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We are bringing you two EPHMRA Ethics webinars in October 2025
Both of these webinars aim equip you with the knowledge and tools to navigate the complex regulatory landscape and opportunities of healthcare market research.
Don't miss out on the opportunity to be enlightened and to connect with industry leaders!
Session 1; 7 October at 14:00 – 15:00 UK time.
Navigating the Evolving Regulatory Landscape

This Forecasting Forum will focus on the often-overlooked art of communicating forecasts effectively within organizations.

Jeremy’s paper is entitled: ‘From Social Signals to Strategic Claims: A Cultural Insight Approach to Claim Validation’.

This paper aims to identify early adopters of the product to be launched, a novel treatment for hot flashes and night sweats due to menopause.

Date: Thursday 25th September 2025 | 08:30 – 17:00
Their paper is entitled: ‘From Stated Preference to Real-World Adoption: An Integrated Forecasting Approach’, and will be convened by Fenna Gloggner of Insmed Incorporated.

Their paper is entitled: ‘From Stated Preference to Real-World Adoption: An Integrated Forecasting Approach’, and will be convened by Fenna Gloggner of Insmed Incorporated.

We're exploring the idea of launching the EPHMRA Young Professional Buddy Scheme, a mentoring initiative designed to offer practical guidance and support.
This scheme would be specifically tailored for Young Professionals with fewer than five years of experience in our industry, helping them navigate their careers, define their paths, and build confidence.

Basel meeting on 25 September 2025
Early Bird tickets available till 1 September
‘Innovative Methods for Integrating PMR and Secondary Data to Gain a Complete Picture: Improving Customer Experience and Answering Business Questions’
Book your tickets now whilst at the Early Bird price of CHF450+VAT, this will rise to 550 CHF + VAT on 1 September 2025.

EPHMRA Forecasting Forum - Communicating Forecasts
October 17 2025
13:00 – 14:00 UK time
This is an online event.
We often talk about improving forecast models and processes, but what about improving how we communicate forecasts? Even the most robust forecast loses its value if it isn’t understood, trusted, or acted upon by key stakeholders.

There have been a number of emails circulating chasing for membership payment from; Accounting Department <invpayable6@outlook.com> and signed off using our Treasurer Charles Tissier name– please ignore these and delete.