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Welcome to Cognitio, the weekly podcast by ARCS Australia, your go-to source for insights into the evolving world of medtech, pharmaceuticals, and life sciences.
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Between Leadership and Dependence: Australia's HTA System Under Pressure (opens the original)
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Australia occupies an unusual position in global pharmaceuticals. It is regarded as a leader in cost effectiveness assessment, and at the same time it depends on innovation funded largely elsewhere. What does that dual role mean for patient access and for the medicines that reach this market? In this episode of Cognitio, Tim Boyle presents a LifeSciences Australia Market Access Special Interest Group webinar featuring Ella O'Nuallain, a health economics and policy researcher now working at NSW H
What the Coroners Know (opens the original)
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Every year in England and Wales, coroners write around 450 reports naming actions that could prevent future deaths. Roughly one in five involves a medicine. They are public, they are searchable, and according to our guest, essentially no pharmaceutical company is using them for pharmacovigilance. Dr Georgia Richards is an epidemiologist at King's College London and the founder of the Preventable Deaths Tracker, the first platform to digitise coroners' reports and turn them into live, searchable
Draw It Before You Say It (opens the original)
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Our sector speaks in technical language, and that language is precise, accurate and often impenetrable to the people it is meant to serve. In this episode of Cognitio, Tim Boyle hands the microphone to Jessamy Gee, founder and director of Think in Colour and Australia's first IFVP certified master visual practitioner. Jessamy works as a graphic recorder, translating complex discussion into a visual record while it is happening, across healthcare, security, agriculture and public consultation. Sh
How Do We Know It Isn't Just Luck? Biostatistics in Early Phase Trials (opens the original)
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Every early phase trial ends with a number, and with a judgement about whether that number means anything. In this episode of Cognitio, Professor Rory Wolfe of the Monash University Clinical Trial Centre and medical statistician Dr Alan Herschtal set out how biostatistics underpins that judgement, and why it belongs at the first planning meeting rather than the last. They cover why clinical development is staged the way it is, what a p value actually tells you and what it does not, why confidenc
Invisible, Essential and Overloaded: Rethinking Medical Operations (opens the original)
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Medical operations teams are often essential to the work of medical affairs, yet much of their contribution remains unseen. At the same time, growing workloads, limited resources and constant interruptions can leave teams operating in a cycle of reactive support. In this episode of Cognitio, webinar convener Lee-Mai Pang speaks with Sanofi medical operations leader Menai Johnson about breaking that cycle. Drawing on a practical organisational example, they explore how accountability can graduall
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