Target RWE at ISPE 2025
Discover our activities and real-world evidence solutions at the ISPE Annual Meeting & Conference
Explore our Research at ISPE
Target RWE is attending the ISPE Annual Conference from August 22-26, 2025 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington DC.
With a strong focus on causal inference, modern epidemiological methods, and data-agnostic solutions, we continue to redefine how observational data is used to inform healthcare decisions and regulatory-grade evidence generation. Our presence includes a featured symposium and two poster presentations showcasing real-world applications of advanced causal methods—underscoring our leadership in turning complex methodologies into practical, impactful insights.
Target RWE Research & Presentations at ISPE
Symposium
Integrating Real-World Data with Randomized Controlled Trials: Advancing Evidence Generation
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Oral Presentation
Estimating Artificial Censoring Weights for Clone Censor Weighting Studies: Techniques and Lessons Learned
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Oral Presentation
Power vs. Precision When Estimating Risk Differences Using Observational Data: A Case Study from TARGET-IBD
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Leadership and Expertise at ISPE
2024 ISPE Research Presentations
Making the Case for Negative Control Outcome Studies in Real-World Evidence Research
David Pritchard, PhD, Director of Data Management & Statistics at Target RWE, shares a preview of his presentation for the DIA Real-World Evidence (RWE) Conference: "Making the Case for Negative Control Outcome Studies in a Real-World Evidence Setting." In this session, Dr. Pritchard explores the use of Negative Control Outcome (NCO) studies as a methodological strategy to enhance treatment group comparability—ultimately improving the validity and reliability of real-world research. Watch the video to learn how incorporating NCO studies can reduce bias, boost accuracy, and elevate the overall quality of your evidence.
Seeing Eye to Eye: Enhancing Inter-Team Communication for Reproducible Real-World Evidence
In this video, Nuvan Rathnayaka, Manager of Biostatistics at Target RWE, shares insights into this innovative approach and discusses how structured communication frameworks can improve the accuracy and reproducibility of real-world data analysis. Click the link to watch the video and learn more about the research, titled "Seeing Eye to Eye: Enhancing Inter-Team Communication for Reproducible Real-World Evidence."
