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Le Palais des Congrès

2015年4月13日 (月) 午前 9:00 - 2015年4月15日 (水) 午後 5:30

2, Place de la porte Maillot, F-75017 Paris, France

27th Annual EuroMeeting

ADAPTIVE PATHWAYS AND PATIENT ACCESS MODELS TO INNOVATIVE TREATMENTS: IS IT APPLICABLE TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF VACCINES?

Session Chair(s)

Michel  Stoffel, DrMed

Michel Stoffel, DrMed

Vice-President, Head Europe Region, Global Regulatory Affairs

Glaxosmithkline Biologicals SA, Belgium

Viral Challenge Studies: An innovative way to speed up the development of influenza vaccines

Learning Objective : Learn how Viral challenge studies can be used as a tool to speed up vaccine development and how they can be used for an early 'go - no go' decision Learn about the Regulatory strategy required to set up this type of studies

Speaker(s)

Stephen  Lockhart, MD, MA, FFPM

Adaptive Pathways and Patient Access to Innovative Vaccines: A view from industry

Stephen Lockhart, MD, MA, FFPM

Sanofi-Pasteur MSD, United Kingdom

Vice President, Development

Marco  Cavaleri, PHD

Adaptive Pathways and Patient Access Models to Innovative Vaccines: A view from the regulator

Marco Cavaleri, PHD

European Medicines Agency, Netherlands

Head of Health Threats and Vaccines Strategy

Bruno  Speder, MSC

Viral Challenge Studies: An innovative way to speed up the development of influenza vaccines

Bruno Speder, MSC

SGS Life Science Services, Belgium

Head Clinical Regulatory Affairs

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