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Shanghai International Convention Center

May 11, 2014 8:00 AM - May 14, 2014 5:30 PM

No. 2727, Riverside Avenue, Pudong, 200120 Shanghai, China

6th DIA China Annual Meeting

Session 0402: STATISTICAL ISSUES IN INTERNATIONAL MULTI-REGIONAL CLINICAL TRIALS

Session Chair(s)

Gang  CHEN, PhD

Gang CHEN, PhD

Johnson & Johnson, China

The impact of ethnic factors on efficacy, safety, and dosage of a new treatment has been described in the International Conference on Harmonization (ICH) guideline “Ethnic Factors in the Acceptability of Foreign Clinical Data” (ICH E5, 1998). In New drug development of China, the results from international multi-regional clinical trials (MRCT) alone are often inadequate to assess such impact due to small sample sizes and other statistical concerns. In this session we will discuss those potential statistical issues, the relationship between international MRCT and China registration clinical trials and possible solutions. Panel Discussion: A bull in a china shop - How to spend the fragile Alpha; A holistic view on global vs. local strategies; Adaptive licensing on the MRCT or global development; MRCT: Concept and concerns from statistical perspectives; Why MRCT; Practical consideration from local registration perspectives

Speaker(s)

Jielai  Xia, PhD

Jielai Xia, PhD

Air Force Military Medical University, China

Director, Department of Medical Statistics

William  Wang, PhD

William Wang, PhD

Merck & Co, Inc, United States

President

Ning  Li, MD, PhD

Ning Li, MD, PhD

Sanofi, China

Vice President, Head of Asia Regulatory and Medical Policy

Dayao  ZHAO, MD, PhD

Dayao ZHAO, MD, PhD

Pfizer, China

Former Vice President and Lead, China Drug Development

Representative Invited

Representative Invited

United States

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