The way in which science is communicated and interpreted is constantly evolving. DIA is committed to providing the tools and resources needed for our stakeholders to gain a comprehensive understanding of the regulatory and compliance environment that directly affects the daily activities of medical affairs and scientific communication professionals. Medical affairs and scientific communication programs and eLearning offerings help keep our stakeholders up to date with these important topics.
The Medical Information Scientific Process: Define, Research, Evaluate, Synthesize, and Share (DRESS)
The use of mathematical modeling to represent, analyze, make predictions or providing information on data obtained in drug research and development has made pharmacometrics an area of great prominence and importance.
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Submit an abstract for an existing or future event on any topic that advances the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical device, and related fields.
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Good Publications Practice in the Workplace GPP 2022, Professional Engagement, and Artificial Intelligence in Publications Practice
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Clinical Trial Results on ClinicalTrials.gov: Limited Value and Utility to Patients and Professionals
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Canadian Medical Information Benchmarking Survey: MILE Framework for Digital Provision of Medical Information for Healthcare Professionals
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DIA Digital Learning Catalog
DIA Learning programs provide unique, realistic opportunities for professionals to learn best practices in their fields with Internet-based courseware, conveniently accessible anytime, anywhere.
Medical Affairs eLearning Program
DIA’s Medical Affairs eLearning Program includes eleven modules, covering key elements for success in Medical Affairs.