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Virtual

Oct 17, 2024 1:30 PM - Oct 17, 2024 5:30 PM

(Central Europe Standard Time)

EMA Clinical Trial Information System (CTIS) Information Day

Focus of this event will be on the follow up steps transitioned clinical trials and the revised transparency rules. From 31 January 2025 onwards, in only a few months time, the transition period is over and sponsors will need to comply with their obligations under the CTR and its Delegated Acts for all clinical trials conducted in the EU/EEA. On 18 June 2024, the revised transparency rules for the Clinical Trials Information System (CTIS) will become applicable, with the launch of a new version of the CTIS public portal.

Session 1: Transition Periods for Clinical Trials from Directive (2001/20/EC) to Regulation (536/2014)

Session Chair(s)

Scott  Feiner

Scott Feiner

Senior Manager, Trial Disclosure, AbbVie, United States

Ana  Zanoletty Perez

Ana Zanoletty Perez

Head of Clinical Trials Transformation Workstream, European Medicines Agency, Netherlands

Session 1: Transition Periods for Clinical Trials from Directive (2001/20/EC) to Regulation (536/2014)

Speaker(s)

Noemie  Manent, PHARMD

Noemie Manent, PHARMD

TDA-CTT Change Management Lead, European Medicines Agency, Netherlands

Transitioned Clinical Trials - Current Status and Key Metrics

Marianne  Lunzer, DrMed

Marianne Lunzer, DrMed

Assessor, Dept of Clinical Trials, Federal Office for Safety in Health Care, AGES, Austria

Current Status about transitioning Clinical Trials and next steps

Scott  Feiner

Scott Feiner

Senior Manager, Trial Disclosure, AbbVie, United States

Follow up on Transitioned Clinical Trials from Sponsors' Perspective

Fatima  Pimentel

Fatima Pimentel

Director, Regulatory Consulting, Syneos Health, Spain

Follow up on Transitioned Clinical Trials from CROs' perspective

Susanne  Lerch

Susanne Lerch

Scientific Officer, Paul-Ehrlich-Institut, Germany

Follow up on Transitioned Clinical Trials from Regulatory Perspective

Friederike  Heckmann

Friederike Heckmann

Ethics Commission, Medical Association Westfalen- Lippe, Germany

Follow up on Transitioned Clinical Trials from Ethics Committee Perspective

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