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Parexel On Reimbursement Support, Federated Data Sharing, Diversity Through Communities

Interest in Cell & Gene Therapies Growing In India

 
• By Vibha Ravi

Parexel’s chief strategy officer, clinical EVP and India head share thoughts on a winner’s mindset for artificial intelligence, benefits of a “federated approach” to clinical data sharing, support for reimbursement and a cascading impact of obesity treatments, in a two-part interview with Scrip.

Parexel's Kushal Gohil, Stephen Pyke, Sanjay Vyas
(L to R) Parexel Executives Kushal Gohil, Sanjay Vyas, Stephen Pyke • Source: Citeline/Scrip

Collaboration could be the mantra to drive significant gains in artificial intelligence (AI), clinical research and drug approvals, executives at Parexel International Corp., a major global provider of biopharma services including contract research, told Scrip in an interview that reveals insights across geographies and functional areas of expertise.

Chief strategy officer Kushal Gohil, based in the US, UK-based executive vice-president (EVP), Clinical Data and Digital Services, Stephen Pyke,...

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