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Real world data – Unlocking the potential for medical device companies

The ability to potentially use real world data (RWD) for medical devices is a hot topic in the medical device world. In this half day seminar, we will unlock the possibilities and the limitations in the use of RWE for medical device companies. 

Agenda:

8-8:30 – Breakfast

8:30 – 9:30 Introduction to how RWD can be used – Dr Tim Spelman

RWD is in increasing demand from regulators and payers to both supplement the existing evidence base, as well as the study of long-term, real world outcomes typically out of scope of most clinical trials. This session covers some of the opportunities available to medical device companies from the collection and analysis of RWD, and introduces a range of analytical techniques available to optimise  such data for addressing key clinical and regulatory/reimbursement questions.

9:30-10:00 Overview of Swedish Registries -Mattias Kyhlstedt

The Swedish health care registries are renowned worldwide in regards to the ability to do high quality retrospective research. In this session we will give an overview to what make the registries so unique and valuable and what type of data that is available.

10-10:15 Coffee Break

10:15-10:45 Case study: Review of Swedish Heart Failure Registry – Dr Tim Spelman

Using the example of the Swedish Heart Failure registry, we will demonstrate what to consider when evaluating to use a registry. It will also include some examples of how this data can be used.

10:45-11:45 Building head-to-head intervention comparisons using data sourced from separate registries – Dr Tim Spelman

11:45-12:00 Q&A

12-13:00 Light lunch

Eligibility: The seminar is open for those in Industry who has a relevant position for this seminar. 

Interested to learn more, see the free videos we have available here: http://synergus.com/real-world-data-statistical-analysis