Harness new strategies to transform clinical data capabilities before it’s too late.

Clinical data management languishes in inefficiency. Current processes waste time, resources and competitive edge, unable to scale for exponentially growing data. Trial complexity intensifies, but simply hiring more staff is not sustainable.

But falling behind is not an option. AI and advanced analytics are ready to revolutionize aggregation, analysis, and insights from clinical data. And patients are demanding flexibility – accessible participation from home, intuitive tech, and a voice in the process.

Being slow to modernize clinical data management means losing out on richer insights, better engagement, and faster research. The competition is already implementing next-gen solutions – will you follow quickly or risk being left behind?

Join us for an exclusive Reuters Events webinar to hear industry experts discuss how to:
• Harness AI-powered automation to streamline processes, unlock insights, and refocus personnel on high-value work
• Provide flexible participation models and optimize technology for intuitive, engaging patient experiences
• Instill quality and compliance from study design through availability to drive patient centricity
• Accelerate data collection and availability to fuel faster analytics and decision making

Rethinking Obesity: Impact on Healthcare Economics and Clinical Practice
A Virtual, Multi-Stakeholder, Public Roundtable Discussion

Webinar

Date: December 07, 2023 | Time: 10:00 A.M to 11:30 A.M

(16 h. en España)

Background: The IQVIA Institute for Human Data Science will offer a multi-stakeholder webinar to discuss the direct impacts of diabetes on clinical practices and the economy of health systems. The panel will feature renowned experts who will bring complementary and distinct views on the main impacts and economic consequences of untreated diabetes, in addition to global health considerations, such as access, treatment options, economic opportunities.

This is a non-commercial event hosted by the IQVIA Institute for Human Data Science and is intended to advance understanding among all stakeholders of some of the potential transformative changes on the horizon and their implications for health systems globally.

Participation will be open to the public at no cost.

Format: The virtual symposium will begin with a 10-minute presentation of highlights from recent research by the IQVIA Institute followed by a moderated discussion among panelists and time for Q&A submitted by the audience.

Confirmed panelists to date:

John Cawley, Ph.D. Director, Institute on Health Economics, Health Behaviors and Disparities at Cornell University
Johanna Ralston, CEO, World Obesity Federation
William Shrank, MD, Venture Partner at Andreessen Horowitz
John Steele, MSc, VP of Corporate Affairs at Lilly Diabetes and Obesity
Ken Thorpe, Ph.D., Professor and Chair, Department of Health Policy and Management at Emory University