PharmPK Discussion - PopPK presentations - the good, the bad, and the ugly

• On 4 Dec 2012 at 19:45:37, "Bonate, Peter" (Peter.Bonate.aaa.astellas.com) sent the message
  

  
  Dear all,
  
  I want to undertake a new initiative in understanding how to best communicate
  our models, and PK-PD results in general, to laypeople outside our field.  I am
  particularly interested in project team members, i.e., physicians,
  statisticians, project managers, medical writers, toxicologists, and regulatory
  affairs.
  
  We've all given presentations where "they just didn't get it" or felt proud that
  the team really understood what you were presenting.  If you have a particular
  slide or slide deck you are proud of, one that conveyed a point you were
  trying
  to make, please anonymize them and send them to me.  I will organize them and
  hope to conduct some focus group testing to truly see what is the best way to
  convey our results.  And don't hesitate to turn in a colleague that has
  presented a really bad slide (or a good slide if that is the case).  I will keep
  all contributions anonymous and hope to present the results in the future at a
  meeting or AAPS webinar.
  
  --
  Peter Bonate, PhD, FCP
  

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