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WHy yOU SHOULD ATTEND?: Improve • your long-term clinical development strategies by understanding how to maximise opportunities in emerging markets
Identify • challenges with site selection and patient recruitment and discover eff ective methods to overcome them
Discover • channels where you can improve your off -shoring strategy and make the most of opportunities for conducting trials in emerging countries
Uncover • the pros and cons of importing and exporting drugs and biological samples in order to save money on your operations
Monday 1 – Tuesday 2 March 2010, Prague, Czech Republic
Sliversponsor:
2ndAnnual
Clinical Trials in Emerging MarketsMaximising the opportunities forglobal clinical development
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS INCLUDE:Anish Desai, HeadR&DandMedicalDirector,BAyER HEALTHCARE INDIA
Ramil Abdrachitov, ClinicalResearchManager,ClinicalResearchRegionCentralandEasternEurope–RussianDepartment, ASTRAzENECA
Pavel Farkas, SeniorDirector,Biopharmaceutics,PLIVA CROATIA
Jörg Möller, SeniorVice-PresidentHead,GlobalClinicalDevelopment, BAyER SCHERING PHARMA
Eric Hurden, AssociateDirector,GlobalClinicalOperations,BIOGEN IDEC
Josemund Menezes, ClinicalProjectLeaderandMedicalAdvisorCRU–India, SANOFI AVENTIS
Eva Lapkova, ClinicalMonitoringManagerforCzechRepublic,SlovakiaandHungary, MERCK
Cem Ozesen, ClinicalResearchManager,MERCK
Sliversponsor:
Attendto network withover 50 leadingpharma and biotech companies fromaroundthe world
REGISTER NOW:■ Online: www.clinicaltrialsevents.com/emerging-markets/register ■ Tel: +44 (0)20 7753 4268■ Email: [email protected] ■ Fax: +44 (0)20 7915 9773
Programme day one Monday1March2010
Upgradingethicscommitteestogovernalllocaltrialsites ●
Sitemanagementorganisationandmaximising ●
patient recruitmentRetainingtalentinanincreasinglycompetitive ●
trial environmentCapacitybuildingattheclinicalsitesandreducing ●
patientdrop-outratesOvercominginfrastructurerestrictionsandidentifying ●
the best strategy for advancing clinical trialsJosemund Menezes, Clinical Project Leader and Medical Advisor CRU – India, SANOFI AVENTIS
12:10 Infrastructure challenges in conducting trials in IndiaDealingwiththelackofprocessesandsystemsinregardsto ●
communication and conducting clinical trials abroadFindingadequateclinicalfacilitiesandtrainedclinical ●
investigatorsOvercomingregulatorybarrierstoentryinsiteselection ●
Ensuringadequaterecordkeepingonpaperandavailable ●
electronic databasesViraj Rajadhyaksha, Senior Manager, Operations, Planning and Management Clinical Research, PFIzER INDIA
12:40 Lunch
PRACTICAL AND ETHICAL CHALLENGES IN EMERGING MARKETS14:00 Feasibility studies for informed decision making
when conducting clinical trials in emerging regionsAdequatecountryselectionandpatient ●
recruitmentprojectionsFacilitatingthedecisionmakingprocessthrougha ●
analysis of optionsStartupchallengesandavoidingdelaystostudyprogress ●
Evaluatingthebenefitsofemergingmarketscompared ●
to developed countries Thebenefitsoftakinganonsurveyapproachtofeasibility ●
Costbenefitanalysistorevealthefullextentofthepros ●
and consEric Hurden, Associate Director, Global Clinical Operations, BIOGEN IDEC
14:30 When and how to conduct a successful clinical trial in an emerging clinical research countryKeydecisiondriverssupportingtheconductof ●
your trial abroadManaging cultural differences and minimising ●
risksoferrorsEnsuringthateverysitecomplieswithbothlocal ●
and global ethics board Choosingtrialpartnersthroughanalysisofethical ●
andGCPcompliancePatient recruitment considerations for building a ●
sustainable trial environmentSustaininglocalaccesstotreatmentsfoundtobe ●
safe and effectiveCem Ozesen, Clinical Research Manager, MERCK
15:00 Panel Discussion: Choosing the right trial partner through an efficient and thorough selection processSettingaselectioncriteriatofindtherightqualitypartner ●
Information gathering processes to determine partners ●
capabilities and strengthsUnderstandingcompetenciesandtrackrecordsin ●
chosen trial sitesAgreeingtorobustcontractsthatcoverallstudyareas ●
8:30 Registration9:00 Opening remarks from the Chair
Eric Hurden, Associate Director, Global Clinical Operations, BIOGEN IDEC
PROJECT AND SITE MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS FOR OFFSHORE TRIALS9:10 Getting the site selection right to achieve
optimal study outcomesEnsuringthatsponsorsunderstandtheprosandcons ●
of each site locationDetermining ways to access to patient population and ●
maketherecruitmentprocesseasierUnderstandingtheregulatoryapprovalprocesses ●
Establishingarelationshipwithlocalauthorities ●
Understandingthebenefitsofchosensitesforlongterm ●
trial sustainability and patient retentionRamil Abdrachitov, Clinical Research Manager, Clinical Research Region Central and Eastern Europe – Russian Department, ASTRAzENECA
9:40 Non-invasive monitoring and management of global trialsGivingCROsflexibilitywhilstensuringthebestuseof ●
resources are met and there are minimal delaysMaintaining ongoing communication to identify ●
problems earlyEnsuringkeydeliverablesandtimelinesaremet ●
Understandthepracticalitiesofvendormanagementin ●
offshore trial sitesMakingthedecisionforkeepingprojectmanagement ●
in-houseoroutsourcetoaserviceproviderOlav Flaten, Medical Director, GSK
10:10 Panel Discussion: Setting up metrics for trials in emerging countriesDeveloping performance metrics that are appropriate to the ●
circumstances and meet the challenges of the trialAdaptingexistingmeasuresoncetrialsitesarechosen ●
Determining all variables that can affect a trial to assist with ●
minimisingriskVariations in metrics for different trial sites ●
10:40 Morning Refreshments
MAXIMISING OPPORTUNITIES AND OVERCOMING CHALLENGES IN INDIA AND ASIA-PACIFIC11:10 Keynote presentation: Clinical development in
emerging markets: the case of the Asia-Pacific regionUnderstandingcurrentregulatoryandlegalaspects ●
of the regionDeveloping your strategy for complying regulations ●
and communicating with regulatory bodiesSuccessfullynavigatingtheapprovalprocess ●
Determiningtherestrictionsonimportingandexporting ●
of drugs and biological samplesDealing with ethics committees ●
Jörg Möller, Senior Vice-President Head, Global Clinical Development, BAyER SCHERING PHARMA
11:40 Maximising the benefits of the growing market for trials in IndiaThebenefitsofhighqualitymedicalstaffandanincreasingly ●
professionalregulatoryframeworkDevelopment in regulations and reviewing the benefits of ●
setting up clinical trials in India
Programme day Two Tuesday2March2010
8:30 Registration
9:00 Opening remarks from the ChairPavel Farkas, Senior Director, Biopharmaceutics, PLIVA CROATIA
09:10 Delegates will be able to attend three one-hour roundtable discussion groups from a selection of key topics. Each session will be chaired by an industry expert who will facilitate an exchange of opinions, essential experiences and learning related to a current aspect of data management
Roundtable 1Ethical considerations of conducting trials in emerging markets
Understandinglocalregulationsandoperatingwithin ●
guidelines to ensure compliance ethical codes of conductCem Ozesen, Clinical Research Manager, MERCK
Roundtable 2Advantages and challenges of conducting trials in Eastern Europe
Navigatingobstaclesintrialsetupandprojectmanagement ●
in core trial sitesRamil Abdrachitov, Clinical Research Manager, Clinical Research Region Central and Eastern Europe – Russian Department, ASTRAzENECA
Roundtable 3Maximising the benefits of clinical trials in Asia
Identifyingsuitablelocationsandworkingwithlocal ●
authorities to facilitate trial conductLesley Mathews, Strategic Sourcing Manager, BAyER HEALTHCARE
Roundtable 4Identifying opportunities in the Asia-Pacific region for cost effective clinical development
Makingthemostofavailableresourcesandexpertise ●
in the regionJörg Möller, Senior Vice-President Head, Global Clinical Development, BAyER SCHERING PHARMA
Roundtable 5Developing and maintaining successful a relationship between trial sponsors and service providers
Building trust and agreeing measureable outcomes for trials ●
in unfamiliar territoriesPavel Farkas, Senior Director, Biopharmaceutics, PLIVA CROATIA
Roundtable 6Managing patient expectations and implementing a successful patient recruitment and retention strategy
Maximisingtheopportunityforpatientrecruitmentand ●
maintaining the long term viability and success of the trialOlav Flaten, Medical Director Norway, GSK
12:40 Lunch
Minimisingthetimetakenforpartnerselectiontoreduce ●
overall cost of clinical trialsEstablishingarelationshipoftrusttogetthetrialofftothe ●
best start
15:30 Afternoon refreshments
CASE STUDIES FROM CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE16:00 Making the most of clinical trial hubs in the Czech
Republic, Slovakia and HungaryStrategicissuesandconsequencesforkeytrialdecisions ●
Developing awareness of different regulations, licensing ●
environments,patientpopulationsandexpectationsBuildingtheexpertiseamongstclinicalinvestigatorsto ●
successfully set up and run trialsConsiderationsforsponsorswithlimitedexperiencein ●
CentralandEasternEuropeforsettingupclinicaltrialsEva Lapkova, Clinical Monitoring Manager for Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary, MERCK
16:30 Overcoming cultural and communication barriers when conducting trials in Eastern EuropeTailoringprojectmanagementandcommunication ●
processes for offshore trialsMatchingpatientexpectationswithrecruitment ●
processes for different sitesThechallengeofworkingwithdifferentbureaucratic ●
bodies and regulatory processesCommunicationtechniquestosecureco-operationfrom ●
authorities without delaying trial set up processesAgreeingclearandmeasurableoutcomes,timelines, ●
costsandexpectationswithlocaltrialpartnersandrecruitingadequatelyskilledstaffMikhail Putilovskiy, Clinical Operations Manager, ELI LILLy RUSSIA
17:00 Closing remarks from the Chair and close of Day One
Register online now at: www.clinicaltrialsevents.com/emerging-markets/register
Programme day Two Tuesday2March2010
14:00 The challenges and benefits of conducting trials in the Czech RepublicReviewingthechallengesofsettinguptrials ●
Designingtrialstructurestotakeaccountoflocal ●
infrastructure and site constraints Understandingtheregulatoryissues ●
Makingthemostofpatientrecruitmentopportunities ●
MaximisingdrugdevelopmentintheCzechRepublic ●
Petr Cypro, Medical Director, BRISTOL MEyERS SqUIBB
LONG TERM STRATEGIES FOR CLINICAL DEVELOPMENT14:30 Panel discussion: The sustainability of global
studies in emerging marketsDetermining the long term value of conducting ●
trials in emerging countriesAssessingoutsourcingdecisionsonthebasisof ●
quality,costandmeasurableoutcomesAnticipatingcostincreasesinarapidly ●
professionalising and competitive trial arenaRobustqualityassuranceframeworkstodetermine ●
value for moneyAscertainingthelongtermeffectivenessof ●
offshoring strategies
15:30 Afternoon refreshments
INDIA: COMPETING IN A GROWING MARKET FOR CLINICAL DEVELOPMENT15:30 Recruiting trained CRAs and investigators in a
competitive Indian marketFindingthemostqualifiedprofessionalsasthe ●
number of trials increaseSettingthecriteriaforstaffrecruitmenttoensure ●
appropriatelevelsofexperienceandexpertiseWorkingwithclinicaltrialtraininginstitutestosupply ●
qualifiedprofessionalsStaffretentioninthefaceofintensecompetition ●
between trial sponsorsMakingthemostoftheprofessionalisationinthe ●
industry to reduce trial errorsThe long term clinical trial strategy for emerging countries ●
Anish Desai, Head Research and Development and Medical Director, BAyER HEALTHCARE INDIA
16:00 Conducting clinical studies for generic pharmaceuticals in India: a global sponsor's viewDealingwiththelackofprocessesandsystemsfor ●
communication and conducting clinical trialsFindingadequateclinicalfacilitiesandtrainedclinical ●
investigatorsOvercomingregulatorybarrierstoentryinsiteselection ●
Ensuringadequaterecordkeepingonpaperand ●
available electronic databasesPavel Farkas, Senior Director, Biopharmaceutics, PLIVA CROATIA
17:00 Closing remarks from the Chair and close of conference
PosT-conference workshoP
Successful CRO selection and monitoring processes when conducting trials in emerging marketswednesday 3 March 2010led by: roger Joby, Managing director, 1to1to1
About the workshop:Choosingtherighttrialpartnerisacrucialsteptowardsbuildingasuccessful clinical trial model but trial sponsors must have a clear vision of trial aims and communicate this effectively to partners throughout theselectionprocessandtheconductoftheclinicaltrial.Knowingyourgoalsmakesiteasiertomakedecisionsonselectioncriteriaandcarryoutassessmentsofthestrengthsandcapabilitiesofpotentialpartners.
Having made the decision on your trial partner, the importance of contractnegotiationandsubsequentprojectmonitoringisparamountinordertoachievethegoalsofthetrialontimeandonbudget.ThisworkshopprovidesapracticalandinteractiveenvironmentinwhichtoengagewiththechallengesofCROselectionandmonitoring.Itisintendedtoenabledelegatestoshareexperiencesofselectionstrategies,contractplanningandtrialmonitoring.
Workshop agenda:9:00 Registration and coffee
9:30 Effective planning for making optimal selection decisionsKnowingyourgoals–balancingdecisionsonquality, ●
timelines and trial costsTheimpactofsiteselectiononselectionprocesses– ●
localexpertiseandavailabilityofresourcesDevelopingstudymetricsandkeydeliverablesofatrial ●
10:15 The process of selectionUnderstandingcandidatespartnerscapabilities ●
and strengthsRequestsforinformationandrequestsforproposals ●
Due diligence and analysis of proposals ●
MatchingtrialstoappropriateCROs ●
11:00 Refreshments
11:30 Contract negotiation and agreementMatching contracts to desired trial outcomes ●
Choosingafixed,fixedunitpricedorvariablecontract ●
Protecting your trial against cost and time overruns ●
12:15 Project monitoring and evaluationPlanningtheprojectmanagementfunctionstoensure ●
adequateoversightfunctionsDeveloping performance metrics for measuring conduct ●
and outcomes of the trialEarnedvalueanalysis ●
13:00 Close of workshop
About your workshop leaders:Roger Joby B.Sc. MAPMistheManagingDirectorof1to1to1.Rogerhasbeeninvolvedinthepharmaceuticalindustryforover30yearsworkingforbothCROsandpharmaceuticalcompaniesandnowasanindependentconsultant.Roger’sexperienceincludesprojectmanagement,proposalgeneration,sub-contractorcontactsandprojectfinance.
1to1to1ispartofR.&N.R.Consultingspecialisinginprojectmanagementconsultancyinclinicalresearch.ThecompanywasformedinMarch2000andhasarangeofclientsthatincludelargeandmediumsizedpharmaceuticalcompanies,bio-techsandCROs
Who should attend?The audience will be made up of Vice Presidents, Directors and Managers within pharmaceutical and biotech companies from the following areas:
• Outsourcing
• ClinicalOperations
• Procurement
• ExternalAlliances
• ClinicalTrials
• ClinicalResearch
• R&D
• ProjectManagement
• Contracts
• Legal
• Counsel
About the ConferenceVIBpharma is proud to announce the launch of our second annualClinicalTrialsinEmergingMarketsconferencetakingplaceinPragueon1-2March2010.
In the current economic climate reducing costs and increasing efficiency during the clinical trial process is crucial to sustaining the long term development of new treatments.Thereexistschallenges,insettingupandrunningaclinicaltrialthatmustbeovercome.Akeyfactor in determining the effectiveness of your trial is recruitingtherighttypesofpatientsattherighttime.Itisacomplexandintricatearea,requiringknowledgeofhumanbehaviour,marketingandmanagementexpertise,togetherwithscientificknowledge.
Asmorepharmaandbiotechcompanieslooktoemergingregions to conduct their studies the need for information, expertise,guidanceandadviceonmanagingthepitfallsofoperating in new and unfamiliar countries becomes greater thanever.EmergingregionssuchasEasternEuropeandAsia,wherelargepatientpopulationsareavailablepose,opportunitiesbutalsorisks.Keychallengesencounteredby sponsors include:
Obtaining regulatory approval in trial sites and ●
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Choosing trials partners and outsourcing to local ●
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