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Overview

Short Course: January 25, 2023 | Virtual

Short Course: February 1, 2023 | Virtual

Short Course: February 5, 2023 | In-Person

Conference: February 6-8, 2023 | In-Person

DIA's Global Pharmacovigilance and Risk Management Strategies Conference is a neutral event developed by regulators and industry experts discussing the updates, opportunities, and challenges alongside fresh problem-solving strategies that matter most to safety professionals.



  • Event Goals and Offerings

    • Important safety and pharmacovigilance regulatory updates from U.S, U.K, Europe, Japan, and China regions
    • Information on the new internationally harmonized guidance on a selective approach to safety data collection in specific late-stage pre-approval or post-approval clinical trials
    • Technology and data heavy sessions discussing how new technology, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and visualization tools are advancing pharmacovigilance practices
    • Discussions on the impact of regulatory differences on global risk management organizations and the design and implementation of risk minimization materials
    • Panel discussion on key concerns smaller companies have encountered with the FDA Final Rule and FDA’s perspective regarding the concerns of smaller pharma companies
    • Interactive round table session to discuss safety updates and challenges with transgender population, underrepresented population, cell and gene therapy, and rare disease
    • Presentation by the DIA Clinical Safety and Pharmacovigilance Community chair


    • Meeting Designed for

      • Drug Safety
      • Pharmacovigilance
      • Risk Management
      • Benefit-risk Assessment and Communication
      • Medical Product Safety Assessment
      • Post-Market Studies
      • Real-World Evidence Generation
      • Regulatory Affairs
      • Clinical Research
      • Data Safety Monitoring and Analysis
      • Pharmacoepidemiology
      • Medical Information
      • Medical Communications
      • Medical Affairs
      • Health Outcomes
      • Patient Engagement


    • Learning Objectives

      At the conclusion of this activity, participants should be able to:
      • Describe the new internationally harmonized guidance on a selective approach to safety data collection in specific late-stage pre-approval or post-approval clinical trials
      • Discuss safety regulatory updates in the U.S, U.K, Europe, Japan, and China
      • Recognize MHRA’s progress on updating clinical trial regulations in the UK and its impact on pharmacovigilance activities
      • Define FDA draft guidance on the Benefit-Risk Assessment for New Drug and Biological Products for Industry
      • Identify new signal detection tools and reinforce the FMQ method and analysis
      • Evaluate how regulatory differences impact global risk management organizations and design/implementation of risk minimization materials
      • Describe challenges to establishing global approaches to risk minimization and identify risk analysis approaches to developing risk minimization materials
      • Analyze recent advances in the use of AI/ML with respect to safety surveillance
      • Identify the latest strategies for managing literature requirements at local and global level
      • Examine various ways RWE/RWD are utilized in regulatory interactions during clinical development and its role in the evaluation of safety signals arising from clinical trial data
      • Explain safety updates and challenges in special population including pregnancy and lactation and transgender population
      • Discuss challenges with reaching the minority population and barriers for enrollment in clinical trials and recognize the need for a more inclusive approach within the drug development lifecycle
      • Identify potential approaches to address safety challenges in cell and gene therapy and rare disease
      • Recognize key concerns smaller companies have encountered with the FDA Final Rule and discuss FDA’s perspective regarding the concerns of smaller pharma companies

Program Committee

  • Annette S. Williams, MBA, RPh
    Annette S. Williams, MBA, RPh • Vice President, Pharmacovigilance
    IQVIA, United States
  • James Buchanan, PharmD
    James Buchanan, PharmD • President
    Covilance LLC, United States
  • Barbara Hendrickson, MD
    Barbara Hendrickson, MD • Clinical Associate Professor
    University of Chicago, United States
  • Jeremy Jokinen, PhD, MS
    Jeremy Jokinen, PhD, MS • Vice President and Head, Global Risk Management & International Patient Safety
    Bristol-Myers Squibb Company, United States
  • Mamiko Kasho
    Mamiko Kasho • Executive Director, Global PV Management Dept., Global Safety HQs
    Eisai Co., Ltd., Japan
  • Susan Kindig, JD, MD
    Susan Kindig, JD, MD • Executive Director, Medical & Drug Safety
    Halozyme, United States
  • Jamie Ridley Klucken, PharmD, MBA, RPh
    Jamie Ridley Klucken, PharmD, MBA, RPh • Safety Evaluator, Division of Pharmacovigilance, OSE, CDER
    FDA, United States
  • Annette Stemhagen, DrPH, FISPE
    Annette Stemhagen, DrPH, FISPE • Chief Scientific Officer
    UBC, United States
  • Mengchun Li, MD, MPA
    Mengchun Li, MD, MPA • Director, Phamacovigilance
    Global Alliance For TB Drug Development, United States
  • Sarah Vaughan
    Sarah Vaughan • Head of Vigilance Development
    Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), United Kingdom
  • Jo Wyeth, PharmD
    Jo Wyeth, PharmD • Associate Director for Postmarket Assessments, OMEPRM, OSE, CDER
    FDA, United States
  • Cheryl Campbell, MS
    Cheryl Campbell, MS • Associate Director of Executive Operations/Outreach and Communications, OSE,CDER
    FDA, United States
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