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title: "R/Adoption Series:The Adoption Of R in Japan’s Pharma Industry Confirmation" | ||
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{{< video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8hdJjU3qsQ >}} | ||
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## **Summary** | ||
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The Adoption of R in Japan’s Pharma Industry talk and panel discussion was led by key industry experts from the JPMA R Task Force Team. The webinar explored the usage and adoption of R in the pharmaceutical industry, specifically focusing on the findings of the JPMA Drug Evaluation Committee, R Task Force Team, and the JPMA Report. The report referenced various open source works and publications, including those from the R Consortium pilot submissions, Package Validation Hub, and webinar training. | ||
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## **Agenda** | ||
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- General Background by Rikimaru Nishimura | ||
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- PMDA: Highlighting the intricacies of submissions with R. | ||
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- JPMA R Task Force: Delving into past activities and shedding light on future initiatives. | ||
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- JPMA Survey Report by Rikimaru and Yuki Matsunaga | ||
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- Background: Understanding the rationale and motivation behind the JPMA survey. | ||
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- Results: Discuss key findings and their implications for the industry. | ||
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- Q&A Session | ||
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## **Speakers** | ||
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![](RikimaruNishimura_Janssen.jpg) | ||
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**Rikimaru Nishimura** has worked as a Statistical Programmer for Janssen Pharmaceutical K.K. since February 2015. He is responsible for statistical analysis in clinical trials and e-Data submission to PMDA. Before working in the pharmaceutical industry, he has experience developing bank accounting and customer management systems in Japanese technology company. Also, he is a start-up member of the open-source software task force in Japan Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association. | ||
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![](Yuki.png) | ||
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**Yuki Matsunaga** has worked as a Statistical Programmer, a Medical Scientific Expert, and a Medical Science Liaison for Novartis Pharma K.K. since April 2017. Recently, he works on new drug development and retrospective studies using medical real-world data such as electronic healthcare record and health claims data. Also, He is a member of the {admiralophtha} development team, and a start-up member of the open-source software task force in Japan Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association. | ||
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## **The R Adoption Series** | ||
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This is a new series of webinars focused on the adoption of R. Each session will include a case study and often include panels or discussions to enable those starting their journey to ask questions. | ||
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R Consortium will keep this page updated with information on future webinars in the R Adoption series. If there is some information that you are looking for specifically and you don’t see it here, feel free to email us at info\@r-consortium.org. |
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