(301-OD) Advanced Population Modeling using Phoenix NLME

Content
26 modules

Difficulty
Advanced

Rating

Course Length
12 hours

Instructor
Tom Jones

Price
$250 - 1000

Description

Cost - $1,000 (Academia $500, Africa/India $250)


Course Description

This course is designed to explore advanced techniques in pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamics modelling and simulation that are directly applicable to current challenges in drug development. In depth theory is coupled with examples from current literature to provide a complete training experience. Topics include complicated population pharmacokinetic models, PK/PD modelling of oncology studies, modelling transit compartments, target mediated drug disposition, and extrapolation from adults to children.

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Software Used

Phoenix NLME™

A temporary (30-day) license is provided to subscribers of this course.  When you are ready to start the practice exercises in this course, contact us to request your license.

Accessing the Course

After registering for this course, login to www.certarauniversity.com and you will see the course on your Dashboard.

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Course Length: 

The course provides approximately 3 hours of video instruction which includes a practical component that you can do at your own pace. It is expected to take participants about 12+ hours to complete, including time to perform the tasks in Phoenix.

Prerequisites

Before attending this course, attendees should be familiar with creating models using PML (Phoenix Modeling Language).

Participants should also be able to perform the tasks in the following Certara University courses:

Instructor

Carlos Rodríguez, Ph.D.

Director, Clinical Pharmacology and PK/PD, PharmaPolaris International, Inc.

Carlos Rodríguez has over 25 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry in the areas of Clinical and Preclinical Pharmacokinetics, Drug Metabolism, Clinical Pharmacology, and Pharmacometrics. Dr. Rodríguez obtained a B.S. in Pharmacy from the University of Puerto Rico in 1986, and Ph.D. in Pharmaceutics from The University of Michigan in 1991. He joined The Upjohn Company in 1991 as a Scientist supporting preclinical pharmacokinetics and bioanalysis in the areas of CNS, metabolic diseases, cardiovascular, and anti-infectives. In 1997 he joined the clinical pharmacology unit (then Pharmacia & Upjohn), where he supported development projects in CNS and infectious diseases. In 2001, he became Associate Director of Pharmacokinetics at Chiron Corporation, where he supported small and large molecule programs in anti-infectives, oncology, and organ transplantation. In 2005, he became Director of Clinical Pharmacology at Roche Palo Alto, where he had direct responsibility over the clinical pharmacology development aspects of compounds in the anti-infective and inflammation therapeutic areas, including small and large molecules. He joined PharmaPolaris in 2007. Dr. Rodríguez has been involved in numerous IND submissions and participated in at least 10 NDA filings. In addition to Clinical Pharmacology, his research interests include Renal Drug Transport, Pharmacostatistical Modeling, Clinical Trial Simulation, and Population PK/PD. Dr. Rodríguez serves in the faculty of The University of Michigan, where he is Adjunct Associate Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences, and in the faculty of the University of the Pacific, where he is Adjunct Professor of Pharmaceutics and Medicinal Chemistry. He lectures at the undergraduate and graduate levels in the areas of Pharmacokinetics, Physical Pharmacy, and Pharmacometrics.

Certificate

By completing/passing this course, you will attain the certificate Certificate of Completion

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Course Introduction
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(301-OD) Course Files
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Lecture: Continuous and Categorical Covariates (2 parts)
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Exercise: Categorial Covariates (5 parts)
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Quiz 1
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Lecture: Nonlinear Disposition - Time-Dependent Parameters (2 parts)
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Exercise: Time-Dependent PK (4 parts)
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Quiz 2
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Lecture: Delays in PK and PD (3 parts)
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Exercise: PK Transit Compartments (9 parts)
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Quiz 3
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Lecture: Allometric Scaling (2 parts)
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Exercise: Pediatric PK (4 parts)
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Quiz 4
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Exercise: Emax Models (6 parts)
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Quiz 5
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Exercise: Indirect Effects (5 parts)
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Quiz 6
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Exercise: TMDD (4 parts)
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Quiz 7
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Exercise: PD Transit Compartments (6 parts)
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Quiz 8
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Exercise: Sequential PK/PD (4 parts)
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Quiz 9
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Course Recap
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