# E-DRUG: International Society for Pharmacoepidemiology

**URL:** <https://talk.edrugplus.org/t/e-drug-international-society-for-pharmacoepidemiology/2168>\
**Category:** e-drug\
**Created:** [February 23, 1998, 7:32pm UTC](https://talk.edrugplus.org/t/e-drug-international-society-for-pharmacoepidemiology/2168 "1998-02-23T19:32:46Z")\
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**Author:** ![Alec\_Walker](https://avatars.discourse-cdn.com/v4/letter/a/4bbf92/32.png) [@Alec\_Walker](https://talk.edrugplus.org/u/Alec_Walker)\
**Post date:** [February 23, 1998, 7:32pm UTC](https://talk.edrugplus.org/t/e-drug-international-society-for-pharmacoepidemiology/2168/1 "1998-02-23T19:32:46Z")

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E-drug: International Society for Pharmacoepidemiology  
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Dear Fellow E-Druggers:

This is a call to those of you who are also members of the  
International Society for Pharmacoepidemiology (ISPE).

I have been asked to edit the reborn newsletter for ISPE, to be called  
Scribe.

As you are aware, essential drugs are a small part of the world of  
most ISPE members. Our membership profile is dominated by regulators,  
industry medical affairs personnel, and academics concerned with drug  
safety and utilization. Not by intent, but by demographics, almost all of  
the professional focus of ISPE is on the Europe-North America-Japan  
axis. I would like to assist the elements within the Society that have a  
different global perspective.

If there are issues that arise on E-DRUG list, or other points that you  
think you might wish to address in a 300-500 essay aimed at the ISPE  
membership, I would be really grateful to hear about it. The topic  
should be of current interest, and the essay should be informational  
rather than polemical. (This is not to say that you can't express an  
opinion. There should be a preponderance of fact, to allow the reader  
to form an opinion as well.)

Thank you in advance,

Alec

Alexander M. Walker  
Department of Epidemiology  
Harvard School of Public Health  
Boston MA 02115  
tel +1 617 432 4565  
fax +1 617 566 7805  
e-mail: amwalker@episun1.harvard.edu  
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