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Hyatt Regency Bethesda

Oct 05, 2015 12:00 PM - Oct 06, 2015 6:00 PM

One Bethesda Metro Center, 7400 Wisconsin Avenue, Bethesda, MD 20814-5326

Advancing the Science of Study Endpoints

Clinical Outcomes Assessments as Study Endpoints in Rare Diseases

Session Chair(s)

Susan  Martin

Susan Martin

Head, Patient Reported Outcomes

RTI Health Solutions, United States

Selecting and identifying study endpoints in Rare Disease (RD) clinical trials can present challenges to drug developers. In many RDs there is a lack of precedence and even a void of existing instruments for evaluating treatment benefit in the context of a high unmet medical need for a small patient population. As a result, standard methods for study endpoints development and use must be adapted in such a manner that preserves scientific best practices, e.g. of the FDA PRO Guidance, yet accommodates the special circumstances of RD. The following sessions will address these challenges and offer suggestions to be discussed by a panel of drug development specialists from Industry, FDA and patient advocacy groups.

Program Committee Representative: Linda Deal, Pfizer

Speaker(s)

Susan  Martin

1:00-1:05PM Welcome/Overview

Susan Martin

RTI Health Solutions, United States

Head, Patient Reported Outcomes

Harris  Kaplan, MBA

1:05-1:25PM Commercial Considerations for Study Endpoints in RD

Harris Kaplan, MBA

Red Team Associates, Div of Healogix, United States

Managing Partner

Annabel  Barbier, MD, PhD

1:25-1:45PM Clinical Challenges and Opportunities in Study Endpoint Development for RD

Annabel Barbier, MD, PhD

Agios Pharmaceuticals Inc, United States

Vice President, Clinical Development Rare Genetic Diseases

Elektra  Papadopoulos, MD, MPH

1:45-2:10PM Regulatory Considerations for Clinical Outcome Assessment Selection in RD

Elektra Papadopoulos, MD, MPH

AbbVie, United States

Director, Patient Experience Data and Strategy

All  Participants

2:10PM-2:25PM Networking Break

All Participants

United States

Linda S. Deal, MS

2:25-2:50PM RD Endpoint Strategy and Implementation

Linda S. Deal, MS

Pfizer Inc., United States

Head of Patient-Centered Outcomes Measurement

Marianne  Clancy, MPA

2:50-3:10PM Working with Patient Advocacy Organizations to Implement a RD Strategy

Marianne Clancy, MPA

Cure HHT, United States

Executive Director

Lori  McLeod, PhD

3:10-3:45PM RD Endpoint Evaluation, Analysis and Interpretation

Lori McLeod, PhD

RTI Health Solutions, United States

Head, Psychometrics

Lawrence  Charnas, MD, PhD

3:45-4:20PM Panel Discussion: All Session Speakers and Additional Panelist

Lawrence Charnas, MD, PhD

Novartis Institutes For Biomedical Research, United States

Senior Translational Medicine Expert Musculoskeletal Diseases

Susan  Martin

4:20-4:30PM Wrap-up/Session Adjourned

Susan Martin

RTI Health Solutions, United States

Head, Patient Reported Outcomes

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