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Real World Evidence

Practical AI: Adding Insight to the Patient Journey with Digital Phenotyping

April 16th, 2024|Categories: , , , , |Tags: , , , , |

In this webinar, Dr. Joseph Zabinski will discuss the digital phenotyping process and several concrete applications to demonstrate how AI can add value to analyses of the patient journey across the life sciences spectrum.

Podcast Q&A: Patient-Centered Real-World Evidence in Rare Diseases

March 13th, 2024|

In this episode of tHEORetically Speaking, join Drs. Megan Gower and Edward Chou from Takeda, and Richard Tsai, MS from Inspire, who answer questions from a recent webinar on the challenges and solutions for generating patient-centered real-world evidence (RWE) in the context of rare diseases, to support clinical development through commercial post-approval.

Podcast Q&A: Real-World Evidence Generation with Disease Registries

March 11th, 2024|

In this episode of tHEORetically Speaking, join Drs. Javier Cid, Nahila Justo, and Delphine Saragoussi from Evidera and PPD, who answer questions from a recent webinar on why strong connections with registry groups and stakeholder populations are important for generating relevant real-world evidence to advance treatments.

  • Beyond Accelerated Approvals: External Control Arms

Beyond Accelerated Approvals: External Control Arms

March 4th, 2024|Categories: , , , |Tags: , , , |

Hear this panel's discussion on the strategic use of external control arms and, if done correctly, how they can help bring products to market in a shorter time and for lower costs.

  • Patient Voices Matter: Transforming Industry-Sponsored Real-World Evidence with Patient-Centric Approaches

Patient Voices Matter: Transforming Industry-Sponsored Real-World Evidence with Patient-Centric Approaches

February 2nd, 2024|Categories: , , , |Tags: , , , |

In this webinar, panelists address integrating patient-centered research into real-world studies, focusing on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), and developing systemic approaches for a more equitable research ecosystem.

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