Clinical Development & Regulatory

 

Clinical Development & Regulatory, Wednesday 24 April 2024

Melissa Penn
Clinical Development & Regulatory
11:24

Chair's Remarks

Melissa Penn, Director Patient Engagement Research & Development, Bayer
Melissa Penn
Clinical Development & Regulatory
11:24

Chair's Remarks

Melissa Penn, Director Patient Engagement Research & Development, Bayer
Clinical Development & Regulatory
11:25

The pivotal role patient advocacy organizations play in driving rare disease therapeutic development

  • Understand how patient advocacy organizations drive therapeutic development in the rare disease space
  • How to effectively engage and partner with patient advocacy organizations to develop meaningful treatments
  • Gain insight into the “how, when and where” patient advocacy can significantly impact the drug development process
Neena Nizar, Assoc. Director, Patient Advocacy Strategy, ICON Centre for Rare Diseases; President, The Jansens Foundation
Jana Benesh, Director of Therapeutic Expertise, ICON Centre for Rare Diseases
Panel discussion
Clinical Development & Regulatory
11:45

Is there a need for convergence in the use of scientific evidence by decision makers in healthcare?

Moderator: Jean-Pascal Fournier-Roussy, Head, Global Public Affairs, Rare Diseases & Rare Blood Disorders, Sanofi
Alicia Granados, Head, Global Rare Diseases Medical Scientific Advocacy, SANOFI
Annie Kennedy, Chief of Policy, Advocacy, & Patient Engagement, EveryLife Foundation for Rare Diseases
Juliane Mills
Clinical Development & Regulatory
12:05

Uniting for the uncommon: Successes and lessons in pharma-patient advocacy partnerships

What the audience will learn:

  • This will be a transparent discussion on the types of collaborations and agreements that have worked (or not worked) between rare disease patient advocacy groups and drug development companies.
  • Learn what you’re doing right (or wrong!) when trying to build bridges with advocacy organizations.
  • Learn key questions to ask about advocacy organizations and drug companies before starting a partnership.
Juliane Mills, Senior Director, Therapeutic Strategy Lead, Rare Disease, Worldwide Clinical Trials
Rahul Kukreja
Clinical Development & Regulatory
12:25

Navigating cell and gene therapy studies in rare diseases

  • Site Identification and Competition
  • Overcoming Interdepartmental Challenges
  • Logistics Management
  • The Impact of Box Warnings

 

Rahul Kukreja, Project Director, Clinical Project Management, Allucent
Richard Wilson
Clinical Development & Regulatory
12:45

The critical role of partnerships in rare disease drug advancement: From lab bench to bedside

Richard Wilson, SVP North America Rare Disease Franchise Head, Kyowa Kirin
Rachael Sawaya
Clinical Development & Regulatory
13:05

Mobile visits are critical for successful rare disease research

Rachael Sawaya, Associate Director, Project Management – Execution, PCM Trials
Jennifer McNary
Clinical Development & Regulatory
14:59

Chair's Remarks

Jennifer McNary, Founder, One Rare
Panel discussion
Clinical Development & Regulatory
15:00

Patient-first innovation: FDA shifting rare diseases endpoints

Jamie Sullivan, Vice President of Public Policy, EveryLife Foundation for Rare Diseases
Julie Breneiser, Executive Director, Gorlin Syndrome Alliance
Clinical Development & Regulatory
15:20

Rare but not forgotten: Challenges and opportunities for rare disease drugs

Samantha Zappia, MS, RAC, Principal Consultant, SK Regulatory Solutions
Mike Fusakio, Lead Consultant, Regulatory Affairs, Halloran Consulting Group
Lavni Varyani
Clinical Development & Regulatory
15:40

The future of rare disease funding: Saudi Arabia's investment wave

Lavni Varyani, Founder, Pharma Business Partners
Panel discussion
Clinical Development & Regulatory
16:00

Navigating difficult pathways in rare drug development: How, when and why sponsors should engage with FDA ombuds

Moderator: Jennifer McNary, Founder, One Rare
Sherry Lard, PhD, Associate Director for Product Management (ADPM), U.S. Food and Drug Administration
last published: 19/Apr/24 23:05

Clinical Development & Regulatory, Thursday 25 April 2024

Carolyn Schwartz
Clinical Development & Regulatory
11:59

Chair's Remarks

Carolyn Schwartz, President and Chief Scientist, DeltaQuest Foundation
Panel discussion
Clinical Development & Regulatory
12:00

Putting science first in rare disease studies

Robin Bliss, VP Strategic Consultant, Veristat
Anthy Tsatoumas, Manager, Project Management, Veristat
Mridula Shukla
Clinical Development & Regulatory
12:40

Evolving trends in gene therapy

Mridula Shukla, Head of Regulatory Affairs, Gene Therapy, Poseida Therapeutics, Inc.
Mridula Shukla
Clinical Development & Regulatory
12:40

Evolving trends in gene Therapy

Mridula Shukla, Head of Regulatory Affairs, Gene Therapy, Poseida Therapeutics, Inc.
Panel discussion
Clinical Development & Regulatory
13:00

Engaging minority communities: Collaborative practices and long-term success

Moderator: Neena Nizar, Assoc. Director, Patient Advocacy Strategy, ICON Centre for Rare Diseases; President, The Jansens Foundation
Mary McGowan, Chief Executive Officer, Foundation for Sarcoidosis Research
Deborah Requesens, Director, JumpStart, Orphan Disease Center, University of Pennsylvania, Perelman School of Medicine
Victoria Arteaga, Co-founder, SHER Hispanic Society for Rare Diseases
Carolyn Schwartz
Clinical Development & Regulatory
15:14

Chair's Remarks

Carolyn Schwartz, President and Chief Scientist, DeltaQuest Foundation
Clinical Development & Regulatory
15:15

RARE Revolution: Authentic storytelling in a challenging regulatory landscape

Nicola Miller, Editor in Chief, RARE Revolution Magazine
Geoffrey Case, Digital Editor, RARE Revolution Magazine
Adrian Kielhorn
Clinical Development & Regulatory
15:35

Measuring diversity of patient in clinical trials: Do we have the right measures to measure the right things?

Adrian Kielhorn, Senior Director Health Economics and Outcomes Research, Alexion
David Allison
Clinical Development & Regulatory
15:55

Collaboration: the TREAT-NMD model bringing therapies to patients with a rare disease

David Allison, Chief Executive Officer, TREAT-NMD
Carolyn Schwartz
Clinical Development & Regulatory
16:15

Developing patient-reported outcomes for orphan disease: Challenges and solutions

Carolyn Schwartz, President and Chief Scientist, DeltaQuest Foundation
last published: 19/Apr/24 23:05

 

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