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    End to End RBQM Education

      End to End RBQM Education

      Oct 15, 2025

      Project Scope 

      Provide community forums for presentation and discussion of RBQM-related topics to support industry education. Topics considered include: What are CtQs?, RBQM and Technology, Risk Assessments, Central Monitoring Analytics, QTLs, AI/ML, and RBQM-related change management.

      Problem Statement

      Industry wide, there is still a need for general education on RBQM – what it is, what are the components, how to effectively implement RBQM, etc. There is also a lack of feedback from the FDA on RBQM practices implemented, and, based on discussions with the FDA, there may be a need for education in collaboration with the FDA.

      Problem Impact

      Because of misconceptions and misunderstanding of RBQM, many companies have delayed implementation of RBQM practices. RBQM concepts have the possibility to meaningfully improve data quality and efficiency across many functions (data management, medical monitoring, clinical operations) and processes (e.g. administrative activities); however, due to misunderstanding of RBQM, many functions do not implement risk-based approaches.

      Project LeadsEmail
      Ann Fleenor, Astellasann.fleenor@astellas.com
      Jennifer Krohn, GileadJenn.Krohn@gilead.com
      Shawntel Swannack, Johnson & Johnson

      sswannac@its.jnj.com

      Alex Pearce, PHUSE Project Assistant

      alexandra@phuse.global

      CURRENT STATUS (Updated Quarterly) 

      • Planning for October Webinar​
      • SDR in China survey​
      • Completion of China survey and article on results

      Objectives Timelines
      Produce a webinar series Q4 2025 – Q4 2025
      , multiple selections available,
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