Dear colleague,
It is our pleasure to announce a 2-day hands-on ISoP workshop: Non Linear
Mixed Effect Modeling with Phoenix.
The instructor for this workshop is Serge Guzy.
To register, visit http://www.go-isop.org/attend
Date: September 20-21, 2012
Workshop fee (includes coffee and lunch on both days):
$875.00 for ISoP members
$675.00 for ISoP members (trainees)
$1,175.00 for non-ISoP members
$975.00 for ASCPT members
$975.00 for ACCP members
San Diego Marriott Marquis & Marina
333 West Harbor Drive
San Diego, Ca 92101
Phone 1-619-234-1500
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marina/
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arina/
Educational Objectives
The participants will learn how to approach pharmacometric problems using a
series of well-defined steps, each supported fully within the Phoenix
environment, to solve simple to most complex pharmacometric problems. These
include the use of outstanding graphical tools (front and back end), fully
developed database management tools, Non Compartmental Analysis, individual
Compartmental Analysis, Population PK/PD analyses and run time interactive
simulations to facilitate initial estimates for the model parameters.
Purpose and Final Results for the Participants
The purpose of this workshop is to expose the students to a new integrated
approach to Population PK/PD analyses. Minimum of effort with maximum
efficiency is the result of this new platform. The idea of the Phoenix
environment is also to enable scientists from multiple disciplines to solve
pharmacometric problems at different levels and target not only the expert
modelers but scientists from other disciplines like Clinical Pharmacology,
Discovery/Pre-clinical, Engineering and Medicine.
Instructor
Serge Guzy is president of POP-PHARM and a noted consultant with more than
20 years of experience in PK/PD population modeling and algorithm and
software development. He co-developed (with Bob Bauer) the MCPEM algorithm
implementation within a Population PK/PD framework. This algorithm now
appears in S-ADAPT and forms the basis for the IMPEM algorithm in NONMEM 7.
Registration is limited to 50 participants so early registration is
suggested.
To register, visit http://www.go-isop.org/attend
We look forward to your attendance and participation!
Suggestions and/or questions? Please contact Enrico Smith at connect
<mailto:[email protected]> @go-isop.org.