Goal of PAGIN

The overarching goal of PAGIN is to bring together individuals who share the passion to learn, train, and use model-based population approach methods for data analysis.

Who should join PAGIN?

Typically, pharmacists, pharmacologists, clinical pharmacologists, statisticians, computer programmers, data analysts and physicians will benefit from learning this approach.

You could be completely naive in the field in terms of skills but have a desire to learn and pursue population modeling methods in your research or profession -- do not hesitate! Just join and learn along the way!!

Field

Pharmacometrics, particularly regarding the design, application, analysis and interpretation of pharmacokinetic-pharmacodynamic studies and disease progression.

Registration

If you want to be a part of this community and travel in this exciting terrain, then please register. Registration is free. However if you want to join the workshop, please check the fee details. If you have changed your e-mail address and do not know your password, please contact psgpagin@gmail.com ; do not create a new profile!

PAGIN milestones

• Successfully launched in April 2008, to serve the Indian community in a similar manner that PAGE an PAGANZ serve Europe and Australia
• Widely acclaimed two hands-on workshops on Population Based Model Building in India using NONMEM,in April 2008 & 2009.
• PAGIN is a not-for-profit organization and works hard to ensure that fees does not stand in your way of training
• Third workshop and first national conference scheduled in May 2010,on model building using NONMEM version VI.
• Works to build a strong base for Population Based Approach to Model Building in India.

Who are the course faculty?

Highly accomplished, internationally renowned and friendly volunteers - instructors. PAGIN gratefully acknowledges and salutes their sense of generosity and spirit of academic egalitarianism.

Bruce Green,Director, Model Answers.

Glynn Morrish, Postdoctoral Fellow, School of Pharmacy, University of Queensland, Australia.

Dr.Surulivel Rajan,Research Scholar,MAHE, Manipal.

How is the workshop planned?

• 2.5 days of introductory Level.
• Extensive hands-on computer sessions facilitated by interactive lectures.
• Every participant gets a computer during the whole course for hands on sessions.
• Interactive & problem-based.

Workshop Themes

Learning Population Analysis and NONMEM from the beginning and at the intermediate level.

• A workshop teaching population pharmacokinetic-pharmacodynamic analysis for beginners with no previous experience.
• Introduction to NONMEM VI.
• Conference:Paper and Poster presentations;invited lectures.

When

Workshop -May 10,2010 Afternoon to May 12,2010
Conference-May13,2010

Venue

PSG Institute of Medical Sciences & Research,
Coimbatore,
Tamilnadu,
India.
Pin : 641 004
Ph : +91 - 422 - 2570 170 - Extension : 5802
Fax : +91 - 422 - 2594 400
E-mail : psgpagin@gmail.com

Organising Committee