At this point of the evolving RWD landscape, we thought it appropriate to begin to broadly assess the use of real world data.
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While the impact and legacy of the very much on-going pandemic most acutely hits those infected, their families and friends, and the frontline healthcare providers, one clear legacy of this extraordinary moment will be how it helped show real world data is a critical component of the life sciences industry’s future.
There is now a daily public consumption of complex, evolving real world health data to an extraordinary degree. From the original goal of “flattening the curve” to rolling averages, and rates for testing, cases, hospitalizations, deaths, vaccinations and more, data inserts itself into the daily discourse up, down, and across society. At the same time, real world data continues to increasingly impact virtually every facet of what the life sciences industry does - from R&D strategy to commercialization – across therapeutic areas.
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