Drug Information Association China to Host Workshop on Statistical Methodologies in Clinical Trials
This year’s workshop also allows college students and graduates who have an interest in drug development and clinical statistics to attend this special DIA event.
Special subjects include control of overall false positive rate, concept and methodology for multiple comparisons, issues of multiple endpoints, interim analysis, Group Sequential Design (GSD) and statistical analysis, sample size re-estimation and real life clinical trial examples.
• The workshop will open with the Chairperson’s Opening remarks, with speaker Professor Chen Yao, Associate Director, Peking University Clinical Research Institute, China, kicking off session 1.
• Session 2 speaker Robert Luo, PhD, Director, Clinical Statistics, Pfizer (China) Research and Development Co Ltd, China will present on Multiple Comparisons.
• Weiying Yuan, PhD, Site Head of Biostatistics & Programming, Johnson & Johnson PRD, China, will present Session 3 topic, Multiple Endpoints.
• Session 4, Case Studies, will be presented by speaker Robert Luo and Weiying Yuan.
• Session 5: Interim Analysis (IA), Group Sequential Methods (GSMs), and Type I Error Rate Spending Approach (Part 1), will be presented by Irving Keou Hwang, PhD, President, Irving Consulting Group, United States.
• Session 6: Sample Size Re-estimation, will be presented by speaker William Wang, PhD, Head of Asia Pacific Hub, Biostatistics and Research Decision Sciences (BARDS), Merck Research Laboratories, Merck & Co., Inc., China.
• Session 7, Interim Analysis (IA), Group Sequential Methods (GSMs) (Part 2)-Case Studies will be presented by speaker Irving Keou Hwang.
The second day of sessions will be followed by a Panel Discussion and the Chairperson’s closing remarks. “This workshop seeks to recognize various general designs and analyses related to the issue of false positive findings, understanding the statistical methodology in the design and the implementation of interim analyses, and other statistics challenges that those in clinical sciences face,” explains program co-chairperson Roger QU, PhD, Head of Clinical Statistics Pfizer (China) Research and Development Center, China.
Don’t miss out on this highly anticipated workshop.
For general inquiries and registration, contact:
Mr. Fei XIE
Phone +86.10.6260.2241
fei.xie@diachina.org or dia@diachina.org
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