DIA 2016 Annual Meeting

Component Type: Workshop
Level: Basic

Typically content is created and managed and delivered as large static documents. Content is created multiple times by multiple authors and content is siloed between content creators and product lines. Multiple inconsistent versions of content exist.

Submission-related standards such as eCTD and SPL require structured content; however, these standards only provide the capability to submit content, they do not support the need to more effectively create and manage content. Structured content is today’s best practice for the creation, management, and delivery of content for clinical, labeling, and promotional materials. We will introduce you to the concepts of structured content in a fun, interactive way, then take you through real-world examples so you can understand the inner workings of structure. You will leave with 10 Steps to Structure guidelines.

**Due to session format, seating will be limited to 50 participants and available on a first come, first served basis. Once all seats are occupied, DIA will be required to close the session, and no more participants will be admitted. Interested attendees are encouraged to arrive early in order to ensure seating.

Learning Objectives

Discuss the concepts and benefits of structured content.

Chair

Ann Rockley, MLIS