Death of the Keyword: The Future of Content Search in Health Informatics - Seguridad Mania.com - España y América Latina

For decades, health information experts have relied upon the same keyword-based technique to obtain even the most critical information needed for drug safety, pharmacovigilance and regulatory intelligence. Although the past 20 years has yielded dramatic improvements with computing speed and power, cloud and mobile computing, researchers still primarily use keyword-based search techniques. Intelligent consumerization has led us all to expect more intelligent ways to find things in everyday life, ranging from route maps to what songs to play, what movies to watch and what to buy on Amazon. See how consumerization is changing the way life sciences experts search – and find – the most relevant content (internal and external) to make mission-critical decisions regarding drug safety, pharmacovigilance and regulatory intelligence.

Learning Objectives:

-How consumerization is changing the way health information experts find the most relevant internal and external content

-How keyword-based search can cost millions in risk exposure, reputation loss, legal action and penalties

-How to find even more relevant content in less than half the time

-How to use plain language to search MedLine, PubMed Central, FDA Guidances & MaPPs, industry news and even internal content repositories

How to find what you’re looking for, even when you don’t know what terms or keywords to use

Who Should Attend:

-Bioinformatics Experts

-VPs/Directors of Clinical/Life Science Research

-Senior Scientists

-Directors of Information Management

-Compliance Officers and Directors