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Asset development decisions often rely on assumptions about patients and their treatment: which regimens they receive, in what order, and whether they were tested at all. With more of the oncology pipeline starting in China, trial results may not reflect U.S. patients or practice.
In this virtual webinar, Tempus will explore testing, treatment, and development patterns in NSCLC. The session will include several real-world applications relevant to today’s research, including:

Emilie Scherrer is the Senior Director and Head of Outcomes Research at Tempus and is a member of the RWE Alliance. Emilie was previously the Global Director of Health Economics and Outcomes Research at Seagen. She has worked in biopharma (Amgen, Merck, Seagen, Pfizer) for a decade in roles across HEOR and RWE. She has extensive knowledge in designing and executing non-interventional, observational research studies for external dissemination (40+ publications) and regulatory submissions. Emilie earned an undergraduate degree from USC and a Masters in Health Economics from the London School of Economics / LSHTM.

Maria Berezina is the VP of Real World Data Analytics at Tempus, where she oversees clinical data structuring, data model development, and RWD/RWE analytics. With a decade of experience in oncology analytics, she provides business and research insights to large pharmaceutical companies, biotechs, start-ups, investment funds, and insurance providers. Over the past five years, she has built and led RWD analytics and data science teams, overseeing numerous retrospective studies for life science partners. Her blend of technical expertise, deep knowledge of clinical care in oncology, and experience in RWE generation ensures that Tempus' multi-modal RWD product aligns with life science research goals. She holds a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Massachusetts Lowell and a doctoral degree in Biomedical Engineering from the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Science and Technology.