ISPE 2026 · Milan · Booth 300

Bring your toughest evidence question to Booth 300 at ISPE.

Whether you're looking for comparative effectiveness, causal inference, or healthcare utilization and expenditure research, tell us what you're working on and we'll bring the right scientists to the table.

Get matched with a scientist who can answer your specific questions.

Whether you're weighing study designs, pressure-testing an approach, going deep on a therapeutic area, or exploring how a standing cohort could fit your evidence plan, a short meeting puts you across the table from the scientist doing that exact work.

And there's plenty on the table: multiple accepted presentations across pharmacoepidemiology, real-world methods, and therapeutic-area evidence, plus a live obesity evidence atlas running at the booth. Your meeting comes with an early look at all of it.

Tell us your question and your rough availability. We'll match you with the right scientist, confirm your slot, and send a calendar hold.

Where: Booth 300

When: 29 Aug – 2 Sep 2026

Our science: Multiple accepted presentations

The sessions our experts are leading in Milan

Podium · 2A-02

Mon 31 Aug · 3:45–4:00 PM CEST

When can we ignore informative censoring?

Nuvan Rathnayaka · with Alan Brookhart, Kathleen Hurwitz

Poster · B-284

Tue 1 Sep · 11:30 AM–1:00 PM CEST

Effect of varying pre-interruption periods on interrupted time series estimates and interpretation: a simulation study

Rachel Faller · with Nuvan Rathnayaka

Poster · C-123

Wed 2 Sep · 12:00–1:30 PM CEST

Regional and variant-era variation in treatment patterns and remdesivir use among immunocompromised patients hospitalized with COVID-19: an analysis of polypharmacy using UpSet plots

Kayla Hendrickson · with Nuvan Rathnayaka, Mark Berry (Gilead), Carrie Nielson (Gilead), Alan Brookhart, Kathleen Hurwitz

Poster · C-350

Wed 2 Sep · 12:00–1:30 PM CEST

Standard error estimation for transported effects in sequential nested trial emulations using M-estimation

Catie Wiener · with Chase Latour, Jeanny Wang, Paul Zivich, Alan Brookhart

Poster · C-439

Wed 2 Sep · 12:00–1:30 PM CEST

Estimating recurrent complication burden under time-varying risk: a comparison of Poisson regression and the partitioned count estimator

Alan Brookhart · with Yasmmyn Salinas, Teresa Bufford, Derek Gazis, Julie Crawford, Kathleen Hurwitz

Workshop · SW-2G

Mon 31 Aug · 5:15–6:45 PM CEST

Fake world data, real world problems: simulations for the pharmacoepidemiologist

Catie Wiener, Alexander Breskin, Amarnath Marthi · with Chase Latour

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