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Did you miss our webinar with Dr Danielle Tran about the safety of quit #smoking medications, such as nicotine replacement therapy, varenicline and bupropion, during #pregnancy?
Watch the recording here: youtu.be/RmIl3XQfTrI?si=T96q…
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The @JACCJournals collaboration w/ OHDSI opens incredible potential for the community to both publish global #RWE and educate on best practices in observational research. Thank you to @hmkyale, @SengChanYou1, Yuan Lu, @nicolepratt_ & @suchard_group on a great #OHDSI2024 panel!
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Just published! This review highlights the limited data on the safety of alcohol pharmacotherapies in pregnancy. Balancing untreated AUDs against the medication-related risks is key to supporting the pregnant individual & developing child. @UWAresearch
doi.org/10.1007/s40263-024-0…
Medicines Intelligence CRE retweeted
Medications to treat alcohol use disorders are severely underutilised in Australia.
Thrilled to share my first published #PhD paper! @UWAresearch
academic.oup.com/alcalc/arti…
Medicines Intelligence CRE retweeted
Excited to be attending the @MedIntelCRE Research Symposium and Policy Forum 👏
A full day of presentations on pharmacoepi advances, consumer involvement and impact
#MICRE2024
@SalPearson @pharmer_jack @nhmrc
Medicines Intelligence CRE retweeted
Excited to be speaking at the Hypertension Winter School this Friday
I'll be presenting on the power of pharmacoepidemiology to monitor population-wide adherence to antihypertensive medications
@HypertensionAus @SCSMonash @MedIntelCRE @heartfoundation @strokefdn
Less than two weeks until the Hypertension Winter School!! Register today!
@HyperAHA @BIHSociety @HypertensionAus @ISHBP
Register: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
Medicines Intelligence CRE retweeted
Study from @spgh_uwa, led by Dr Derrick Lopez, finds missed opportunities when prescribing #Covid antivirals #Australia #nirmatrelvir #ritonavir #molnupiravir
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Medicines Intelligence CRE retweeted
With #TargetTrial emulation becoming increasingly popular, it's important to understand what it can and cannot do.
In this new podcast, I discuss how target trial emulation can 1) improve causal inference from observational data, and 2) extend inferences from randomized trials.
Professor @_MiguelHernan of @HarvardChanSPH discusses "Target Trial Emulation: A Framework for Causal Inference From Observational Data" with JAMA Statistical Editor Roger J. Lewis. ja.ma/3QupTYZ
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Get ready to explore advancements in #Pharmacoepidemiology and connect with colleagues at #ISPEAnnual2024 in Berlin, Germany, August 24-28. Be sure to check out our draft program for a sneak peek at what to expect: bit.ly/4d7w0MC
#PharmacoEpi #EpiTwitter #RWE
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Do you work with health data? 📢We want to hear from you! We're working with @ARDC_AU to collect information on the state of digital infrastructure in the health sector, with a focus on advanced analytics & compute resources. Please complete our survey: curtin.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe…
Medicines Intelligence CRE retweeted
Congratulations to Scientia Professor Louisa Degenhardt AO @LouisaDegenhar2 for reaching over 250k citations!
Have a look at her impressive publication record here: scholar.google.com.au/citati…
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Stoked to see this piece out with @AidanCashin @Richards_G_C @hopinlee @sharpmelk @mjpages
If you’ve heard of reporting guidelines but are on the fence about them - give it a read!
doi.org/10.1136/bmjebm-2023-…
Reporting health and medical research
Part of the OA series - #Analysis led by @HJHansford et al.
Link: bit.ly/3Q1uJwm
Medicines Intelligence CRE retweeted
Presented by @LarssonPsychEpi, uncovering the intricate link btw #ADHD and cardiometabolic health through groundbreaking international #research collaboration with @TIMESPAN_H2020. Privileged to be part of it, thanks to @HelgaZoega @UNSW. Stay tuned for transformative insights😉
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Many are concerned about taking prescription opioids, yet rigorous data about the settings in which courses of opioids are initiated is lacking.
Learn more from Dr Malcolm Gillies and Kendal Chiswick.
Catch up now on last week’s webinar now: youtube.com/watch?v=2BT_sxIB…
Medicines Intelligence CRE retweeted
“Linked health data can generate insights into how #opioids are used in the Australian community. This knowledge helps inform interventions that will improve prescribing practice and quality use of medicines.”
- Dr Malcolm Gillies, @UNSW:
unsw.edu.au/newsroom/news/20…
#oxycodone
Medicines Intelligence CRE retweeted
Our webinar series continues... 🖥️
Join Dr Malcolm Gillies & Kendal Chiswick this week to learn more about their latest research in prescription #opioids
📍Thurs 11 April 2024 at 3pm (AEST) online
Register here ➡️ us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
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The impact of tightened prescribing restrictions for PBS-subsidised opioid medicines in Australia
ow.ly/ftLX50Ra7w0
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Take Key Topics in Causal Inference (KTCI) with CAUSALab Director @_MiguelHernan MD, DrPH!
Kolokotrones Prof. Biostatistics & Epidemiology @HarvardChanSPH, he designs causal #publichealth frameworks
Courses: KTCI, ACA, TTE. Register to learn from Miguel: causalab.sph.harvard.edu/cou…
Medicines Intelligence CRE retweeted
Linked health data has allowed researchers to shed light on #oxycodone use in NSW.
Many are concerned about oxycodone, given it's a strong #opioid.
Knowledge from this study can inform interventions that improve prescribing practice.
Read more: doi.org/10.1111/bcp.16063
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No clear link between maternal #diabetes during #pregnancy and ##ADHD in children
Our new findings of 3.6 million mother-baby pairs in 🇫🇮🇭🇰🇮🇸🇳🇿🇸🇪🇹🇼 in @NatureMedicine co-led by @UNSWMedicine
nature.com/articles/s41591-0…
@uni_iceland @CPHIceland @MedIntelCRE @HKUniversity
































