An unmet need in healthcare refers to a gap where current medical knowledge, treatments, or healthcare services do not adequately address a particular condition, disease, or health issue. These unmet needs can arise in various aspects of healthcare, such as the availability of effective treatments, access to healthcare services, or the ability to diagnose and… Continue reading EMA's Strategic Initiatives for Addressing Unmet Medical Needs
Tag: Clinical Trials
Integrated Evidence Generation Strategy for Rare Disease: A Comprehensive Approach Across Clinical Phases
Developing an integrated evidence generation strategy for a rare disease requires careful planning, cross-disciplinary collaboration, and adherence to regulatory guidelines. The strategy should be holistic, incorporating real-world evidence (RWE), clinical trials, and patient-centric data to address the unique challenges associated with rare diseases and to support regulatory approvals, market access, and ongoing patient care. … Continue reading Integrated Evidence Generation Strategy for Rare Disease: A Comprehensive Approach Across Clinical Phases
RWD for EMA Regulatory Submissions: Differences in Use for Pre- vs. Post-Approval
Real‐world evidence (RWE) has an increasing role in both pre-, and post- approval applications to support the authorization of new medicines and indications, or to address post-marketing safety concerns. Therefore, the use of Real-World Data (RWD) in regulatory processes at the European Medicines Agency (EMA) varies depending on whether it is being used for… Continue reading RWD for EMA Regulatory Submissions: Differences in Use for Pre- vs. Post-Approval
Secondary and Primary Data Integration in Clinical Research
Secondary data are data that have been originally collected for purposes other than a specific research question. This includes data from sources like electronic medical records (EMRs), medical claims data, product or disease registries, and other digital health technologies. Secondary data are often used in pharmacoepidemiological research to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of medicines… Continue reading Secondary and Primary Data Integration in Clinical Research
EMR to EDC Integration: Applications, Challenges and Operational Considerations
EMR to EDC Integration refers to the process of transferring data from Electronic Medical Records (EMR), which are used in healthcare settings to maintain patient health records, to Electronic Data Capture (EDC) systems, which are specialized databases used in clinical trials to collect and manage study data. This integration aims to automate data transfer, enhancing… Continue reading EMR to EDC Integration: Applications, Challenges and Operational Considerations