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Pharmacogenomics (PGx)

Mental Health & Addiction (MHA)

How Can Clinician Researchers Leverage Their Clinical Service to Contribute Real-World Patient Outcomes to Advance Precision Medicine Utilization and Generate Discovery?

Friday, May 30, 2025
1:30 PM - 2:30 PM East Coast USA Time
Location: National Harbor 3

Session Description

The session aims to provide guidance to clinician researchers who have a clinical service on how to leverage their clinical service to collect and disseminate their real-world data to advance the field of precision medicine implementation. Specifically, the speakers will provide practical examples of their own research being conducted in context of their clinical service. The clinical services have varying levels of academic-affiliations and have different implementation models, which will be compared and may result in various considerations that may be applicable to new clinician researchers.

Learning Objectives

  1. Compare and contrast existing clinical service’s ongoing research
  2. Discuss best practices for collecting and disseminating real-world data
  3. Discuss the needs for the precision medicine field and how clinician researchers can contribute

Session Schedule

Introduction
Madeline Norris, PharmD and Nihal El Rouby, PharmD, PhD

The University of Chicago's Personalized Therapeutics Clinic
Peter H. O'Donnell, MD

University of Pennsylvania Health System's Multidisciplinary Pharmacogenomics Clinic
Mari Cayabyab, PharmD

Sanford Health's Imagenetics clinic
Kristen Jacobsen, PharmD

Inpatient Treatment Research Program for Alcohol Use Disorder at The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA)/National Institutes of Health (NIH)
Vijay Ramchandani, PhD

Audience Polling and Discussion
Madeline Norris, PharmD and Nihal El Rouby, PharmD, PhD

Final Reflections and Best Practices Discussion