Join us for an insightful lunchtime webinar to explore the evidence development pathway for diagnostics on 28 June at 12.30pm.
During this session, we will cover the evidence required to demonstrate the effectiveness and safety of new diagnostic tests, the specific challenges associated with reviews of diagnostic studies, and provide some insights into how researchers and reviewers can navigate the hurdles across this rapidly evolving landscape of diagnostic health technology.
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Laatst geüpdatet: 21 oktober 2024 door j.lind
The Evidence Development Pathway for Diagnostics (Lunchtime Webinar)
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Join us for an insightful lunchtime webinar to explore the evidence development pathway for diagnostics on 28 June at 12.30pm.
During this session, we will cover the evidence required to demonstrate the effectiveness and safety of new diagnostic tests, the specific challenges associated with reviews of diagnostic studies, and provide some insights into how researchers and reviewers can navigate the hurdles across this rapidly evolving landscape of diagnostic health technology.
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