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✓ Published: 06-May-2021
✓ Published: 06-May-2021
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May 2021nSponsored by @MetrumRGnPlease join us for a follow-up learning opportunity, building on the ASCPT 2021 Annual Meeting session: Opportunities at the Intersection of Pharmacometrics and Health Economics for Insightful Drug Development Decision Making. This special presentation will provide a detailed review of a prototypical web-based interactive simulation app which allows for the exploration of expected relationships between pharmacometric characteristics of hypothetical new treatments
May 2021nSponsored by @MetrumRGnPlease join us for a follow-up learning opportunity, building on the ASCPT 2021 Annual Meeting session: Opportunities at the Intersection of Pharmacometrics and Health Economics for Insightful Drug Development Decision Making. This special presentation will provide a detailed review of a prototypical web-based interactive simulation app which allows for the exploration of expected relationships between pharmacometric characteristics of hypothetical new treatments
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