- Improve scientific communication and build value maps for specific patient demographics
- Collaborating data while working with electronic health records, medical claims and patient registries
- Learn how RWE is being utilized in oncology plus RWD and expanded access programs
- Hear from the experts about what to do and what not to do working with FDA
- Leverage the insights learned from RWD to make trials more inclusive and diverse
- Access the evolving RWE for COVID 19 treatments to inform critical decision making
DGE’s 2nd Real World Evidence and Market Access Symposium to Access High Quality Data to Meet the Patient Needs
Life science executives are invited to attend the 2nd Real World Evidence and Market Access Symposium being held as a virtual event on April 11-12, 2022. The event is hosted by DGE, a leading global event management company that caters to the dynamic informational and networking needs of the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, health care, medical devices, and allied industries.
The event centers around discussions, keynotes and sessions about the latest advances and best practices for harnessing real-world data insights that are productive for patients, payers and providers.
Organizations can strengthen their business and reimbursement strategies by identifying and accessing the correct data, as well as understanding how to leverage secondary data for greater efficiency in clinical trials. The first step involves identifying the relevant data that will eventually pave the path for providing the right kind of treatment to the patients. This high-quality data will prove pivotal in determining which line of treatment is approved, reimbursed and prescribed.
The forum will feature reputed dignitaries with excellent knowledge of RWE and how it can be used across a spectrum of clinical development, regulatory approval and access. The panelists will also share insights into how to ensure greater transparency in designing protocols, collect the right kind of data, and ensure its usefulness while addressing patient needs.
Some important topics to discuss include: