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It has been three years since FDA launched the Sentinel Initiative and, since then, FDA has made significant progress. On September 7, the Engelberg Center hosted the first of the three-part Sentinel Initiative 101 Webinar Series, “Overview of FDA’s Sentinel Initiative” to review ongoing activities and accomplishments. The roundtable featured a presentation from Dr. Judy Racoosin, Sentinel Initiative Scientific Lead, Office of Medical Policy, Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Dr. Racoosin’s presentation provided a high-level review of the Sentinel Initiative’s scope and achievements including:
Subsequent webinars in this series will provide a more in-depth overview of these pilot activities.
September 7, 2011
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM EDT
The Brookings Institution
Live Webinar
1775 Massachusetts Ave., NW
Washington, DC
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Engelberg Center for Health Care Reform engelbergevents [at] brookings.edu 202.797.4391
Welcome and Introduction
Mark B. McClellan
Director
Economic Studies
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Overview of Sentinel Initiative
Judy Racoosin
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
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May 22, 2012, George L. Perry
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May 22, 2012, Gary Burtless
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May 20, 2012, Martin Neil Baily and Bruce Katz
May 17, 2012, Ted Gayer and Phillip Swagel
May 17, 2012, Tracy Gordon
Testimony
May 16, 2012, Douglas J. Elliott
May 15, 2012, George L. Perry
Economic Studies ›
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January 12, 2011, Joshua S. Benner, Rachel E. Behrman, Jeffrey S. Brown, Mark B. McClellan, Richard Platt and Janet Woodcock
Report
October 2010, Joseph Antos, PhD, John Bertko, Michael Chernew, PhD, David Cutler, PhD, Francois de Brantes, Dana Goldman, PhD, Bob Kocher, Mark B. McClellan, Elizabeth McGlynn, PhD, Mark Pauly, PhD, Leonard Schaeffer and Stephen Shortell, PhD