Vital evidence needed to improve outcomes

Richard Armstrong examines how real-world evidence, underpinned by accurate & comprehensive information, would allow healthcare professionals, pharmaceutical & medical device companies to understand, at scale, what works best and for which patients

Thoughtful use of real-world evidence (RWE) has the power to revolutionise patient safety, clinical standards, and drive-up cost efficiencies, which is why it has become a priority for the medical and pharmaceutical profession. 

RWE is the clinical evidence regarding the usage and potential benefits, or risks of a medicine or device derived from the analysis of the data collected on how it’s being used, or is performing, in a large-scale real-world setting. RWE answers the question of how well a medicine or device works in an average clinical or real-world environment.

Leveraging RWE will provide more timely access to broader and richer sets of information, and it’s increasingly being touted and acknowledged as a gamechanger in product research and development.1

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