Published 2 October 2026
Suzy Wang, Research and Production Lead at Reuters Events,...
Tuesday, 13 Oct 2026
RWE isn’t failing – our data strategies are. Explore how to overcome RWE challenges to generate decision-grade evidence from real-world data.
Despite unprecedented access to real-world data (RWD), many HEOR teams still struggle to generate evidence that stands up to scrutiny. Fragmentation, hidden bias, and operational complexity continue to undermine impact.
In this session, Myla Maloney and Ariann Stone of Premier Applied Sciences challenge conventional approaches to real-world evidence (RWE) and explore what it actually takes to produce decision-grade evidence. Using examples grounded in the Premier Healthcare Database, they will unpack how more connected data, rigorous methods, and thoughtful study design can close the gap between evidence generation and real-world decision-making.
Speakers: Myla Maloney & Ariann Stone
Tuesday, 13 Oct 2026
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