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See details of each session below, including a list of speakers, links to view each session on-demand, set-up slides for each session, and links to applicable content and resources.
Day 1, September 12, 2022 
Addressing Unmet Healthcare Needs: How do we prioritize unmet healthcare needs and accelerate innovation?
Day 2, September 13, 2022 
Evolving the Biomedical Innovation System: How do we improve R&D productivity sufficiently to sustain innovation?
Day 3, September 14, 2022
Maximizing the Value of Medicines to Patients: How do we achieve higher value from available medicines?
Day 4, September 15, 2022 
Advancing Health System Sustainability: How do we assess what is sustainable, affordable, and equitable?
Day 5, September 16, 2022 
Re-Thinking the Life Sciences Business Model: How do we ensure the business model evolves successfully?
Addressing Unmet Health Care Needs: This first day of the Life Sciences Innovation Forum covered assessing innovation needs, identifying new pathways, balancing disease and innovation priorities, access to innovation, and the promise of “curative” therapies.
 Olawale (Wale) Ajose, MPH
Olawale (Wale) Ajose, MPH 
Managing Partner, Market Access Africa
 Thomas Cueni, MS
Thomas Cueni, MS 
Director General, IFPMA
 Bengt Jönsson, Ph.D.
Bengt Jönsson, Ph.D. 
Professor Emeritus of Health Economics, Stockholm School of Economics
 
                            The IQVIA Life Sciences Forum was born of a desire to drive innovation and further advance healthcare. Each session will begin with a presentation of new research data and analytics and will continue with provocative commentaries and lively and engaging discussions with leaders and experts from the life sciences industry and select stakeholders.
 
                            Solving unmet healthcare needs is at the top of the agenda for policymakers and international organizations, but there is no global consensus about what constitutes the most urgent priorities, and there are huge variations in access to innovations between countries at all income levels and across the globe.
Assessing the landscape of innovative approaches
Evolving the Biomedical Innovation System: Day two of the Life Sciences Innovation Forum looked at the regulatory environment, clinical trial productivity, the role of real-world evidence and advanced analytics, sustainability of the innovation system, and collaborative models.
 David Arons, JD
David Arons, JD
CEO, National Brain Tumor Society
 Patrick Caubel, MD, Ph.D.
Patrick Caubel, MD, Ph.D. 
Chief Safety Officer, Pfizer
 Ken Getz, MBA
Ken Getz, MBA 
Executive Director, Research Professor, Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development
 Patrick Maxwell, MD
Patrick Maxwell, MD 
Regius Professor of Physic, University of Cambridge
 Nicole Connelly, Ph.D.
Nicole Connelly, Ph.D. 
Research Director, IQVIA Institute for Human Data Science
 
                            The IQVIA Life Sciences Forum was born of a desire to drive innovation and further advance healthcare. Each session will begin with a presentation of new research data and analytics and will continue with provocative commentaries and lively and engaging discussions with leaders and experts from the life sciences industry and select stakeholders.
A CRO perspective on accelerating clinical development
Maximizing the Value of Medicines to Patients: Day three of the Life Sciences Innovation Forum included discussions around how to achieve higher value from available medicines, including personalized medicines, the importance of technology, and home-based care.
 Josh Benner, PharmD, ScD
Josh Benner, PharmD, ScD 
CEO, RxAnte
 Jisella Dolan, JD
Jisella Dolan, JD
Chief Global Advocacy Office,r Home Instead + Honor Technology
 Rob Glik, MBA
Rob Glik, MBA
VP & GM, Value & Access Strategy Consulting, IQVIA
 Daryl Pritchard, Ph.D.
Daryl Pritchard, Ph.D.
SVP, Science Policy, Personalized Medicine Coalition
 Vibhu Tewary, MBA
Vibhu Tewary, MBA 
Project Director, IQVIA Institute for Human Data Science
 
                            The IQVIA Life Sciences Forum was born of a desire to drive innovation and further advance healthcare. Each session will begin with a presentation of new research data and analytics and will continue with provocative commentaries and lively and engaging discussions with leaders and experts from the life sciences industry and select stakeholders.
Advancing Health System Sustainability: Discussions on the fourth day of the Life Sciences Innovation Forum focused on defining sustainability, contributors to sustainability, overcoming disparities, the role of life sciences companies, and medicine spending.
 Francesca Colombo, MSc
Francesca Colombo, MSc 
Head of Health Division, OECD
 David Cutler, Ph.D.
David Cutler, Ph.D. 
Otto Eckstein Professor of Applied Economics, Harvard University
 Michael Kleinrock, MA
Michael Kleinrock, MA 
Research Director, IQVIA Institute for Human Data Science
 
                            The IQVIA Life Sciences Forum was born of a desire to drive innovation and further advance healthcare. Each session will begin with a presentation of new research data and analytics and will continue with provocative commentaries and lively and engaging discussions with leaders and experts from the life sciences industry and select stakeholders.
Re-thinking the Life Sciences Business Model: The fifth and final day of the Life Sciences Innovation Forum considered how we might re-think the life sciences business model, including speed and agility, disruptors, balancing risk and reward, radical patient engagement, and the future of life sciences companies.
 Arvind Balasundaram, MBA
Arvind Balasundaram, MBA 
Executive Director, Commercial Insights & Analytics, Regeneron
 AJ Ploszay, Ph.D., MSc
AJ Ploszay, Ph.D., MSc 
SVP & Chief Digital and Marketing Officer, IQVIA
 Kent Rogers, MBA
Kent Rogers, MBA 
Chief Customer Officer, EQRx
 Mark Trusheim, MS
Mark Trusheim, MS 
NEWDIGS, Tufts Medical Center
 Michael Kleinrock, MA
Michael Kleinrock, MA
Research Director, IQVIA Institute
 
                            The IQVIA Life Sciences Forum was born of a desire to drive innovation and further advance healthcare. Each session will begin with a presentation of new research data and analytics and will continue with provocative commentaries and lively and engaging discussions with leaders and experts from the life sciences industry and select stakeholders.
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