Final Revised Version of BioPhorum Extractable Testing Recommendation Part 1
About this event
During this webinar, the presenters will highlight all the changes to the final revised version of the BioPhorum Extractable Testing Recommendation. To facilitate a harmonized extractable data reporting to end users, the presenters will introduce the newly designed BioPhorum Extractable Data Summary (BEDS) template.
Some levels of details with regards to what specific information or format of templates are compulsory and what are flexible for suppliers to tailor to their own preferences will be detailed during the webinar. Additionally, several FAQs questions will be presented to clarify some common questions.
The webinars will end with 30 minutes of a panel discussion for participants to seek to clarify of all presented information.
What you'll learn
- End-users and suppliers collaboration set up;
- Specific updates to the extraction study recommendation;
- Specific areas of flexibility when implementing the protocol;
- Updates to the analytical test method system suitability.
Topics covered
Frequently asked questions
Who is hosting Final Revised Version of BioPhorum Extractable Testing Recommendation Part 1?
Final Revised Version of BioPhorum Extractable Testing Recommendation Part 1 is hosted by BioPharma Webinars.
When is Final Revised Version of BioPhorum Extractable Testing Recommendation Part 1?
Final Revised Version of BioPhorum Extractable Testing Recommendation Part 1 is scheduled for Tuesday, April 21, 2020.
Where does registration take place?
Registration or viewing is completed on BioPharma Webinars's website.
What format is this event?
This is an online webinar.
Which topics does this event cover?
The event covers Data.
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