e-Learning in 5 modules: concept, data requirements and the AMNOG process up to the price negotiation
Online seminar on HTA logics, national differences (Germany, France, UK, Nordic countries) and EU HTA regulation - essential insights for pharmaceutical market access professionals.
This online conference offers compact expert talks and diverse perspectives on global regulatory strategies, digital transformation and evidence generation. Expect focused insights, practical takeaways and lively discussions with experienced speakers - and stay informed about the latest developments in global regulatory practices.
Discover how recent U.S. pharmaceutical pricing reforms may affect the European pharma sector. This online seminar provides a transatlantic perspective on policy trends, trade risks, and pricing dynamics, focusing on the latest U.S. reforms such as the Most Favored Nation (MFN) mechanism, new tariffs, and direct sales models in the pharmaceutical industry.
This online seminar provides a comprehensive introduction to drug market access and pricing strategies in five key European countries: Germany, Spain, the UK, Italy, and France. Designed for beginners and professionals seeking structured insights into HTA systems, stakeholder roles, and pricing negotiations.
Using AI for clinical data evaluation, systematic literature reviews, dossier writing, and PICO simulations - the essential market access areas covered
This seminar provides newcomers and career changers with a comprehensive introduction to European medical device regulation. Participants gain essential knowledge on development, classification, clinical evaluation, and post-market surveillance of medical devices. Our preparatory e-learning ensures optimal readiness for the seminar and helps deepen the practical understanding.
This course offers a deep dive into patient involvement in HTA processes across Europe, with a focus on the UK and Germany - learn practical approaches, regulatory insights, and how to engage meaningfully with patient organisations.
