2024-09-16 2024-09-16 , online online, 1,290 € plus tax Alexander Maur https://forum-institut.com/seminar/25012053-artificial-intelligence-in-pharmacovigilance/referenten/25/25_01/25012053-course-artificial-intelligence-in-pharmacovigilance_maur-alexander.jpg Artificial Intelligence in Pharmacovigilance

Explore the transformative potential of artificial intelligence in pharmacovigilance. This course provides an in-depth understanding of AI technologies, regulatory requirements, and practical applications in drug safety. Through expert insights and hands-on workshops, you'll learn how to leverage AI to enhance your pharmacovigilance processes. Register now to future-proof your PV operations.

Topics
  • Understanding artificial intelligence: ML, NLP, LLM and more
  • Legal background and future developments
  • Trends in pharmacovigilance technology
  • AI in PV: Current position and future possibilities
  • Management perspectives and compliance
  • Workshops: Large Language Model; Generative AI


Who should attend
This course will be conducted in English.

It is designed for individuals in the pharmaceutical industry involved in planning, implementing and utilising AI technologies in the pharmacovigilance sector. Basic knowledge and/or practical experience in pharmacovigilance are prerequisites.
Aims and objectives
Artificial intelligence (AI) is recognised by many business experts as the next key innovation, a game changer poised to transform the entire work landscape, including that of the pharmaceutical industry. The potential applications in pharmacovigilance - from streamlined and automated ICSR management to automatic additional monitoring and signal detection, from summarising relevant information and aiding benefit-risk evaluation, to automatic report generation - are vast. This course will bring you up to date with emerging opportunities and challenges.

Following the passing of the EU AI Act in 2023, additional guidelines for the pharmaceutical industry are expected in the coming years. Our industry and legal experts will outline what these are likely to entail.
    • Embracing the principle that theory is necessary but retention comes through practice, you will engage in two workshops.
Your benefit

This online course about AI in pharmacovigilance will cover:

  • the various categories of AI technologies.
  • current and expected regulatory requirements and guidelines.
  • feasible applications to date, and what the future may hold.
  • the management perspective, challenges and compliance.
  • practical applications of generative AI such as ChatGPT or Microsoft Copilot.

Course Artificial Intelligence in Pharmacovigilance

Artificial Intelligence in Pharmacovigilance

Current State and Future Technologies in PV

Benefits
  • Condensed course provided by industry and legal experts
  • AI and its applications in pharmacovigilance
  • Includes two workshops
  • Certified to ISO 9001 and ISO 21001 standards

Webcode 25012053

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Appointment

20/01/2025

20/01/2025

Period

09:00-17:00 CET
You may join the session 30 minutes before it begins.

09:00-17:00 CET
You may join the session 30 minutes before it begins.
Venue

online

online

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Your contact

Nadja Wolff
Conference Manager

+49 6221 500-696
n.wolff@forum-institut.de

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Explore the transformative potential of artificial intelligence in pharmacovigilance. This course provides an in-depth understanding of AI technologies, regulatory requirements, and practical applications in drug safety. Through expert insights and hands-on workshops, you'll learn how to leverage AI to enhance your pharmacovigilance processes. Register now to future-proof your PV operations.

Topics

  • Understanding artificial intelligence: ML, NLP, LLM and more
  • Legal background and future developments
  • Trends in pharmacovigilance technology
  • AI in PV: Current position and future possibilities
  • Management perspectives and compliance
  • Workshops: Large Language Model; Generative AI


Who should attend
This course will be conducted in English.

It is designed for individuals in the pharmaceutical industry involved in planning, implementing and utilising AI technologies in the pharmacovigilance sector. Basic knowledge and/or practical experience in pharmacovigilance are prerequisites.

Aims and objectives

Artificial intelligence (AI) is recognised by many business experts as the next key innovation, a game changer poised to transform the entire work landscape, including that of the pharmaceutical industry. The potential applications in pharmacovigilance - from streamlined and automated ICSR management to automatic additional monitoring and signal detection, from summarising relevant information and aiding benefit-risk evaluation, to automatic report generation - are vast. This course will bring you up to date with emerging opportunities and challenges.

Following the passing of the EU AI Act in 2023, additional guidelines for the pharmaceutical industry are expected in the coming years. Our industry and legal experts will outline what these are likely to entail.

    • Embracing the principle that theory is necessary but retention comes through practice, you will engage in two workshops.

Your benefit

This online course about AI in pharmacovigilance will cover:

  • the various categories of AI technologies.
  • current and expected regulatory requirements and guidelines.
  • feasible applications to date, and what the future may hold.
  • the management perspective, challenges and compliance.
  • practical applications of generative AI such as ChatGPT or Microsoft Copilot.

Detailed programme

09:00-17:00 CET
You may join the session 30 minutes before it begins.

08:45

Technical test
You are welcome to log in a little earlier to test your audio and video equipment before the event begins.

09:00 Welcome and introduction


09:15

Wei Wannhoff

Artificial intelligence: What is it?
  • Automation, artificial intelligence and human intelligence
  • History of AI
  • Machine learning (ML) and deep learning
  • Natural language processing (NLP) and large language model (LLM)
  • Generative AI

09:45

Alexander Maur

Legal background
  • The EU AI Act
  • The general data protection regulation (GDPR)
  • Local data protection regulations
  • Legal requirements for the validation of IT systems
  • Regulatory implications for pharmacovigilance activities

10:45 Coffee break


11:00

Dr Ulrich Vogel

Pharmacovigilance technology trends
  • Rule-based automation vs machine learning
  • Generative AI: What for?
  • PV AI initiatives in Europe

11:30

Wei Wannhoff

Introduction to AI in PV
  • Scope in PV
  • Limitations and concerns
  • How companies are leveraging AI to automate PV, including examples
  • Workshop/Discussion: What PV activity do you would like to automate?

12:15 Lunch


13:15

Dr Ulrich Vogel

AI in pharmacovigilance
  • Regulatory intelligence and process design
  • ICSR management: text extraction, structuring and coding
  • Continuous safety screening and signal detection
  • Contextualising information

14:00

Wei Wannhoff

Workshop: Large Language Model in case intake/processing
  • Case intake/processing supported by LLM
  • Comparison of efficient with and without LLM support

14:45 Coffee break


15:00

Dr Ulrich Vogel

Workshop: Examples of generative AI for pharmacovigilance purposes
  • Extract structured information from text
  • Generate executable code for programmatic data analysis
  • Prompt engineering

15:45

Wei Wannhoff, Alexander Maur

The management perspective and compliance
  • Ethical implications of AI
  • Will I lose my job, or am I digging my own grave?
  • Outsourcing vs in-house talent acquisition
  • Implementation of AI: Responsibilities and organisational requirements
  • Outsourcing: Requirements, legal responsibilities, and contracting
  • Game: Devil's advocate - why AI should NOT play a role in PV

16:30

All speakers

Discussion

17:00 Course ends


Further information

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The pre-meeting gives you the opportunity to explore our Learning Space and to familiarise yourself with the technology to start off your online training on the right foot. This is a non-binding offer for all our customers and not a prerequisite for participation. If a pre-meeting date does not suit you but you would still like a technology check, please contact us.

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I was a great introduction into thetopic, explaining basic terminologyand modes of working of AI. Alsopractical examples were providedand existing commercializedsolutions. I liked the aspect of legalframework and ethics. The slidesare helpful to follow up certaintopics later.

Gives me an overview of thediff erent application of AI in PV.