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A Nostalgic Visit to Alma Mater Through the PHUSE Academia Meet

As part of PHUSE’s Academia Meet initiative, it was an honour to be invited as a guest speaker last year at K J Somaiya College – my alma mater – and share my experiences and insights with their current students. The visit was centred on clinical research and the myriad career opportunities it presents. Standing in front of the crowd, I felt a mixture of excitement and nervousness. The sight of familiar faces in the auditorium brought a flood of emotions. It was a proud moment for me, 15 years on, to give back to the institution that has played such an important role in shaping who I am today.

Category: All Things PHUSE

Submitting Real World Data: Preliminary Assessment of HL7-FHIR as a Submission Standard

One of the objectives of the Submitting Real World Data project within the RWE Working Group is to explore possible approaches for submission of real-world data to regulatory bodies. Real-world data, as defined by the Food and Drug Administration in their guidance, comprises data collected from non-interventional study designs.

Category: Working Groups News

Single Day Events 2024 Summary

2024 has been a standout year for PHUSE Single Day Events (SDEs), bringing together a diverse, global community to share knowledge, spark innovation and drive meaningful collaboration across the industry. Here's a look back at this year's impactful SDEs…

Category: Events Across the Globe

R Handling of Noncompartmental Analysis Pharmacokinetic Packages

Growing up in Florida in the 1990s, I hit the jackpot. My sweet primary school teachers were like my adoptive mothers. I’d always hoped those gems would live a hundred years with optimal health, but this past year has been a tough check against my wishful thinking. I lost two teachers: one to a post-surgical cerebrovascular event; the second, to a gastrointestinal adverse event from ibuprofen. As their former student and as a pharmaceutical data scientist, I strive to understand better available CRAN resources – such as the noncompartmental analysis (NCA) R packages – which would streamline pharmacokinetic (PK) analysis to better shape patient outcomes like those of my teachers.

Category: Industry Topics

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