PSI EIWG Webinar: PIONEERing estimands in Clinical Research (Session 1) Virtual event
12.01.21 - 12.01.21
Bringing estimands to life through a real case study. A year on after the final ICH E9 estimands addendum was published, we bring estimands to life from a real example from protocol to press release. Members of the estimands Implementation Working Group (EIWG) will describe the background and study objectives, intercurrent events of interest and chosen estimands in the PIONEER study.
Who is this event intended for? Anyone working in clinical trials: Clinician, Regulator, Investigator, Academic, Ethics Committee, Statistician.
What is the benefit of attending? Understand how to describe clinical objectives using the estimands framework, recognising the benefits of this approach.
Speakers
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This event is free of charge to both Members and Non Members of PSI.
Please note: this event takes place on both the 12 & 19 January, but will entail exactly the same content.
To register for the 12th January session (4-5:30 pm CET), please click here.
To register for the 19th January session (10-11:30 CET), please click here.
Who is this event intended for? Anyone working in clinical trials: Clinician, Regulator, Investigator, Academic, Ethics Committee, Statistician.
What is the benefit of attending? Understand how to describe clinical objectives using the estimands framework, recognising the benefits of this approach.
Speakers
- Melanie Wright, Biostatistics Global Group Head, Novartis
- Sue McKendrick, Associate Statistical Science Director leading the cross-functional Estimand Working Group, PPD
- Nanco Hefting, Chief Scientific Specialist in the Clinical Research – Psychiatry department, Lundbeck
- Rikke Mette Agesen, Senior International Medical Manager in Global Development, Novo Nordis
- Helle Lynggaard, Principal Statistician in Global Development, NovoNordisk
You can now register for this event.
This event is free of charge to both Members and Non Members of PSI.
Please note: this event takes place on both the 12 & 19 January, but will entail exactly the same content.
To register for the 12th January session (4-5:30 pm CET), please click here.
To register for the 19th January session (10-11:30 CET), please click here.