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Session 3A: Regulatory Capacity That Delivers: Strengthening Regulatory Systems to Advance Access
Session Chair(s)
Tamei Elliott, MS
Director, Global Scientific Content, DIA, United States
Stuart Walker, PhD
Consultant in Pharmaceutical Medicine, Professor of Regulatory Science, University of Hertfordshire and University of Witwatersrand, United Kingdom
Regulatory capacity building matters when it translates into sustainable regulatory systems and improved performance. This session will explore practical approaches to capacity building and regulatory system strengthening across Africa, including how regulatory authorities can translate assessments and identified areas for improvement into sustainable capabilities and enhanced regulatory performance. Discussions will highlight lessons learned and best practices and consider how stronger regulatory systems can support timely and predictable access to medical products.
Learning Objective : - Examine approaches for translating regulatory system assessments into sustainable improvements in regulatory capacity and performance
- Evaluate tools and measures that support regulatory effectiveness, efficiency, and continuous improvement
- Identify opportunities to strengthen national regulatory systems and regional collaboration across Africa
Speaker(s)
Speaker
Representative Invited
Unit Head, Regulation and Safety, Department of Regulation and Prequalification, World Health Organization (WHO)
Speaker
Stuart Walker, PhD
Consultant in Pharmaceutical Medicine, Professor of Regulatory Science, University of Hertfordshire and University of Witwatersrand, United Kingdom
Speaker
Victoria Palmi-Reig, MPharm
International Affairs, European Medicines Agency, Netherlands
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