2018 Autumn Conference
15 – 16 October, 2018 // The Ritz Carlton, Marina del Rey, CA
Distinguished Poster Award Recipients: |
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| Development and Validation of a patient-reported outcomes symptom measure (ePRO) for assessing Awareness of Insight in Schizophrenia: Preliminary Findings (Lucic) Deep Learning-Based Human Activity Recognition for Continuous Activity and Gesture Monitoring for Schizophrenia Patients with Negative Symptoms (Umbricht) |
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| All Poster PDFs and Abstracts are available at the end of the first day. | ||
Day 1 (15 October 2018) |
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| Presidential Welcome | C Canuso slides |
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| Innovative Uses of Technology for Measuring Outcomes in Clinical Trials (Part 1) | Chairs: P Harvey T Farchione |
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| Introduction | T Farchione slides |
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| Landscape of technology utilization of outcomes assessment in neuropsychiatric disorders | P Harvey slides |
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| Technology enabled clinical endpoint innovation: Foundational concepts and pathway for development | M Walton slides |
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| Devil, details, and data: Measurement models and analysis strategies for novel technology-based clinical outcome assessments | B Bilder slides |
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| The path to FDA acceptance of technological strategies | M Davis slides video |
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| Panel Discussion | A Kalali – Facilitator Discussants – A Atkins slidesR Curiel slidesK Granger* H Mahncke slidesR Moore slides |
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| Innovative Uses of Technology for Measuring Outcomes in Clinical Trials (Part 2) | Chairs: R Keefe M Davis |
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| Introduction | R Keefe |
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| Technologies for measuring cognition in clinical trials | S Arnerić slides |
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| Statistical methods for wearable technology in CNS trials | A Potter slides |
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| Balancing the thrill of innovation and the fear of humiliation in choosing technology for CNS trials | K Daniels slides |
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| Validating digital biomarkers measured by patients’ own smart devices: Case studies from Parkinson’s disease and Multiple Sclerosis | C Gossens slides |
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| Advances in assessment technologies: Clinical informatics considerations | D Warfield slides |
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| Panel discussion with regulatory comment | T Farchione – Facilitator Discussants – M Davis V Mantua * L Pani slidesA Potter M Walton D Warfield |
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| Poster Session/Reception | Poster PDFs and Abstracts | |
Day 2 (16 October 2018) |
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Workshop Breakfasts |
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| Algorithms/Rules to Identify Clinical Inconsistency in the Use of Rating Scales in CNS RCTS | Chair: N Schooler Summary |
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| Autism Spectrum Disorder | Chairs: T Farchione, V Mantua, C Arango Molecular Targets Endpoints Trial Design Biomarkers: Pandina Dawson-McPartland |
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| Cognitive Trajectories in Schizophrenia | Chairs: P Harvey, K Granger Summary slides |
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| Orphan Diseases | Chairs: J Busner, R Anand Summary |
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| Prevention Trials in Alzheimer’s Disease | Chair: H Posner Summary-Slides |
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Parallel Sessions |
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| Session A: The Promise and Challenges of Gene Therapy for CNS Disorders |
Chairs: B Ravina W Dunn |
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| Introduction | W Dunn slides |
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| Gene therapy: The basics | M Kay slides |
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| Gene therapy: Early clinical development challenges | S Hersch** slides |
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| Clinical development of gene therapies: Safety evaluation and monitoring | L Xu slides |
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| Clinical trial paradigms in gene therapy | B Ravina slides |
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| Panel Discussion | Speakers |
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| Session B: Biomarkers in Psychiatric Drug Development: An Update | Chair: D Goff |
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| Introduction | D Goff |
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| New computational approaches for characterizing clinical phenotypes and analyzing biomarkers | I Galatzer-Levy slides |
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| Using machine learning approaches to identify imaging markers that predict antidepressant response | A Etkin slides |
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| Functional NMDA receptor-based target engagement biomarkers for schizophrenia research | D Javitt slides |
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| Imaging biomarkers for the assessment of placebo response | A Anderson slides |
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| Panel/Audience Discussion | D Umbricht – Discussant slides |
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| Novel Technologies to Identify Underlying Molecular Pathology in Neurodegeneration | Chair: H Soares |
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| Introduction | H Soares |
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| Mixed pathologies in dementia and movement disorders | E Lee slides |
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| CSF assays to detect patients with seeding-competent aggregates of Abeta, tau and alpha-synuclein: Applications to identify mixed pathologies in AD, DLB, FTD and PD | C Soto** slides |
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| PET neuroimaging approaches to characterizing underlying molecular pathology in neurodegenerative disease | S Landau slides |
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| Clinical trial design opportunities for mixed pathologies in neurodegenerative disorders | N Mendonca** | |
| Panel Discussion | Soares – Facilitator slidesV Mantua* Speakers |
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| Meeting Adjourned |
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| *Presentation not released **Video not released |
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