PhUSE Webinar Wednesday October 2018
Agenda Welcome and PhUSE BoD Update Beate Hientzsch, PhUSE Education Director Good Programming Practice in Macro Development Ninan Luke, Pfizer (New Project Launch) Best Practices for Quality Control & Validation Maria Dalton, GSK & Jane Marrer, Merck (New Project Launch) Understanding RDF/Linked Data for potential Non-Clinical Use Drashtti Vasant, Bayer & Thomas Gade Bjerregaard, Novo Nordisk (New Project Launch) Introduction to Clinical Development Design (CDD) Framework Mary Banach, Vanderbilt School of Medicine (Project Summary)
PhUSE Board of Directors Update Beate Hientzsch PhUSE Education Director
- Tickets still available 641/700 registered so far - Industry, charity and motivational speakers - Various Hand-on Workshops Data-driven Science
Project Introductions Who Topic Timings With 9 active projects overseen by Lisa Brooks Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday Working Group Lead Lisa Brooks and Jane Lozano, the 10:30 – 11:00 Optimizing the Use of Data Working Groups’ focus is to identify 12:30 – 13:30 Standards specific gaps that prevent FDA and 15:30 – 16:00 Industry from Optimizing the Use of Data Standards th November Addressing a practical, usable Anders Vidstrup Monday 5 Project Lead – Cloud Adoption framework for Pharma Cloud based 10:30 – 11:00 Emerging Trends & Technologies technology th November Bev Hayes & Guy Garrett A new project that was launched Monday 5 Project Leads – Data Engineering earlier this year, the team will focus 12:30 – 13:30 Ed ucating for the Future on gathering resources available on traditional methods of Data Engineering and look to curate content into an easy to use structure
th November PhUSE Wiki provides an overview Frank Biedermann & Markus Monday 5 of our Working Groups and 15:30 – 16:00 Stoll Technical Support – PhUSE Wiki Projects within, and is widely used by our community. If you struggle to use the Wiki, come by our stand to get help and support and provide any feedback th November Andy Richardson Establishing a set of common Data Tuesday 6 Project Lead – Key Performance Reporting Metrics which are more 10:30 – 11:00 Indicators (KPI) detailed than Industry wide Emerging Trends & Technologies allowing a greater level of granularity in project reporting 2 new projects recently launched Mark Foxwell Tuesday 6th November Good Programming Practice Lead seeking volunteers from PhUSE 12:30 - 13:30 Best Practices for Quality Control & members Validation Mark will be providing an overview GPP In Macro Development of each project th November Emerging Trends and Technologies Andy Richardson Tuesday 6 Working Group Lead have 8 current projects that 15:30 – 16:00 Emerging Trends & Technologies determines interest in specific tools, technologies and approaches
th November A new Working Group that was formed Ian Fleming & James Wednesday 7 in 2018 to focus on developing a 10:30 – 11:00 McDermott Working Group Leads framework by which to Educate the Educating for the Future PhUSE community on new and innovative tools Will provide an overview of the Chris Price Wednesday 7th November Working Groups Board of Nonclinical Topics, Standard Analyses & 10:30 - 11:00 Directors Code Sharing and Data Transparency Working Groups th November Beate Hientzsch & Yvonne This project is looking to identify needs Wednesday 7 Moores of a new CDISC implementers with 12:30 – 13:30 Project Leads - CDISC additional focus on academia and Primer technology providers and is co- Optimizing the Use of Data sponsored by CDISC Standards
Early Bird Registration closes November 2 nd 2018
Registration opens January 2019
Bloemfontein, South Africa Shanghai, China 30 th November 2018 2 nd November 2018 Boston, USA To be confirmed
Stay tuned for more detailed news • PhUSE Newsletter published September 1st • Follow PhUSE on Social Media @PhUSETwitta, (Twitter) /phusebook (Facebook) PhUSEOffice (LinkedIn) /phusetube (YouTube) • Upcoming PhUSE Monthly Mailing out 1 st November
Next Webinar Wednesday 28 th November 2018 Topics will be confirmed shortly 10am (US) 3pm (UK) 4pm (EUR)
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