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Bethesda North Marriott Hotel and Conference Center

Feb 02, 2026 10:00 AM - Feb 04, 2026 12:45 PM

5701 Marinelli Road, North Bethesda, MD 20852

Regulatory Submissions, Information, and Document Management Forum

Don't miss the latest trends, innovations, and best practices in regulatory submissions, information, and document management (RSIDM)!

Session 5, Track 1: Enhancing Data Reliability and Acceptability of RWD to support Harmonized Regulatory Decision Making Across US, China and EU

Session Chair(s)

Jillian E. Carinci, MS

Jillian E. Carinci, MS

Senior Director, Head of Submission Sciences

Biogen, United States

The definition of data sources from the US FDA, EU and China will be surveyed for specific descriptions. Provide a market consultation and global road map (focusing on China, US, and European Union) and literature survey for the future of Regulatory Decision Making using RWD, proposing solutions for consistency of decision making across regions. AI as an enabler of data reliability will be explored. References to AI (predictive/ generative) will be contextualized to support the data referenced. AI is usable in a defined context. AI approaches assume data is reliable. Data can be reliable only if it is appropriately structured. AI can help with data standardization. [We will explain the roles that AI plays in generating data standards). Different stages of a product lifecycle will be studied in terms of expanding indications, geographies, and requirements of HTAS and payers. The findings for this paper will be a good reference point for Regulators, HTAs and industry members.

EU Focus
David Sidney Ross, AstraZeneca

Real-World Data (RWD) in Regulatory Submissions in the US: Challenges and Solutions
Brian Gillette, Droice Labs

China Focus
Tong Guo, GoBroad Healthcare Group

Learning Objective :

At the conclusion of this session, participants should be able to:

  • Define how to improve consistency between FDA, EMA, and China
  • Identify global use cases for regulatory collaboration (e.g., multinational and non-interventional study data)
  • Acknowledge RWD will be used regionally and is unlikely to be shared globally

Speaker(s)

David  Ross, MBA, MSC, PMP, RAC

EU Focus

David Ross, MBA, MSC, PMP, RAC

AstraZeneca, United States

Senior Director, Digitial Advocacy and Policy

Brian  Gillette, PHD

Real-World Data (RWD) in Regulatory Submissions in the US: Challenges and Solutions

Brian Gillette, PHD

Droice Labs, United States

VP, Data

Tong  Guo, PHD

China Focus

Tong Guo, PHD

GoBroad Healthcare Group, China

Strategic Advisor

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