment.

In this webinar, attendees will:

  • Standardize image capture to improve endpoint consistency
  • Use imaging to track flares and treatment-related change over time
  • Strengthen ClinRO quality through rater training and standardization
  • Capture the day-to-day patient experience of dermatologic disease
  • Efficiently address cardiac safety requirements in dermatologic product development
  • Build a more integrated evidence strategy for dermatology trials

Speakers

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Olga Bokeriya, M.D., Ph.D.

Senior Cardiologist and ECG Core Director at Clario

Dr. Olga Bokeriya is a board-certified Cardiologist and Cardiovascular Researcher with extensive experience in clinical cardiology, electrophysiology and cardiovascular surgery. Throughout her career, she has contributed to numerous scientific publications, served in academic leadership roles and focused on advancing the understanding and treatment of cardiovascular disease.

As Senior Cardiologist and ECG Core Director, Dr. Bockeria oversees ECG scientific strategy, cardiac safety assessments and clinical trial support across a range of therapeutic areas. She works closely with sponsors and investigators to ensure high-quality cardiac data collection and analysis in global clinical research programs.

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Amit Vasanji, Ph.D.

Vice President, Medical & Scientific Affairs at Clario

Dr. Amit Vasanji has over 20 years of experience in basic and clinical research image acquisition, processing, analysis, visualization and biomedical software engineering across multiple modalities and therapeutic areas. His research has been published in a broad array of peer reviewed journals and he is frequently invited to speak at international events on effective workflow design and algorithm based biomarker development for imaging based clinical trials. In his current role at Clario, Amit oversees the General Medicine and Special Solutions group within Clario’s Medical Imaging services.

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Prateek Verma, M.D.

Director, eCOA Science & Consulting at Clario

Dr. Prateek Verma is an MD with more than 25 years’ experience in clinical research. He has served as Clinical Investigator in global neuro-psychiatry clinical trials. Dr. Verma has worked extensively in areas of AD, schizophrenia, MDD, bipolar disorder, dementia, other behavioral disorders, infectious diseases and dermatology.

Dr. Verma also held an advisory position for NIHR research design services and primary mental health clinical trials unit (PRIMENT), whilst working for Medical Research Council, UK and University College London. He presently oversees eCOA design, investigator training and outcome analysis activities in global psychiatric, neurology and non-CNS indications and serves as an expert presenter at global investigator meetings and mentors’ scientific staff.