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VIB pharma 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 effective 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 Sliver sponsor: 2nd Annual Clinical Trials in Emerging Markets Maximising the opportunities for global clinical development DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS INCLUDE: Anish Desai, Head R&D and Medical Director, BAYER HEALTHCARE INDIA Ramil Abdrachitov, Clinical Research Manager, Clinical Research Region Central and Eastern Europe – Russian Department, ASTRAZENECA Pavel Farkas, Senior Director, Biopharmaceutics, PLIVA CROATIA Jörg Möller, Senior Vice-President Head, Global Clinical Development, BAYER SCHERING PHARMA Eric Hurden, Associate Director, Global Clinical Operations, BIOGEN IDEC Josemund Menezes, Clinical Project Leader and Medical Advisor CRU – India, SANOFI AVENTIS Eva Lapkova, Clinical Monitoring Manager for Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary, MERCK Cem Ozesen, Clinical Research Manager, MERCK Attend to network with over 50 leading pharma and biotech companies from around the 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

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VIBpharma’s Clinical Trials in Emerging Markets conference will bring together pharma and biotech companies to share solutions to strategic and operational challenges in setting up and conducting studies in new territories. Attendees will hear from experienced professionals who will share their knowledge on making the most of the opportunities and benefits of conducting trials in emerging markets. Attend this practical, insightful and solution led event to generate new cost and time saving ideas for your clinical trials.

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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 ●

workingwithnationalregulatorsinaneverchangingbureaucratic landscape

Import licences and overcoming supply chain issues ●

Infrastructure and communications challenges in ●

developing countries

Choosing trials partners and outsourcing to local ●

or global CROs - ensuring that the partnership iseffectively managed is paramount

Recruitingadequatelytrainedclinicalinvestigators ●

VIBpharma’sClinicalTrialsinEmergingMarketsconferencewill bring together pharma and biotech companies to share solutions to strategic and operational challenges insettingupandconductingstudiesinnewterritories.Attendeeswillhearfromexperiencedprofessionalswhowillsharetheirknowledgeonmakingthemostoftheopportunities and benefits of conducting trials in emerging markets.Attendthispractical,insightfulandsolutionledevent to generate new cost and time saving ideas

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