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European Medicines Agency

2017年10月16日 (月) 午前 8:00 - 2017年10月17日 (火) 午後 4:00

30 Churchill Place, Canary Wharf, London, E14 5EU, United Kingdom

DIA/EFGCP/EMA Conference on How to Optimise Children’s Access to Innovative Medicines

United in the goal of increasing the availability of new medicines to paediatric patients, how can we leverage examples from past successes to overcome future barriers?

Session 2A Rare Disease/Small Population

Session Chair(s)

Lutz  Harnisch, MD

Lutz Harnisch, MD

Senior Director, Global Clinical Pharmacology/Pharmacometrics

Pfizer, United Kingdom

The session will highlight EMA’s current approach on the development and approval of medicines for rare diseases/small populations, specifically how this approach translates into a development programme not only supporting the Health Authorities’ approval, but also the acceptance by payers and HTA bodies. What all that means in practice will be illustrated by two recent cases, which not only managed the Regulatory approval, but also successfully went through the HTA assessment, leading to ultimate availability of those new treatment options to children, their parents, and their doctors. Learnings from the two case studies and the experience from the audience will be discussed to better understand what is needed to improve the development and availability of new, innovative medicines for children.

Speaker(s)

Laura  Fregonese, MD, PHD, MSC

Laura Fregonese, MD, PHD, MSC

European Medicines Agency, Netherlands

Scientific Officer

Stephanie  Rosenfeld, DrMed, MD

Rare disease/Small population

Stephanie Rosenfeld, DrMed, MD

Sanofi-Aventis Deutschland GmbH, Germany

Director, Evidence Based Medicine/ Health Economics and Outcomes Research

Dunja  Pfeiffer

Dunja Pfeiffer

Pierre Fabre Pharma Gmbh, Germany

Head Market Access DACH

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