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NONMEM first developed by S.L. Beal and L.B Sheiner. The program performs nonlinear regression analysis of individual or population data. Reference: Beal, S.L. And Sheiner, L.B. 1989 NONMEM Users Guide - Part I Users Basic Guide, NONMEM Project Group, UCSF, San Francisco, CA NPEM (Nonparametric expectation maximisation) by A.
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WCoP2020 Workshop:

WCoP, April 6th Monday, 08:00-17:00
Location: Conference venue

Workshop Description

IntiQuan is running a full day hands-on workshop on NLME modeling workflow from data exploration, parameter estimation, and reporting in the R environment using our IQR Tools R package. The major topics covered are:

Data exploration with graphs and summary tables
Defining structural model and parameter estimation settings (including IIV/BSV, covariance, and covariate models)
NLME parameter estimation in NONMEM, MONOLIX, and NLMIXR
Model evaluation based on goodness-of-fit plots and VPCs
Model simulation
Reporting

After the workshop, the participants will be able to set up their own NLME workflow using IQR Tools to: explore the modeling dataset, perform parameter estimation in supported NLME tools, and evaluate parameter estimation results. Furthermore, participants will be able to generate a short report in Microsoft Word.

The workshop is divided into two parts. In the first part, a basic PK modeling workflow will be introduced. The second part is a hands-on exercise in which the basic workflow will be applied to a PKPD model development. The participants will need to modify and extend the prepared R scripts under the supervision of the presenters. No prior knowledge of neither NONMEM, MONOLIX, nor NLMIXR is required. Basic knowledge of NLME modeling and R is of advantage. All material (slides, example models, R code, required R libraries, and additional software) will be shared with the participants prior to the workshop.

For participating in the hands-on part of the workshop, a laptop with an R installation is required. The parameter estimation can be performed either with NONMEM or MONOLIX, hence, either of these tools should be installed. A trial license for MONOLIX will be provided to participants who wish to use MONOLIX. Part of the examples can also be run with the open-source and freely available NLMIXR R package instead. Ideally, IQR Tools should be installed and parameter estimation software should be linked in the IQR Tools setup before the workshop. Participants will receive detailed and easy to follow installation instructions before the workshop and are encouraged to contact the presenters for support to setup IQR Tools on their system, if needed. Note that administrator rights are needed for some steps of the installation process (NONMEM and MONOLIX), so the complete installation during the workshop might not be possible.

Workshop location:

Link to conference venue: http://ccconferencecentre.co.za/

Registration

The regular workshop fee is 500 EUR for industry, 300 EUR for academia/government/non-profit, and 100 EUR for students. This includes workshop material and coffee break. Payment is done via the WCOP page.

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Program

Nonmem License Cost 2020

Monday, 6th April, 2020
Time	Topic	Presenter
08:00-08:15	Welcome and Introduction	Anne Kümmel
08:15-10:00	IQR Tools concepts and capabilities Model description and data formatting PK workflow overview Data exploration in graphs and summary tables	Anne Kümmel
10:00-10:15	Coffee break
10:15-12:00	NLME parameter estimation in NONMEM, MONOLIX, and NLMIXR Generation of model diagnostics and model development tables Generation of VPCs and other simulations from the data Automatic reporting of modeling and simulation results in Microsoft Word	Anne Kümmel
12:00-13:00	Lunch
13:00-15:00	Introduction to a PKPD modeling example Hand-on exercise: Data exploration and base model building	Anne Kümmel
15:00-15:15	Coffee break
15:15-16:45	Exploration of diagnostic plots and setting up covariate and covariance model Generation of VPC of final model Generation of Modeling Memo	Anne Kümmel
16:45-17:00	Wrap-up and concluding remarks	Anne Kümmel