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TFT Halls & Rooms

Nov 06, 2013 9:00 AM - Nov 08, 2013 6:00 PM

TFT Building, 3-6-11 Ariake, , Koto-ku,, Tokyo, 135-8071 Japan

10th Annual Meeting DIA Japan 2013

Session 6 / Venue 3: How to keep a Good Drug with Positive B/R Balance for a Long Period after Approval

Session Chair(s)

Yoshiaki  Uyama, PhD, RPh

Yoshiaki Uyama, PhD, RPh

Associate Executive Director

Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Agency (PMDA), Japan

While post-marketing drug safety evaluation has been strengthened, there is growing concern that the process focuses more on risk of the product than the benefit. The imbalanced evaluation overestimates the negative aspect, which may result in withdrawn from the market unreasonably. It is critical to evaluate the benefit and the risk equally to maintain a supply of necessary drug to the patients, but the process of benefit evaluation still remain unargued. This session will deliver speeches about how to garner evidence of benefit for appropriate post-marketing benefit/risk evaluation. The speakers will discuss future evaluation model at panel discussion.

Speaker(s)

Kazuhiko  Mori, PhD, MSc

What is the right benefit/risk assessment?

Kazuhiko Mori, PhD, MSc

Japan Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association (JPMA), Japan

Senior Managing Director

Masahiro  Takeuchi, DrSc, MPH

New paradigm on benefit/risk evaluation

Masahiro Takeuchi, DrSc, MPH

Kitasato University School of Medicine, Japan

Professor,Dept. of Clinical Medicine (Biostatistics & Pharmaceutical Medicine)

Hironobu  Saito, PhD

A way to conduct the appropriate benefit/risk evaluation: Industry’s perspective

Hironobu Saito, PhD

Tottori University, Chromosome Egineering Research Center, Japan

Specially Appointed Professor

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