Advancing Pharmacoepidemiology and Real-World Evidence for the Global Community UNICOM WP8 leader Robert Vanderstichele will be presnting a poster on the tgheme: Will the implementation of ISO/CEN Standards for global Identification of Medicinal Products (IDMP) make any difference for pharmaco-epidemiology ? Vander Stichele RH, Sturkenboom MCJM, Duran C, Nicolas L, Kalra D, Fladvad M.
The next UNICOM Community of Expertise is scheduled on Friday 26 August 2022: In collaboration with the Gravitate Health project and the Vulcan Accelerator ePI project, UNICOM has contributed to a track at the May HL7 FHIR Connectathon. The scenario being developed was on a travelling lady needing treatment to a recurring condition, for which […]
The Digital Application Dataset Integration (DADI) Network project team is pleased to announce the publication of the first version of the eAF Portal guide to registration. The guide aims to support the users of the eAF Portal in completing the registration steps before accessing the platform. Most of these steps are independent from the eAF Portal and […]
The purpose is to familiarize the UNICOM partners and impacted stakeholders with the well-established and robust IHE testing and certification process, including the tooling available to support these processes. The session will have a special focus on the interactions between Regulation and Authorization authorities - industry (representing Development and Production) and medicinal product dictionary providers […]
The International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) is the global body representing pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences. Through our 147 national organisations, academic institutional members and individual members, we represent over four million pharmacists and pharmaceutical scientists around the world. Congress Theme: Pharmacy united in the recovery of health care At this critical time, when the challenges presented […]
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