Benefit-Risk SIG

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The Benefit-Risk SIG was set up at the start of 2012 to help support those involved in this fast evolving area.

The main aims of the SIG are:

To understand how best to apply Benefit-Risk methodologies across the Pharmaceutical Industry
To discuss and make recommendations on key methodological issues
To share examples of how Benefit-Risk has been used within pharmaceutical companies
To share external information including new developments around Benefit-Risk

Currently the SIG has subgroups working on:

Literature review
Benefit-Risk in the HTA setting (together with the HTA SIG)
Bayesian applications in Benefit-Risk
Preference elicitation and Benefit-Risk

We also develop relevant training in the area of structured Benefit-Risk as needed.

If you have an interest in being involved in this SIG, or have an interesting case study or experience of carrying out a structured Benefit-Risk assessment to share, please contact Shahrul Mt-Isa or Marco Boeri.

Our BLOG can be found under www.benefit-risk-assessment.com. It is a great source of information for all things Benefit-Risk related: upcoming conferences, journal publications, training, and much more.

Upcoming Events

PSI VisSIG Wonderful Wednesday Webinar Series (2023)

Our monthly webinar explores examples of innovative data visualisations relevant to our day to day work. Each month a new dataset is provided from a clinical trial or other relevant example, and participants are invited to submit a graphic that communicates interesting and relevant characteristics of the data.

PSI Book Club

Welcome to PSI's book club! We will be reading/discussing non-technical books relevant to our roles. Participants will be split into smaller groups to network with each other and practice exercises.

PSI EIWG Webinar: Proposing Estimands from Different Perspectives

The webinar will build on the concepts and case studies previously discussed. A case study in heart failure will be presented from the perspective of multiple stakeholders.

Apprentice Statistician

As an Apprentice Statistician, you will work as a statistician on clinical trials under supervision, whilst also completing off-the-job training through the University of Strathclyde. You will receive an MSc-equivalent qualification in Medical Statistics.

Head of Hepatology/Gastrointestinal (GI)/ Renal Disease Area Clinical Statistics

This Head of Hepatology/Gastrointestinal (GI)/ Renal Disease Area Clinical Statistics role has a portfolio leadership for groups of statisticians aligned with specific business areas.