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Session 5: Real World Evidence Studies in Peer Reviewed Literature: Moving Towards a Better Approach
Session Chair(s)
Sarah Martin, PhD, MS
Senior Director - Global Regulatory Policy (Americas)
Eli Lilly and Company, United States
Whitney Steele
Health Scientist
FDA, United States
Poor-quality RWE studies are increasingly published due to easy access to large datasets and low barriers to analysis, creating challenges for journal editors and peer reviewers. This session will explore how researchers, publishers, and reviewers can improve the reliability and transparency of RWE studies in literature. Panelists will share stakeholder perspectives and discuss opportunities to strengthen practices across the RWE research lifecycle.
Learning Objective : - Recognize key indicators of high-quality RWE studies and studies and evaluate study methods and reporting with greater confidence
- Outline steps the research community can take to support high-quality peer review of real-world evidence studies
Speaker(s)
Real World Evidence Studies in Peer Reviewed Literature: Moving Towards a Better Approach
Jeffrey Brown, PhD
TriNetX, United States
Chief Scientific Officer
Speaker
Shirley Wang, PhD, MSc, FISPE
Harvard Medical School, United States
Associate Professor of Medicine
Speaker
Jaclyn Bosco, PhD, MPH, FISPE
IQVIA, United States
Vice President & General Manager, Global Head of Epidemiology & Database Studies
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