In 2022, DIA events are returning to a face-to-face format. DIA is committed to delivering a safe and secure conference to all participants. This means, for this event all in-person participants must comply with our Event Safety Code of Conduct, which requires either vaccination, certificate of recovery, or proof of inability to be vaccinated alongside a valid PCR test. Please click here for more information regarding our Event Safety Code of conduct.

This year we are celebrating our 5th Anniversary . A big thank you goes to you! We cannot continue to sustain this amazing conference without your participation. We have had the opportunity to engage with a significant number of health authorities, healthcare industries, healthcare institutions and patients associations in our conferences during the past 4 years. Together with our amazing speakers and participants as well as supporters, we are fostering positive changes in the healthcare environment in Asia Pacific. We look forward to your continuous participation in the DIA CoRE Singapore Annual Meeting.

On the 5th Anniversary, the committee and DIA team has put together an agenda with cutting-edge topics which will instigate to open dialogue around:

• Current Asia Pacific and global regulatory landscape;
• Emerging technology and methodologies in drug development;
• Policy, regulatory and infrastructure considerations to fulfil the potential of data use and digital technologies;
• Digital health, telemedicine, personalised and integrated care, and the degree of adoption and application in Asia Pacific;
• Approaches in Balancing Science and Operations for Better Access;
• Adoption of DCTs, the challenges faced and what the future holds for DCT in Asia Pacific region;
• Regulatory convergence, reliance and alternative pathways;
• Patient centricity and patient-centric health systems

The COVID-19 pandemic has ushered an increased speed of healthcare innovations with the hope of effectively managing this public health threat. As all stakeholders learn from the experiences of the last two years, it is hoped that these interventions will better prepare the healthcare system to be responsive for the next challenge.