Wednesday, May 18, 2022 at 5pm EDT | 10 pm (CET) Join IQVIA to gain insights into the key milestones on the roadmap to commercial success in Japan
Register Free: http://www.pharmexec.com/pe_w/launch
Event overview:
Launching in Japan, the second-largest branded pharmaceutical market, requires an understanding of market access/HTA and Post-Authorization Safety Studies (PASS).
Join IQVIA to gain insights into the key milestones on the roadmap to market access and PASS in Japan.
3 Key Take-aways:
In case of any questions, please contact Julia Longo at jlongo@mjhlifesciences.com
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Speakers
Sven Demiya PhD, MBA
Principal, HEOR, Real World Evidence Solutions
IQVIA Japan Group
Sven leads the HEOR, Real World Evidence Solutions group based in Tokyo, Japan. He has over 12 years' experience in various pharmaceutical companies in various positions: HEOR, Medical Affairs, Global Clinical Development, and Clinical Pharmacology. Further, he took part in the Human Genome Project analyzing human big data at the RIKEN Institute.
Keiko Asao, MD, PhD
Associate Principal, HEOR, Real World Evidence Solutions
IQVIA Japan Group
Keiko is an epidemiologist with 20+ years of experience in epidemiology, observational research, and real-world evidence in Japan and the United States. Before joining IQVIA, she held positions in Medical Affairs in pharmaceutical companies for medical strategies, evidence generation, and business solutions using real-world data, and practiced internal medicine and endocrinology.
Register Free: http://www.pharmexec.com/pe_w/launch
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