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Working Group Summary from the US Connect 2026

The PHUSE US Connect 2026 highlighted the strength and diversity of the Working Groups’ activity through Advance Sessions, the PHUSE Pavilion™, workshops and panel discussions. The Working Groups shared practical insights, innovative solutions and collaborative approaches addressing key challenges across the clinical research life cycle. Topics spanned data visualisation, open source, data standards, safety analytics, transparency, anonymisation, AI and patient centric communication. Together, these activities demonstrate the value of the PHUSE Working Group model in advancing best practice, fostering innovation and supporting meaningful progress for the global clinical data community.

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US Connect 2026 Summary & Award Winners

The US Connect 2026 has been the largest Connect in PHUSE history, not only in terms of attendees, but also thanks to an extended agenda and new conference formats. We welcomed a record-breaking 252 attendees from 235 companies and 24 countries, in Austin, Texas. This year’s agenda spanned five days, from 22-26 March, and offered a rich mix of presentations, hands-on workshops, panel discussions and networking opportunities.

Category: Events Across the Globe

Welcome to Austin! The Host City of the US Connect 2026

With a rich cultural history dating back to the mid-1800s, Austin has been famed for its vibrant music scene and university, and it has been the capital of Texas for over 180 years. Today, Austin is known as the live music capital of the world, an outdoor lifestyle hub and a centre for technology.

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PHUSE DVOST CAMIS Blog: Reference-Based Multiple Imputation

A recent PHUSE CAMIS contribution (in collaboration with PSI AIMS SIG) explored implementing reference-based multiple imputation (RBMI) in R and SAS, and a comparison of both. The focus was on continuous longitudinal endpoints.

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