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The Westin Boston Seaport District

2025 年 03 月 10 日 8:00 上午 - 2025 年 03 月 12 日 12:30 下午

425 Summer Street, Boston, MA 02210, USA

Medical Affairs and Scientific Communications Forum

The longest running neutral forum cultivating interdepartmental relationships in medical affairs.

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Session 5 Track 2: How Generative AI is Transforming Medical Writing

Session Chair(s)

Nimita  Limaye, PhD

Nimita Limaye, PhD

Research Vice President, Life Sciences R&D Strategy and Technology

IDC, United States

This session will discuss how technology players, CROs, and life sciences companies are leveraging AI/GenAI to transform Medical Writing. It will discuss the key use cases that are being implemented, examine the ROI that can be generated, dig into some of the implementation challenges, explore regulatory considerations, change management issues, and how GenAI will completely transform medical writing operations over time.

Learning Objective :
  • Understand which are the use cases that show promise for the implementation of GenAI in Medical Writing
  • Learn how to address some of the implementation challenges related to leveraging GenAI in Medical Writing
  • Understand how new business models for medical writing will be structured
  • Recognize the key strategies for driving and scaling adoption of GenAI in Medical Writing

Speaker(s)

Julia  Forjanic-Klapproth, PhD

From Gatherer to Storyteller: How Using an AI Tool is Raising the Value Proposition of Medical Writers in the Writing Process

Julia Forjanic-Klapproth, PhD

Trilogy Writing & Consulting, Germany

Senior Partner

James  Wolfe, PhD, MS

Development of Artificial Intelligence Solutions in Medical Writing: Case Studies, Benefits, and Challenges

James Wolfe, PhD, MS

PAREXEL, France

Vice President, Medical Writing Services

Representative Invited

Speaker

Representative Invited

IQVIA, United Kingdom

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