Eugean Jiwanmall

Company: Independence Blue Cross

Job title: Senior Research Analyst for Medical Policy & Technology Evaluation

Bio:

Eugean Jiwanmall’s past professional experiences include basic & advanced sciences and clinical research. In his current role as a Senior Research Analyst for Medical Policy & Technology Evaluation at Independence Blue Cross’ Medical & Claim Payment Policy Department within Facilitated Health Networks and Medical Affairs, he has served as the subject-matter-expert, writer, reviewer, communicator, presenter, consultant, adviser/facilitator, and decision-maker for hundreds of medical policy topics and technology assessments within dozens of clinical disciplines and multiple business areas. Eugean has led & participated in numerous roles & capacities in a number of conferences, summits, and other national & international events etc. upon invitations. He has been invited by renowned organizations, evaluator bodies, & thinktanks etc. to be key informant, KOL, & renowned expert & faculty on a variety of complex and challenging topics, and recognized in print & media communications & publications for these works. Eugean has and continues to serve on multiple leading advisory boards, executive leadership councils, and panels per invitations. Due to his manifold expertise & diverse experiences, Eugean has been invited to advise & provide knowledges and inputs to grants, (including those for National Institutes of Health (NIH)), & he continues to serve as one of the premier drivers in many evolving & emerging fields within life sciences and medical & clinical practices. His mission & roles have allowed him to make valuable contributions towards these efforts in all facets from developing R&D frameworks to detailing evidentiary requirements, among other achievements, across the spectrum of clinical needs & medical spaces.

Eugean has taken and completed graduate coursework in bioethics at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. He holds a bachelor’s degree in biological sciences with honors from Drexel University (minor was in business administration), a master’s degree of public health in evaluative clinical sciences from Dartmouth Medical School, and an MBA in healthcare management and economics with honors from Drexel University.

Seminars:

Panel Discussion: Understanding Payer Concerns on CGT Durability, Risks & Benefits 2:40 pm

Pinpointing key reasons payers have around clinical uncertainty that hinders coverage Assessing the benefits and drawbacks of different strategies to minimise clinical uncertainty Payer perspectives on the current outlook and future direction for outcomes-based agreements Practical advice for manufacturers looking to propose payment contracts that mitigate this riskRead more

day: Conference Day One