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Omni Shoreham Hotel

Dec 05, 2016 1:00 PM - Dec 06, 2016 5:00 PM

2500 Calvert Street NW, , Washington, DC 20008 , USA

Advancing the Science of Study Endpoints

Examine global strategies for selecting study endpoints and the impact of endpoints during the analysis of clinical evidence for various types of drug approval processes.

Session 5: Addressing Multiple Stakeholder Needs with COAs and Endpoints Selection

Session Chair(s)

Michael  Lees, MA

Michael Lees, MA

Chief Operating Officer and Head of Market Access Strategy

PHMR Ltd, United Kingdom

The objective of this session is to explore the needs of additional stakeholders when selecting endpoints for inclusion in clinical trials and observational research. Health technology assessment (HTA) agencies often have requirements for different endpoints when making decisions, and will often interpret the same endpoint in different ways. The speakers in this session will identify the endpoints required for HTA decision making, discuss how these differ from regulatory requirements, and explain how the incorrect choice of endpoint, patient population or study follow up can cause delays in patient access to medicines. Different perspectives will be provided and potential for greater future alignment between regulators and HTAs - and between different HTAs - will be discussed.

Speaker(s)

Michael  Lees, MA

Choosing Endpoints (and Other Key Study Aspects) in Clinical Development: What Does HTA Require in Germany?

Michael Lees, MA

PHMR Ltd, United Kingdom

Chief Operating Officer and Head of Market Access Strategy

Pall  Jonsson, PhD, MS

Choosing Endpoints (and Other Key Study Aspects) in Clinical Development: What Does HTA Require in the UK?

Pall Jonsson, PhD, MS

National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), United Kingdom

Programme Director - Data and RWE

Lynn D. Disney, JD, PhD, MPH

Academic Perspective: How Can the Choice of Endpoints Targeted at HTAs Help the Assessment of Value?

Lynn D. Disney, JD, PhD, MPH

University of Maryland, United States

Dir of Research, PATIENTS Program Pharmaceutical Health Services Research Depart

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