From drafting submissions to monitoring global guidance, AI is already entering the regulatory workflow. But does it speed good science to patients, or introduce risks that validation, data integrity and accountability can’t absorb? Is AI the best thing to happen to regulatory affairs? Or a warning letter waiting to happen? Join us on Thursday Nov. 26th at the Wicklow Pub as our speakers debate AI in regulatory affairs.
The audience votes before and after, so you decide who wins. You’ll leave with practical takeaways for your own work: things worth piloting and guardrails worth insisting on. Whether you generated the evidence or submit it, come ready to be challenged.
About UBC Academy of Translational Medicine
The Academy is part of University of British Columbia (UBC) Faculty of Medicine. It helps new health discoveries move from the lab to patients faster and works across therapeutic areas and technologies, including drugs, devices, diagnostics and digital health. It does this by giving innovators advice and guidance across regulatory, reimbursement, evidence, and health system implementation, and training people for jobs in life sciences to transform Canada’s life sciences sector.
UBC ATM Link: https://atm.med.ubc.ca/
About RAPS Western Canada Chapter
The Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society (RAPS) Western Canada Chapter connects regulatory professionals across British Columbia, Alberta, and Saskatchewan. The Chapter delivers educational programs, fosters knowledge sharing, supports professional development, strengthens stakeholder engagement, and promotes awareness of the regulatory affairs profession. Representing professionals across the pharmaceutical, medical device, food, and cosmetic sectors, the Chapter contributes to advancing public health, supporting innovation, and strengthening the regulatory ecosystem in Western Canada and beyond.
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Location
Wicklow Pub
610 Stamps Landing
Vancouver, BC V5Z 3Z1 Canada
Questions
Contact the RAPS Support Center:
Call +1 301 770 2920, ext. 200 (8:30 am–5:30 pm EST, Monday–Friday) or email [email protected].
