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Le Palais des Congrès

Apr 13, 2015 9:00 AM - Apr 15, 2015 5:30 PM

2, Place de la porte Maillot, F-75017 Paris, France

27th Annual EuroMeeting

MINIMISING COSTS, HURDLES, AND DUPLICATION: HOW REGULATORS, PAYERS AND POLICY MAKERS MAY PROFIT FROM PPPS

Session Chair(s)

Hans-Georg  Eichler, MD, MSc

Hans-Georg Eichler, MD, MSc

Consulting Physician

Austrian Association of Social Security Bodies, Austria

Learning from the ‘real-life’ use of the regulatory system helps address future challenges. In this session we discuss the results of recent analyses of the pharmacovigilance systems, the paediatrics regulation and the conditional approval pathway.

Learning Objective : To give participants an overview of recent insights from regulatory science on three components the system: pharmacovigilance, paediatrics and the conditional approval pathway. To discuss, based on the results presented, the potential for learning within the regulatory system and to share views how this learning could be translated into action.

Speaker(s)

Sarah  Garner, PhD

Policy Maker Perspectives from the IMI GetReal Project

Sarah Garner, PhD

World Health Organization, Denmark

Acting Program Manager, Access to Medicines and Health Products

Andre  Broekmans

Collaborative learning from the regulatory system of medicines. Recent results from the Escher project.

Andre Broekmans

TI Pharma, Netherlands

Director, Escher

Magda  Chlebus, MA

PPP: Beyond Publication - From scientific collaboration to regulatory and medical practice and new business models

Magda Chlebus, MA

EFPIA - European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations, Belgium

Executive Director, Science Policy & Regulatory Affairs

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