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| DATE | 2006-05-12 |
| FROM | Ruben Safir
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| SUBJECT | Subject: [NYLXS - HANGOUT] XML for Drug Information
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On Mon, 08 May 2006 22:26:00 +0100, PharmWeb scribble the following
note:
> XML and Pharmaceutical Information - A New Approach to Enabling
Medicines
> Information.
>
> Examines how XML-based standards and technologies help increase the
reach
> and effectiveness of regulated medicines information (³labelling² -
> prescribing information, patient information, and pharmaceutical data)
as an
> authoritative content source across the pharmaceutical enterprise and
into
> the day-to-day world of healthcare.
>
> Focuses on how properly structured and coded labelling information can
be
> used in XML-based clinical decision support systems and, by
pharmaceutical
> companies, as party of a reference core for safety knowledge
management,
> risk management, portfolio management and marketed product support
systems.
> Highlights the link that XML-based standards and systems can forge
between
> pharmaceutical companies, physicians and patients, and the crucial
role that
> ³labelling² plays. Discusses common trends in XML-based software
> development within large pharma and invites dialogue on how to resolve
> redundant initiatives.
>
> Learning Objectives
> After taking this course you will understand:
>
> - How XML based technologies can improve effectiveness of regulated
> medicines information
>
> - How pharmaceutical and clinical content of medicines information can
be
> made computer processable
>
> - How a labelling-based reference structure can be used as a kernel
for a
> safety knowledge management system
>
> Who should attend
> This course is aimed at decision makers and conceptual thinkers in the
> pharmaceutical and medical communities who are wrestling with the
> application of new XML-based standards across the enterprise in a
cohesive
> fashion (SPL, PIM, RCRIM, CDISC, etc.). Limited to 20 delegates.
>
>
> See http://www.pharmweb.net/conferences.html for further information
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