The promise of Big Data in healthcare is tantalizing, and its pace of growth is staggering. Companies applying data-driven decisions are seeing increased productivity and profitability compared to competitors. There is no denying that in today’s world, Data is King and the ability to make sense of the data and extracting value from it, makes you a leader.
We are witnessing a new age of business backed by data science applications in every industry, including healthcare. But dealing with human data poses unique challenges and requires a deeper level of domain expertise to make sense of it all. Because to answer questions about human health, we need human data science.
To tap the potential and successfully ride the data science wave, healthcare companies need to start thinking differently about how data and technology play in a role in personalizing healthcare, conducting virtual trials, engaging patients directly via innovative digital platforms and applications of blockchain and AI in shaping the future of healthcare.
Human Data Science is now the need of the hour as we transform and re-evaluate our approach in order to meet our commercial objectives and reduce disease burden.
Join us as at our complimentary one-day conference in Singapore on 11th Oct 2018: IQVIA 2018 APAC Healthcare Summit where Human Science meets Data Science.
Please write to us at asia@iqvia.com to find out more!
9:00 – 9:10 |
Welcome & introduction |
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9:10 – 9:30 |
Opening address |
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9:30 – 10:00 |
Data Science: then & now |
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10:00 – 10:30 |
The future of healthcare in Asia Pacific: what’s next? |
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10:30 – 10:45 |
Coffee break |
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10:45 – 11:15 |
Building consumers from patients: the Asia experience |
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11:15 – 11:45 |
Generating meaningful and compliant real-world evidence in Asia The evolution of healthcare and technology is providing significant opportunity to transform the way we generate data to understand disease. Complex and disparate data sets are now available in Asia Pacific, enabling the transformation of data generation methodologies. What are the challenges of generating meaningful data in a compliant and useful way? How does this impact better access and patient-centricity? Moderator: Dr. Ken Lee, Chief Medical Officer, Head, Medical & Scientific Solutions, Asia Pacific, IQVIA Panellists: Andy Barnett, Head of Commercial and Innovation, Asia Pacific, Roche Dr. Jonathan Tan, Head of Patient Access, Asia Cluster, Novartis Dr. Kenneth Sim, Regional Medical Advisor Cardiovascular, Bayer Pharmaceuticals Kuldeep Singh Rajput, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Biofourmis |
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11:45 – 12:15 |
Asia Pacific’s digital journey towards customer centricity |
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12:15 – 13:15 |
Networking lunch |
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Breakout Sessions: |
Track 1: Virtual is the new reality |
Track 2: Technology transforming healthcare |
Track 3: China in Focus |
13:15 – 13:45 |
Orchestrating virtual trials Virtual (or direct to patient) trials are no longer the stuff of fiction. This session will examine how this innovative trial approach is transforming the clinical trial landscape driving step-change improvement in bringing new molecules to market. Josh Rose, Vice President, Global Head of Strategy, R&D Solutions, IQVIA |
Transforming integrated care through technology [Fireside chat] The case has been made & proved for the need of patient access and support programs in Asia Pacific. We now explore how technology applications are required to connect the dots around data integration, patient experience, stakeholder engagement, in order to provide more effective and sustainable integrated care service for patients Moderator: Sol Magaz, Head of Consulting, Southeast Asia, IQVIA Panellists: Amkidit Afable, Director, Business Model Innovation, Johnson & Johnson Farouk Meralli, Chief Executive Officer, mClinica Prof.Dr. Jörg Kreuzer, Medical Director, ROPU SEASK, Boehringer Ingelheim |
China: future shaping |
13:45 – 14:15 |
AI for You and I The hype around AI shows no signs of slowing down and its potential to transform healthcare delivery is limitless. But what are some of the challenges in application and how can we make the most of the opportunities? Sengmeng Koo, Head, Alliances and Partnerships, AI Singapore |
Improving public health outcomes via data science Data science has made it possible to draw connections across the entire disease continuum, making it possible for us to better understand population health. We take a look at how digital can be used to prevent, diagnose and implement public health initiatives for alleviating the global disease burden. Moderator: Steven Harsono, Head of Public Health, Asia Pacific, IQVIA Panellists: Jonathan Stambolis, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Zenysis Technologies Prof. Marcus Ong, Head, Health Services Research Center (HSRC), SingHealth Nicolas Boillot, Chief Operating Officer, SystemOne |
Functional service provision in China In an environment of rapid growth and change, the biopharma industry faces challenges to keep pace with human capital needs for clinical trial execution. China’s unique needs, in combination with ever-present financial pressures, dictate robust resource management mechanisms. In this session we’ll dive deeper into the tenets of a functional service partnership and what makes FSP a good bet in China. Jovan Willford, Vice President, Clinical FSP, IQVIA |
14:15 – 14:25 |
Break to change rooms |
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14:25 – 15:00 |
Compliance in a digital world While the rise of digital increases overall connectivity, efficiency and transparency, it also presents companies with the challenge of ensuring compliance in a digital world. We investigate the need for increased compliance and the tools and processes to achieve this. Moderator: Hywel Evans, Director, Analytics Centre of Excellence, Asia Pacific, IQVIA Panellists: John Cairns, Head of Multi-Channel Engagement and Dr. Sushrut Bhatt, Director, Medical Governance, Quality & Risk Management, GSK Tony Estrella, Managing Director – Health, Taliossa Digital Innovation, Asia, Sanofi |
Use of innovative technology: direct-to-patient In an increasingly connected world, with increasingly informed patients, the need for healthcare stakeholders to engage patients directly has become a necessity. We discuss the perspectives and innovative approaches of different healthcare stakeholders on direct-to-patient engagement. Moderator: David Hou, Head of MedTech, Asia Pacific, IQVIA Panellists: Enver Erkan, Country Manager, Singapore, Pfizer Josh Rose, Vice President, Global Head of Strategy, R&D Solutions, IQVIA Dr. Snehal Patel, Chief Executive Officer & Co-Founder, MyDoc Dr. Steven Tucker, Founder, Tucker Medical Chief Medical Officer, CXA Group |
Rise of the virtual rep Dr. Kings Wang, Senior Director, Strategic Planning & Business Development, Head of Contract Sales & Medical Service, Greater China, IQVIA
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15:00 – 15:30 |
Coffee break |
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15:30 – 16:15 |
Asia Pacific c-suite roundtable | Biotech’s role in shaping the future of Asian healthcare |
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16:15 – 16:55 |
Personalized medicine: Human Data Science at its best [Keynote panel] |
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16:55 – 17:00 |
Closing address Nitin Goel, Vice President and General Manager, Southeast Asia, IQVIA |
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17:00 – 18:00 |
Networking drinks |