Real-World Evidence: Lessons From GSK's Salford Lung Study
Executive Summary
The Salford Lung Study is pioneering in the emerging field of gathering real-world evidence. David Leather, Global Medical Affairs Leader in the Respiratory Franchise at GSK, led the UK-based study and talked to the Pink Sheet about why it was important for GSK and what may come next.
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