13.06.2024: Methods for rare diseases, small or special populations

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Daniel Rosenberg Johnson and Johnson Rare diseases: Challenges to generate Real‐World Evidence link
Keith McDonald IQVIA Overview of the regulatory landscape for development of medicines intended for rare diseases link
Laura Girardat-Rotar IQVIA Multi‐regional, long‐term PASS using mixed data sources link
Jilles Fermont Novartis Collaborate to innovate: iptacopan and RWE in PNH treatment link
Audrey Muller Johnson and Johnson Challenges for comparative designs in rare diseases link
Maria Luisa Faquetti ETH Zurich Exploring the Applicability of the Prevalent New User Design in Rare Diseases link

27.10.2023: RWD Frameworks: Estimands, Target Trial Framework

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Vivian Lanius Bayer An Introduction to Estimands - Tell me what you want what you really, really want link
Isaac Gravestock Roche Case Study 1: Applying the target trial emulation framework when time 0 is ambiguous link
Valentine Jehl Novartis Case Study 2: Long term safety - how to hit a moving target link
Gerd Rippin IQVIA Estimands in the context of External Comparator Arm studies link

15.03.2023: Joint BES/BBS: RWD quality

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Massoud Toussi IQVIA What is data quality, and how data types differ in terms of data quality link
Nicole Mahoney Novartis RWD for regulatory decisions link
Clair Blacketer Janssen EHDEN: Data Quality Dashboard link
Daniel Morales EMA EU Data quality framework link
Dalia Dawoud NICE COPD case study - The Use of OMOP Common DataModel in Health Technology Assessment link
Spencer James Roche/Genentech Data quality in Flatiron link
Gracy Crane Roche Transcelerate - How to bridge from framework to fitness for purpose demonstration link

09.03.2018: Missing data - What can we do?

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Christian Schindler SwissTPH Overview of statistical methods used and envisaged to handle attrition bias in SAPALDIA link
Audrey Muller Actelion Comparative effectiveness in rare disease: Handling of missing data for propensity score use in EXPOSURE link
Gracy Crane Roche Comparative effectiveness of patients with ALK-positive non-small-cell lung cancer following progression on crizotinib: a comparison of alectinib single-arm phase II data versus ceritinib real-world data link

23.06.2017: Challenges when studying associations between exposure and outcomes with long latencies

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Christoph Meier University of Basel Case study of studying the association between benzodiazepines and Alzheimer’s disease link
Sigrid Behr and Daniel Rosenberg Novartis/Actelion Assessing long term latencies for newly marketed drugs: mission impossible for the epidemiologist link
Anna Beckmeyer-Borowko SwissTPH The value of population-based studies and their associated biobanks in studying long term exposure effects link