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When the Barrier to a Breakthrough Drug is You Can’t Make It – September 28th

August 28th, 2022|Categories: |Tags: |

Despite all of their promise, newer medicines, especially those based on advanced technologies, have been met with unprecedented challenges in scaling up manufacturing, quality control and commercial launch. Hear how developers have approached different aspects of the manufacturing process to bring new and innovative treatments to patients.

US Drug Pricing Reform: Potential impact on Pharma HEOR Evidence Generation – September 8th

August 28th, 2022|Categories: |Tags: |

On Aug 7th, 2022, the US House of representatives passed a bill on budget reconciliation which included a section on US Drug pricing reform (Part B). The reform requires federal government to negotiate drug prices under Medicare to ensure significant discounts on branded therapies and eliminate annual price increases. The bill further requires pharmaceutical companies to pay rebates if drug prices rise faster than inflation for Medicare and private insurances.

Biology’s modern LIMS for labs of the future – August 17 | 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EDT

August 16th, 2022|Categories: |Tags: |

Lab of the future requires a modern, connected, adaptable solution that manages work traditionally done in siloed – and now outdated – ELN and LIMS solutions. With a shared solution connecting R&D data, teams can manage samples and processes with seamless handoffs and complete traceability. Join us for an engaging discussion with Dan Chapman, Director of the Experiment Design and Execution Platform Product at Merck, and experts from Zifo and Benchling.

AI and Machine Learning Technologies: The New Normal of the Pharmaceutical Industry – July 27th

July 24th, 2022|Categories: |Tags: |

Join your peers to learn how pharmaceutical and life sciences organizations use conversational AI to automate workflows and communication to increase efficiency and reduce costs. Panelists from Pfizer and other leaders in the industry will discuss how artificial intelligence impacts and improves pharma's relationships with physicians, consumers, insurers, and regulators. You will gain insights into how mobile apps can streamline the treatment journey and the power of automated communication to improve awareness, access, and adherence. Finally, you'll also walk away with real-life examples of how physicians harness innovation and digital tactics for new patient acquisition and patient support. Come prepared with questions so you can drive superior results for your organization.

How Baylor Scott & White Health Successfully Integrated Medical Devices Systemwide – July 25th

July 24th, 2022|Categories: |Tags: |

Data standardization is across medical device types and manufactures is exceedingly uncommon and acts as a barrier to capturing and integrating data to improve quality of care. Baylor, Scott, and White Health tackled this problem by bringing together an interdisciplinary group of staff and implementing a scalable system enterprise-wide. Join Lisa Kilgore and Nathan Winn from Baylor and Scott in a webinar this Monday, July 25th, to learn more.

Pain R&D: Plenty of pain to go around, but who’s making gains?

July 24th, 2022|Categories: |Tags: |

The pipeline for new pain drugs has grown perilously thin in recent years with a slate of key clinical trial failures. Only a few small players are still actively engaged in developing new therapies to replace the aging therapeutics that now dominate the market, especially after Pfizer’s last setback on an anti-NGF drug, finally closing that chapter of new drug development. Endpoints News will take a close look at the conditions that are limiting access to new drugs and the intense medical need to find drugs that can do a better job for an aging population. Lei Lei Wu will dig in to explain what’s happening here.

Evidence Synthesis for Sparse Evidence Base, Heterogeneous Studies, and Disconnected Networks

July 20th, 2022|Categories: |Tags: |

Standard models in evidence synthesis work well in settings characterized by a large evidence base, the absence of effect modifiers, and connected networks. Handling sparse data, substantial between-study heterogeneity and disconnected studies, however, poses challenges to researchers and requires advanced methodology.

Creating AI That Improves Health

July 5th, 2022|Categories: |Tags: |

Artificial intelligence could play a role in the future of patient care — managing everything from office visits to surgery and radiology. A look at how researchers aim to create a "data economy" to ensure that these new technologies live up to their potential.

Mission Critical: Cybersecurity

June 28th, 2022|Categories: |Tags: |

Some security firms have warned that biopharma companies are increasingly being targeted for cyberattacks (Merck is still dealing with the aftermath of the 2017 attack). How vulnerable are drug developers, what’s at stake and what steps can be taken to prevent a devastating attack? And what are the best strategies for both big and small organizations?

Unraveling the Complexities in Nasal Vaccine Development, Manufacturing and Device Selection

June 28th, 2022|Categories: |Tags: |

In this webinar, experts will share insights into intranasal vaccine formulation development and discuss the current state of the art in intranasal vaccine production from development to commercial scale. In addition, a detailed discussion on the challenges and opportunities of intranasal approaches will be presented including the importance of device selection in determining product performance.

Understanding Health Care Decision Maker Preferences for Optimized Engagement

June 6th, 2022|Categories: |Tags: |

In this webinar, you will learn what surveyed healthcare decision-makers from 56 payer organizations and 45 institutions' preferences are related to meetings and gathering product information and hear live payer perspectives of these results from a former medical director and pharmacy director. Earlene Biggs, MA, VP of Market Research and Analytics at ICON Market Access and Reimbursement will share findings of the survey alongside payer experts, Gary Owens, MD, former VP of Medical Management and Policy and Renee Fleming, RPh, MBA, former VP of Pharmacy Services, both having 20+ years of health plan experience in medical and pharmacy management.

LGBTQ+PD: Addressing the Intersection Between the LGBTQ+ and Parkinson’s Disease Communities (Georgia Chapter)

May 19th, 2022|Categories: |Tags: |

Join us as we address the intersection of LGBTQ+ and Parkinson's disease communities. We will hear from members of the LGBTQ+ community who are living with Parkinson’s disease, specifically as it relates to identity, access to care, and finding community support and resources. Together, we will explore ways to improve Parkinson’s healthcare and delivery to LGBTQ+ patients and decrease health disparities, while promoting cultural competencies and cultural humility among healthcare providers. We will explore Parkinson’s medications and therapies and their impact on the LGBTQ+ community.

How Communication Technology Improves Care Operations and Culture at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center

May 3rd, 2022|Categories: |Tags: |

Digital transformation doesn’t need to happen overnight, especially when staff are already overwhelmed with competing priorities, COVID-19 surges, and complex care demands. To address communication issues, Newark Beth Israel Medical Center found that expanding on small tests of change was an effective way to facilitate sustainable improvement.

Empowering Caregivers in a Digitally Connected World

May 3rd, 2022|Categories: |Tags: |

Digital health has transformed many parts of the healthcare industry and improved upon the patient experience. But is there room in digital health for caregivers? How are new technology advancements helping to support the role of caregivers in the patient journey? And what are the unique challenges that caregivers face that may be different from the patient themselves?

Lessons Learned From Inspections and Audits During COVID-19

April 26th, 2022|Categories: |Tags: |

Even during COVID-19, U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) inspections carried on. However, quality assurance inspections weren't the only way the FDA ensured quality. The agency used a number of remote tools to interact with pharmaceutical and medical device companies before performing an inspection or deciding it could wait. Join us for a webinar discussing these tools and how the FDA has changed its processes.

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