🚀 Introducing RegWhiz: Navigating the Labyrinth of Biopharma Regulation 🧬
I am thrilled to announce the launch of RegWhiz on Medium! As a Regulatory Affairs professional with a passion for genetic engineering, I believe in the power of knowledge to drive meaningful change. RegWhiz is designed to be your go-to source for insights at the intersection of regulatory affairs and advancements in the biopharma space.
In my first article, I delve into the importance of informed regulatory guidance in the rapidly evolving field of medical innovation. With a focus on rare diseases and new biopharma advancements, RegWhiz aims to shine a light on the intricate processes that turn research into life-saving treatments.
🔍 What to Expect:
Weekly in-depth articles and case studies,
Updates on regulatory news and rare disease advancements,
Networking events and podcasts featuring industry experts
Join me on this journey as we navigate the complexities and celebrate the triumphs of this unique field. Your insights and participation are what make this community thrive.
📖 Read the full article on Medium
Thank you for being a part of RegWhiz—where every detail matters, and every voice counts.
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Clinical Trials Biostatistician at 2KMM (100% R-based CRO) ⦿ Frequentist (non-Bayesian) paradigm ⦿ NOT a Data Scientist (no ML/AI) ⦿ Against anti-{🚗/🥩/💵/🏠} restrictions ⦿ In memory of The Volhynian Mаssасrе
3moDone! I'm not sure if the input will be useful as we use CDISC only to a little extent. We also don't use any of the currently listed packages, having many stuff implemented from scratch for our needs, but definitely may consider this when enhancing the support for CDISC in future. Anyway, I put some comments that may be potentially useful for you, just to broaden the view including smaller CROs (especially with biostat not separating from programming, with greater focus on observational studies and concerned a lot about the numerical validation) that don't necessarily follow the very common paths due to the specifics of their local sponsor requirements. I hope you can find something interesting in these comments.