Lectures and seminars An SFOepi event: Symposium on Emerging Topics in Perinatal Pharmacoepidemiology
Welcome to an afternoon symposium on emerging topics in perinatal pharmacoepidemiology! This event is open to students, postdocs, researchers, and clinicians within the KI community and surrounding institutions with an interest in medication use and vaccination during pregnancy, perinatal drug safety, and collaborative pharmacoepidemiological research. The symposium provides an opportunity to learn about current research, exchange ideas, and connect with researchers working in the field.
Invited Keynote Lectures
Professor Hedvig Nordeng, University of Oslo: Perinatal Drug Safety: Regulatory Use of RWE
Professor Natasha Nassar, University of Sydney: Using clinician and women’s lived experience to inform studies of medicines use in pregnancy and birth outcomes
Short presentations from KI researchers
- Neda Razaz Paternal Valproate Exposure and Neurodevelopmental Disorders in Offspring
- Hanna Josefsson Vaccine use and safety in pregnancy
- Carolyn Cesta Considerations when conducting Nordic/ International collaborative studies in perinatal pharmacoepidemiology
- Cathrine Axfors Mapping review of living evidence syntheses of medication safety in pregnancy: A springboard for meta research
Small group workshops
An opportunity to discuss study design
Registration
Register here by May 31
More information about the speakers and topics, can be found here: More information
This event is funded by the Strategic Research Area in Epidemiology and Biostatistics (SFOepi).
Organised by Carolyn Cesta, Cathrine Axfors, Anne Örtqvist, Neda Razaz and Elizabeth Arkema at the Division of Clinical Epidemiology and the Centre for Pharmacoepidemiology, Department of Medicine, Solna, Karolinska Institutet.
Questions? Contact cathrine.axfors@ se