2018 Japan Interchange Presentations

Thank you for attending the 2018 Japan Interchange. You will find presentations from the Main Conference below.

Note: Presentations are subject to copyright and may not be used without written consent of CDISC or its affiliates.
 

Session 1: Opening Plenary & Keynote Address

Opening Remarks
Stephen Pyke, GSK, CDISC Board Chair

Update for Our Community
David R. Bobbitt, CDISC President and CEO

Keynote: Quality Management Systems and CDISC Standards in Clinical Research in Japan
Dr. Takuhiro Yamaguchi, Tohoku University Graduate School of Medicine, Tohoku University Hospital

What's New and What's Next & TA Standards Update
Rhonda Facile, CDISC

Session 2: Second Opening Plenary

CDISC Myths & Truths: Creating Clarity
Dr. Diane Wold and Kit Howard, CDISC

SHARE 2.0 Update
Dr. Sam Hume, CDISC

Challenges and Opportunities: Using CDISC Standards for Observational Studies
Jon Neville, CDISC

Session 3: Perspectives on Submission and Usage of E-Data

Electronic Data Submission in Japan: Current Status and Future
Dr. Yuki Ando, PMDA

Experiences of Receiving and Using Electronic Data: Updates and Some Points to be Considered
Takami Suwa, PMDA

Points to Consider for E-Data Submission: Perspectives from Clinical Pharmacology
Takahiro Tanigawa, Bayer Yakuhin, Ltd.

JCROA Approach to CDISC
Toshihiko Watanabe, Japan CRO Association (JCROA)

Session 4: Use Cases & Updates by Academia & Industry

Investigating Mapping Procedure of Standardized Clinical Information, from the Standardized Structured Medical Record Information eXchange (SS-MIX) to CDISC
Dr. Takahiro Kiuchi, University Hospital Medical Information Network (UMIN) Center

Supporting System for EDC Entry Based on Japanese Standard Storage System
Dr. Hideto Yokoi, Kagawa University Hospital

Generating eCRF in ODM by Direct Data Capture from Electronic Medical Record
Dr. Yasushi Matsumura, Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine

AMED's Contribution to Penetration of CDISC in Academia
Dr. Sae Ochi, Agency for Medical Research and Development (AMED)

Increase Quality and Reduce SDTM Development Time with Test Study Data Simulator
Bhaskar Subramanian, Covance

Building A SHARE-Like Private Tool
Hajime Shimizu, Takeda PRA​

Session 5: Presentations by FDA

Data Standards Update
Helena Sviglin, FDA-CDER

CBER Study Data Standards Update
Lisa Lin, FDA-CBER

Session 6: Challenges & Rewards of CDISC Implementation

Challenges of CDISC Implementation and Submission to both PMDA and FDA
Janet Reich, Amgen; and Yumiko Asami, Yutaka Noguchi and Yasuyuki Okuda, Daiichi Sankyo, Co., Ltd.​

Challenges for Simultaneous eData Submission to PMDA and FDA
Sho Hibino, Chugai

Legacy Data to CDISC Standards – It’s Not As Hard As It Seems
Kazuhiro Ienaka, Zifo RnD Solutions

Session 7: Updates from CJUG, JPMA & JCROA

CJUG Update
Yoshiteru Chiba, CDISC Japan User Group (CJUG), J3C Vice-Chair

JPMA Results Summary
Keiichi Koizumi, JPMA

eData Submission from Japan CRO’s Perspective
Yuya Ikeda, JCROA, J3C

Session 8: Closing Plenary and Q&A

Data Mapping Using Machine Learning
Ben Bocchicchio, SAS Institute

SDTM Automation Using Computer-Readable SDTM Specs
Kunihito Ebi, Fujitsu Limited