Overview
March 17: Primer Course
March 18: Short Courses
March 18-20: Forum
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DIA’s Medical Affairs and Scientific Communications Forum is designed for medical affairs professionals, by medical affairs professionals. This forum provides a comprehensive understanding of the regulatory and compliance environment directly affecting the daily activities of medical affairs and scientific communication professionals. Made up of multiple general sessions and four breakouts sessions within three tracks covering medical communications, medical writing, and medical science liaisons, you can pick and choose which sessions to attend and create your own unique meeting.
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Tracks
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Medical Affairs and Scientific Communications Toolkit
Designed and curated by DIA, this toolkit contains the latest information in the medical affairs and scientific communications field, including professional articles and exclusive podcast interviews. Also included is our on-demand recording of the DIA Medical Science Liaison Community-led webinar, full track descriptions and highlighted sessions at the forum, and key reasons why you can't afford to miss this event.
Download ToolkitPreconference Short Courses
March 17 | 8:30AM-5:00PM
March 18 | 8:30AM-12:00PM
- Short Course 1: Medical Communications: Compliance in 2019
- Short Course 2: Pubs Planning
- Short Course 3: Effective Delivery of NDA and MAA Submission Packages
- Short Course 4: Advertising and Promotional Content Review: A Medical Information Perspective
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Short Course or Primer
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Mar 17, 2019
Primer: The Fundamentals of Medical Communications
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Mar 18, 2019
Short Course 1: Medical Communications: Compliance in 2019
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Mar 18, 2019
Short Course 2: Pubs Planning
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Mar 18, 2019
Short Course 3: Effective Delivery of NDA and MAA Submission Packages
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Mar 18, 2019
Short Course 4: Advertising and Promotional Content Review: A Medical Information Perspective
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Who should attend?
Professionals involved in:
- Medical Communications
- Medical Writing
- Medical Science Liaisons
- Medical Information
- Medical Call Center Environment
- Regulatory Affairs
- Clinical Research
- Professional Education, Training, and Development
- Document Management/eSubmissions
Program Committee
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Poonam Bordoloi, PharmD • Executive Director, Head of Global Medical Affairs Capabilities
Organon & Co., United States -
Ivy Chang, PharmD • Principal Therapeutic Area Lead, Medical Information
Genentech, A member of the Roche Group, United States -
Ed Cunningham, PharmD •
Sunovion Pharmaceuticals, Inc., United States -
David Meats • Director, Regulatory Services Management
Certara Synchrogenix, United States -
David Price, PhD • Advisor, US Field Medical, Bio-Medicines Medical Sciences Liaisons
Lilly USA, LLC, United States -
Ann Winter-Vann, PhD • Senior Writer and Manager
Whitsell Innovations, Inc., United States -
Kevin Appareti • Senior Director, Global Medical Science Liaison
Royal Philips, United States -
Anne Arvizu, PharmD • Chief Executive Officer and Medical Affairs Advisor
RxER Communications Corp, United States -
J. Lynn Bass, PharmD, RPh • Senior Director and Head, Medical Science Directors
Medexus Pharma, United States -
Dan Benau, PhD • Director, Biomedical Writing Programs
University of the Sciences, United States -
Donna Booth, PharmD • Head, Field Medical Accounts-East, US Medical Affairs
GlaxoSmithKline, United States -
Kathryn Bucci, PharmD • Medical Governance Lead
Pfizer, Inc., United States -
Jacqueline Byun, PharmD • Manager, Medical Information
Sanofi, United States -
Maureen Feeney, PharmD, MBA, RPh • Vice President Scientific and Medical Communications
Takeda, United States -
Ruggero Galici, PhD • Director, Nonclinical and Clinical Pharmacology Writing
Alexion Pharmaceuticals, AstraZeneca Rare Disease, United States -
Kathleen M Guindon, PhD, MS, RN • Senior Director, MSL Team
QED Therapeutics, United States -
Jennie Jacobson, PhD • Associate Director, Publications and Scientific Communications
Incyte, United States -
Taleen Kalebjian, PharmD • Senior Manager, Medical Information
Gilead Sciences, Inc., United States -
Craig J. Klinger, RPh • Global MSL Trainer, The Office of Medical Professional Development
Eli Lilly and Company, United States -
Stephanie Krupski • Consultant - Global Scientific Communications
Eli Lilly and Company, United States -
Andrea Tuttle Meyers • Senior Vice President, Medical Writing
Syneos Health, United States -
Lori Mouser, PharmD • Global Head, Medical Customer Engagement
F. Hoffman La Roche, Switzerland -
Sarika Sood, MD • Sr. Director Global Medical Information
Abbvie, United States -
Amy Van Sant, PharmD, MBA • President, Medical Affairs
Ashfield Engage, United States -
Ellen Whipple, PharmD • Owner/Principal Writer
EW Associates, LLC, United States -
Jim Wilkinson, PhD • Vice President, Global Medical Affairs
Amgen, Inc., United States -
Robin Winter-Sperry, MD • Global Field Medical Lead
Ipsen Bioscience, United States
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Preconference Short Courses
Medical Communications Primer: The Fundamentals of Medical Communications
Short Course 1: Medical Communications: Compliance in 2019
Short Course 3: Effective Delivery of NDA and MAA Submission Packages
Short Course 4: Advertising and Promotional Content Review: A Medical Information Perspective