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SUBJECT: JPAG / Royal Society of Biology and Royal Pharmaceutical Society Symposium: Companion diagnostics for precision medicine / Thursday 23rd March 2023 / Royal Society of Chemistry, London
TITLE OF EVENT: Companion diagnostics for precision medicine
DATE OF EVENT: Thursday 23rd March 2023
EVENT LINK: https://www.jpag.org/163
VENUE: Royal Society of Chemistry, London
Burlington House, Piccadilly, London W1J 0BA
VENUE LINK: www.rsc.org/locations-contacts/
ORGANISED BY: Joint Pharmaceutical Analysis Group
WEB LINK: https://www.jpag.org/
SPONSORS: Royal Pharmaceutical Society and Royal Society of Chemistry
CONTACT: Hon Events Secretary JPAG, events@jpag.org
This one-day symposium will address the development and need for companion diagnostics (CDx) for precision medicine applications. Companion diagnostics are becoming more and more important with time together with the growth of targeted therapies. Precision medicine approach aims to stratify patients with the ultimate aim of targeting patients who are most likely to respond to a specific treatment. Currently, CDx are used for many diseases lung cancer, colorectal cancer, breast cancer and melanoma.
At this symposium, delegates will be able to explore the current state of the art in vitro diagnostic tests used by the industry and explore the different scientific measurements that are needed to develop and deliver a CDx into the market.
CDx is a platform technology and can be used for many other diseases, join us and lets discuss the future of healthcare and personalised treatment.
Online attendance option is available in this meeting via MS Teams.
If you have a NHS/MHRA/academia e-mail address, you may be eligible for a £50 discount for this meeting. Please contact events@jpag.org for further details.
SPEAKERS:
Prof George Hanna - Imperial College London
Graham Fews - West Midlands Regional Genetics Lab / NHS
Prof Lorna Harries - University of Exeter / SENISCA
Dr Stephen Little - Yourgene Health
Dr Dahlia Salman - Bioxhale ltd
Dr Paul Wilson - Intelligent Fingerprinting
Dr Elizabeth Young - NHS
Prof Philip Young - University of Warwick
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Thursday 23rd March 2023
Companion diagnostics for precision medicine
Royal Society of Chemistry, London
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This one-day symposium will address the development and need for companion diagnostics (CDx) for precision medicine applications. Companion diagnostics are becoming more and more important with time together with the growth of targeted therapies. Precision medicine approach aims to stratify patients with the ultimate aim of targeting patients who are most likely to respond to a specific treatment. Currently, CDx are used for many diseases lung cancer, colorectal cancer, breast cancer and melanoma.
At this symposium, delegates will be able to explore the current state of the art in vitro diagnostic tests used by the industry and explore the different scientific measurements that are needed to develop and deliver a CDx into the market.
CDx is a platform technology and can be used for many other diseases, join us and lets discuss the future of healthcare and personalised treatment.
Online attendance option is available in this meeting via MS Teams.
If you have a NHS/MHRA/academia e-mail address, you may be eligible for a £50 discount for this meeting. Please contact events@jpag.org for further details.
Speakers:
Prof George Hanna - Imperial College London
Graham Fews - West Midlands Regional Genetics Lab / NHS
Prof Lorna Harries - University of Exeter / SENISCA
Dr Stephen Little - Yourgene Health
Dr Dahlia Salman - Bioxhale ltd
Dr Paul Wilson - Intelligent Fingerprinting
Dr Elizabeth Young - NHS
Prof Philip Young - University of Warwick
DOWNLOAD BROCHURE
Companion diagnostics for precision medicine
Royal Society of Chemistry, London
DOWNLOAD BROCHURE
This one-day symposium will address the development and need for companion diagnostics (CDx) for precision medicine applications. Companion diagnostics are becoming more and more important with time together with the growth of targeted therapies. Precision medicine approach aims to stratify patients with the ultimate aim of targeting patients who are most likely to respond to a specific treatment. Currently, CDx are used for many diseases lung cancer, colorectal cancer, breast cancer and melanoma.
At this symposium, delegates will be able to explore the current state of the art in vitro diagnostic tests used by the industry and explore the different scientific measurements that are needed to develop and deliver a CDx into the market.
CDx is a platform technology and can be used for many other diseases, join us and lets discuss the future of healthcare and personalised treatment.
Online attendance option is available in this meeting via MS Teams.
If you have a NHS/MHRA/academia e-mail address, you may be eligible for a £50 discount for this meeting. Please contact events@jpag.org for further details.
Speakers:
Prof George Hanna - Imperial College London
Graham Fews - West Midlands Regional Genetics Lab / NHS
Prof Lorna Harries - University of Exeter / SENISCA
Dr Stephen Little - Yourgene Health
Dr Dahlia Salman - Bioxhale ltd
Dr Paul Wilson - Intelligent Fingerprinting
Dr Elizabeth Young - NHS
Prof Philip Young - University of Warwick
DOWNLOAD BROCHURE
WANT TO PRESENT A POSTER?
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and benefit from discounted prices.
Click here for details.
REGISTER NOW...
Delegate fees include registration, documentation, lunch and refreshments.
DELEGATE RATES:
Concession : £ 45.00
Exhibitor GOLD : £ 1200.00
Exhibitor SILVER : £ 850.00
Exhibitor-BRONZE : £ 700.00
Member : £ 195.00
Non-Member : £ 295.00
Student : £ 45.00
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SUBJECT: JPAG / Royal Society of Biology and Royal Pharmaceutical Society Symposium: Companion diagnostics for precision medicine / Thursday 23rd March 2023 / Royal Society of Chemistry, London
TITLE OF EVENT: Companion diagnostics for precision medicine
DATE OF EVENT: Thursday 23rd March 2023
EVENT LINK: https://www.jpag.org/163
VENUE: Royal Society of Chemistry, London
Burlington House, Piccadilly, London W1J 0BA
VENUE LINK: www.rsc.org/locations-contacts/
ORGANISED BY: Joint Pharmaceutical Analysis Group
WEB LINK: https://www.jpag.org/
SPONSORS: Royal Pharmaceutical Society and Royal Society of Chemistry
CONTACT: Hon Events Secretary JPAG, events@jpag.org
This one-day symposium will address the development and need for companion diagnostics (CDx) for precision medicine applications. Companion diagnostics are becoming more and more important with time together with the growth of targeted therapies. Precision medicine approach aims to stratify patients with the ultimate aim of targeting patients who are most likely to respond to a specific treatment. Currently, CDx are used for many diseases lung cancer, colorectal cancer, breast cancer and melanoma.
At this symposium, delegates will be able to explore the current state of the art in vitro diagnostic tests used by the industry and explore the different scientific measurements that are needed to develop and deliver a CDx into the market.
CDx is a platform technology and can be used for many other diseases, join us and lets discuss the future of healthcare and personalised treatment.
Online attendance option is available in this meeting via MS Teams.
If you have a NHS/MHRA/academia e-mail address, you may be eligible for a £50 discount for this meeting. Please contact events@jpag.org for further details.
SPEAKERS:
Prof George Hanna - Imperial College London
Graham Fews - West Midlands Regional Genetics Lab / NHS
Prof Lorna Harries - University of Exeter / SENISCA
Dr Stephen Little - Yourgene Health
Dr Dahlia Salman - Bioxhale ltd
Dr Paul Wilson - Intelligent Fingerprinting
Dr Elizabeth Young - NHS
Prof Philip Young - University of Warwick
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A recent analysis of the results has shown that more than 95% of attendees thought that JPAG meetings were well planned, relevant and met their main objectives, and would recommend JPAG meetings to colleagues
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I did appreciate receiving the slides before, as then I could print them and make notes around them during the symposium. (Jul 2021)
Getting an industry perspective on this topic was most helpful. (Jul 2021)
I appreciate having access to relevant JPAG seminars from overseas; provision of lectures beforehand to allow reading beforehand. (Jun 2021)
I did like having the presentations available early, with the webinar portion being focused on Q&A. (May 2021)
Fantastic to hear from NHS speaker, provides real insight to patient/clinician considerations that we don't necessarily see in industry. (Mar 2021)
From attendee perspective, the course did not take up the whole day as no travel necessary and overall good value for money. (Mar 2021)
Hearing the information from the clinical setting side was very useful. (Mar 2021)
Well organized. This was an amazing session. Prior sharing of the presentation was a great add on! (Dec 2020)
Liked the format of watching presentations and then summary with questions - gave a more joined feel to meeting. Thought the meeting was going to be quite dry but turned out to be engaging. (Dec 2020)
While I really enjoy getting the opportunity to visit Burlington House for JPAG events, I thought this was excellent digital alternative. Thank you to all JPAG organizers for organizing and managing the meeting. Thanks also to the speakers for their excellent slides, pre-recorded presentations as well as their summaries and Q&A sessions during the event. (Oct 2020)
Thank you for providing the presentations in advance made this a very efficient way of bringing us up to date. (Oct 2020)
Given the current worldwide circumstances, the format of the meeting with the videos and materials available beforehand, followed by the 'live' summaries and Q&A worked well. (Oct 2020)
Well done to all the speakers and the organisers for being able to successfully hold highly informative conferences virtually! (July 2020)
The most useful aspect of the webinar was the variety in the presentations across industry and the regulators. Really good to review the presentations beforehand. (July 2020)
A great alternative to real conference. (May 2020)
Good value, well organised symposium. Always useful for focused topics. (Feb 2020)
A very good day. Enjoyed getting to speak to the presenters to discuss current challenges in industry. (December 2019)
A good, well planned and interesting meeting. (December 2019)
I did appreciate receiving the slides before, as then I could print them and make notes around them during the symposium. (Jul 2021)
Getting an industry perspective on this topic was most helpful. (Jul 2021)
I appreciate having access to relevant JPAG seminars from overseas; provision of lectures beforehand to allow reading beforehand. (Jun 2021)
I did like having the presentations available early, with the webinar portion being focused on Q&A. (May 2021)
Fantastic to hear from NHS speaker, provides real insight to patient/clinician considerations that we don't necessarily see in industry. (Mar 2021)
From attendee perspective, the course did not take up the whole day as no travel necessary and overall good value for money. (Mar 2021)
Hearing the information from the clinical setting side was very useful. (Mar 2021)
Well organized. This was an amazing session. Prior sharing of the presentation was a great add on! (Dec 2020)
Liked the format of watching presentations and then summary with questions - gave a more joined feel to meeting. Thought the meeting was going to be quite dry but turned out to be engaging. (Dec 2020)
While I really enjoy getting the opportunity to visit Burlington House for JPAG events, I thought this was excellent digital alternative. Thank you to all JPAG organizers for organizing and managing the meeting. Thanks also to the speakers for their excellent slides, pre-recorded presentations as well as their summaries and Q&A sessions during the event. (Oct 2020)
Thank you for providing the presentations in advance made this a very efficient way of bringing us up to date. (Oct 2020)
Given the current worldwide circumstances, the format of the meeting with the videos and materials available beforehand, followed by the 'live' summaries and Q&A worked well. (Oct 2020)
Well done to all the speakers and the organisers for being able to successfully hold highly informative conferences virtually! (July 2020)
The most useful aspect of the webinar was the variety in the presentations across industry and the regulators. Really good to review the presentations beforehand. (July 2020)
A great alternative to real conference. (May 2020)
Good value, well organised symposium. Always useful for focused topics. (Feb 2020)
A very good day. Enjoyed getting to speak to the presenters to discuss current challenges in industry. (December 2019)
A good, well planned and interesting meeting. (December 2019)
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