Real World Evidence (RWE) – what is new, what is coming, and what you need to do about it

Join us for an insightful afternoon dedicated to Real World Evidence (RWE). From a medical writing perspective, learn what RWE is, why it matters, and how it is shaping regulatory decisions and publication practices. Gain practical knowledge on working with RWE versus randomized clinical trials (RCTs), explore transparency and methodology, and understand the evolving expectations from regulators and decision-makers.

The tentative agenda:

13.00-13.05: Welcome by the Steering Group

13.05-14.00: Understanding Real World Data (RWD) and RWE

14.00-14.25: First break and networking

14.25-15.15: Building trust and demonstrating value through RWE publications

15.15-15.30: Second break

15.30-16.10: The role of RWE in regulatory decisions

16.10-16.25 Future decision-maker expectations for RWE (interactive discussion)

16.25-16.30: Wrap up and goodbye

Speakers:

• Andrea Bucceri, PhD, CMPP, Account Director, Lumanity, UK
• Richard White, MA, PhD, Chief Operating Officer, PharmaGenesis, UK
• Anton Pottegård, Professor, University of Southern Denmark & Hospital Pharmacy Funen, DK
  

Please note, since we are paying IDA Conference for the venue and catering, we have decided to include the following fees:

• Non-members of the network can join the meeting and pay a fee of 200 DKK.
• No-show fee: 100 DKK.
• Cancellation fee after 25th February: 100 DKK.

Parking: IDA Conference has parking spaces right outside the conference center, which must be paid for separately through the Easy Park or the APCOA Flow app. Please be careful when selecting the area code as they differ depending on where you park in the parking lot.  Should you have any questions regarding registration and membership, please contact IDA by filling this form. https://kontakt.ida.dk/Henvendelser/formular/38

We are looking forward to seeing as many as possible for this exciting afternoon with our intriguing presenters.

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