The 2023 CDISC Europe Interchange is an event consisting of workshops, training courses, and a two-day Main Conference. This event will provide an opportunity to share progress, implementation experiences, and strategic ideas on world wide data interchange standards for medical research.

Join your colleagues at the 2023 CDISC Europe Interchange, taking place in Copenhagen, Denmark on 26-27 April. Held at the lovely Tivoli Hotel & Congress Center, this will be our first in-person Interchange in Europe since 2019. We have an exciting program that features a keynote presentation, “How to Make the Big Data Dream Come True,” from Dr. Anja Shiel, from the Norwegian Medicines Agency (NoMA), interactive panels with regulators from the FDA, PMDA, EMA, and much more. Join one of the 18 sessions taking place during the main conference on 26-27 April, and take part in our CDISC Education courses and exciting workshops on 24-25 April.

What we do:
Create Clarity
In the ever-evolving and complex clinical research landscape, CDISC provides critical clarity. We develop and advance data standards of the highest quality to transform incompatible formats, inconsistent methodologies, and diverse perspectives into a powerful framework for generating clinical research data that is as accessible as it is illuminating.

How we do it:
Individual Contributions.
Collective Power.
CDISC convenes a global community of research experts representing a range of experiences and backgrounds. Each brings a vision, we bring the blueprint. They develop the data, we develop the platform. They provide the insights, we provide the focus. With everyone contributing their unique strengths, we’re able to harness our collective power to drive more meaningful clinical research.

Why we do it:
To Amplify Data's Impact
CDISC is driven by the belief that the true measure of data is the impact it has, but for far too long, its full potential wasn’t being realized. So, we enable the accessibility, interoperability, and reusability of data, helping the entire field of clinical research tap into—and amplify—its full value. From greater efficiency to unprecedented discoveries, we make it possible to turn information into invaluable impact for clinical research and global health.