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Joint Session 2: How does the experience with CTR Transparency implementation shape our future thinking?

Session Chair(s)

Scott  Feiner

Scott Feiner

  • Senior Manager, Clinical Records Management, Strategic Clinical Operations
  • AbbVie, United States
Ruediger  Pankow, DrSc

Ruediger Pankow, DrSc

  • Principal Consultant, Regulatory Affairs
  • Parexel International, Germany

The EU CTR has transformed our day-to-day practice in transparency, moving from a handful of documents disclosed at the end of a clinical trial, to disclosure of many clinical trial documents before the trial begins. Building from a few examples of the transparency implementation of the EU CTR, this session explores changes to the overall approach to disclosure, while meeting the privacy requirements for the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).  

The key aspects for the panel discussion include a coordinated approach to disclosure/transparency:

  • For sponsor and authority authored documents
  • Across public databases (CTIS, Eudamed, CT.gov)
  • That evolves to adjust for future systems/initiatives

Speaker(s)

Laura  Pioppo

Contributing Panelist

Laura Pioppo

  • Scientific Administrator, CTIS expert
  • European Medicines Agency, Netherlands
Elke  Stahl, PhD

Contributing Panelist

Elke Stahl, PhD

  • Senior Expert, Clinical Trials Department
  • Federal Institute For Drugs and Medical Devices (BfArM), Germany
Guido  Grass, MD

Contributing Panelist

Guido Grass, MD

  • Ethic Commission
  • University of Cologne, Germany
Jesper  Kjær, MS

Contributing Panelist

Jesper Kjær, MS

  • Co-Chair, EMA/HMA Big Data Steering Group; Director of Data Analytics Centre
  • Danish Medicines Agency (DKMA), Denmark

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