CLOSING EVENT

Trials@Home, a home run?

Recommendations after leading the way on DCTs in Europe

Photographer: Jelle Verhoeks

SCOPE

To share learnings from Trials@Home and look to the future of decentralised clinical trials

LOCATION

The Railway Museum Utrecht, The Netherlands; or online

DATE

31 October, 2025

The Trials@Home project has ended with the publication of a set of final recommendations for the successful implementation of decentralised clinical trial (DCT) approaches in Europe and beyond, including operational, technological, legal, regulatory, and ethical aspects of their conduct. In October 2025, the consortium organised a conference dedicated to the project’s recommendations on the conduct of DCTs, with engaging panels and discussions on the topic and an outlook on the future of DCTs. The slides and recordings are available below.

Discover our project learnings, impact, sustainability, and the future of the field of DCTs!

Programme booklet
Agenda

IMPRESSION OF THE DAY

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PRESENTATION SESSIONS

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RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS

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Opportunities and challenges for DCTs in emerging markets – Pepijn Al (University Medical Center Utrecht)

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Bringing the Trial to the Patient: Direct-to-Participant IMP Supply in Europe – Helga Gardarsdottir (Utrecht University)

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Economic insights into decentralised and hybrid clinical trials – Aniek Schouten (University Medical Center Utrecht)

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Do people prefer to participate in a clinical trial from home or at the trial site? – Julia Kopanz (University Medical Center Utrecht)

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A Technology Helpdesk System for Multi-Vendor Decentralised Clinical Trials – Sten Hanke (FH Joanneum, BBMRI-ERIC)

The slides of all research highlights presentations

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Ethics and diversity in decentralized clinical trials – Tessa van Rijssel (University Medical Center Utrecht)

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How to effectively involve patient representatives in public-private consortia – Erik Werson (Patient Expert Panel)

SLIDES