Regulatory AI and data science at the Swedish Medical Products Agency Passed
Tuesday May 23, 2023 13:30 - 14:00 F1
Lecturer: Gabriel Westman
Track: AI
Since 2021, the Swedish Medical Products Agency has been building AI competence and capacity to meet regulatory needs and enable in-house intelligent automation. In this session we present both in house development projects and regularory activities within the EMA network.
To support harmonization of medicinal product information, we have used NLP models for sentence-level semantic clustering of the complete corpus of product information for centrally approved drugs in the EU.
To facilitate assessment of adverse event reports (AER) related to medicinal products, which have increased greatly in number during the covid pandemic, we have developed PhaVAI – a natural language processing model ensemble for AER severity classification.
A core data science unit including a PhD candidate in applied AI is now a part of the Agency strategic planning for the future.
Topic
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
Language
Swedish
Seminar type
Pre-recorded + On-site
Objective of lecture
Other
Level of knowledge
Intermediate
Target audience
Management/decision makers
Politicians
Organizational development
Technicians/IT/Developers
Researchers
Healthcare professionals
Patient/user organizations
Keyword
Actual examples (good/bad)
Benefits/effects
Innovation/research
Test/validation
Government information
Conference
Vitalis
Lecturers
Gabriel Westman Lecturer
Head of Artificial Intelligence
Swedish Medical Products Agency (Läkemedelsverket)
Infectious disease specialist and associate professor (MD, PhD) with a clinical, scientific and regulatory interest in drug development and regulatory science. Also have a MSc in Engineering (Chemistry/Pharmaceuticals) with experience in bioinformatics, AI and big data applications. Currently building regulatory AI/data science capacity and competence at the Swedish Medical Products Agency, exploring use of real world data and hoping for a better and data-driven world.