With outcomes from “real life” a critical compliment to clinical trial data, the importance of involving an epidemiologist at study inception is explored.
Rob Sambrook
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Articles by Rob Sambrook
Real-world evidence (RWE) is needed in addition to clinical trial data to understand drug effectiveness in a real-life setting and to profile patient populations in terms of their clinical characteristics and drug utilization.
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