Imaging Excellence in Hematology Trials: From Protocol through Delivery

Medical imaging plays a pivotal role in Hematology clinical trials, especially when precision, speed, and consistency are critical to success. This webinar walks through the imaging lifecycle, from protocol design to final deliverables, highlighting how thoughtful planning and execution can accelerate startup timelines and ensure high-quality reads. Join us to explore how imaging workflows can be optimized to support hematologic endpoints and compressed delivery schedules.

This webinar will cover:

• How to define imaging requirements during protocol design for hematology trials
• Best practices for clinical database setup aligned with imaging data collection
• Strategies for BICR setup, including read design tailored to hematologic endpoints
• Managing critical deliverables to ensure consistency and speed in trial execution
• Insights into imaging workflows that support accelerated startup and compressed timelines

Date Thursday, November 20
10:00 am EST

Presenters:

Rudresh Jarecha, MD, Senior Medical Director, Perceptive Imaging
Dr. Jarecha’s expertise in managing the imaging components of more than 300 oncology and haemato-oncology clinical trials resulted in the submission and approval of more than 20 regional and global oncology indication treatments. Building strong teams in the USA and APAC, he manages the USA, China, and Japan markets’ unique drug development challenges. A board-certified Radiologist, Rudresh served as Co-Chair of a CT Coordinating Committee and CT Volumetry Biomarker Committee in QIBA, RSNA.

Jennifer Belbin, Client Applications Delivery Director, Perceptive Imaging
Jennifer has over 14 years of experience supporting clinical trials. With a strong foundation in both scientific and medical disciplines and a degree in healthcare management, Jennifer bridges clinical, technical, and regulatory domains to deliver systems that are compliant, scalable, and strategically aligned with sponsor needs. She leads a global team focused on designing and implementing solutions that enhance data integrity, streamline operations, and accelerate study delivery.

Karim Mezghani, Senior Project Manager, Perceptive Imaging
Karim has over five years of experience managing clinical trial imaging services for Perceptive, with specific expertise in hematology and oncology clinical development. As a Sr. Project Manager, he oversees all aspects of Perceptive Imaging service delivery, from system setup and site onboarding to image collection, analysis, export, and study close out. Karim has a BSc in Neuroscience from McGill University.