On Thursday, 25th November, from 1:00 pm to 1:50 pm CET (Switzerland Time) 8:00 to 8:50 p.m. (China/HK/SG Time), Basel Health Care Dialogues (HCD) welcomes Stefan Suter, Head of Holmusk Europe and Eason Qiu, Director of Business Development Holmusk Greater China to deliver a talk entitled "Building the world's largest Real World Evidence platform for mental health – A look behind the scenes"

Holmusk is building the world's largest Real-World Evidence (RWE) platform for Mental Health to deliver clinical and regulatory grade evidence to all major stakeholders of the healthcare ecosystem. This is particularly challenging in a disease area where bio-markers are lacking and study endpoints vary. Using AI- powered analytics and digital solutions, the company’s proprietary advanced analytics technology is harnessed to analyze real-world data leveraging semi-mechanistic models and natural language processing. Holmusk aims to make use of RWE a reality of today rather than a dream of tomorrow.

- Can RWE help support mental health management & innovation?

- How can RWE help overcome the one-size-fits-all approach to mental health care?

- Does RWE make it easier for regulators to monitor post-marketing safety & ADRs?

Join us to listen to answers to the above and other questions, and also hear how Holmusk is developing its digital health strategy in the challenging and vast China mental health market.

Stefan Suter

With over 2 decades of healthcare industry experience across Europe and Asia, Stefan has worked at Roche and Novartis in finance and market access, and also headed the Asian market access function based in Singapore. Passionate about patient- centred care and personalized medicine, Stefan enjoys working in diverse cultures and cross-functional teams to solve real- world problems

Eason Qiu

With a background in finance and technology specializing in technological innovations and financial restructurings. Eason is leading the Holmusk BD, strategic partnerships, and fundraising activities in the Greater China market

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