All Journal articles – Page 7
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JournalHM6: Innovation in regulatory science – The path from data to evidence and the promise to streamline the regulatory lifecycle
There is a global evolution in drug development and RWE policy, increasing contribution of RWD/RWE to clinical evidence generation.
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JournalHM7: Are patients the missing piece in the global drug development puzzle?
This session focused on patient engagement from different stakeholder perspectives.
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JournalHM8: The present and future of developing and commercialising cell and gene therapies in a global world
Gene therapies are highly innovative products which have been approved only for the treatment of rare diseases so far. Changes in manufacturing processes during development as well as difficulties in gathering large clinical data sets explain the common challenges encountered by gene therapy developers to demonstrate the benefit of their ATMP.
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JournalHM9: Strategy under uncertainty — Improving the odds of regulatory success
Following last year’s success, Daniela Drago, Carlos Langezaal and Fortunato Fred Senatore were back to conduct another interactive session. Attendees gathered into groups to discuss and propose regulatory strategies based on a number of scenarios, three of which will be described here.
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JournalVM1: Availability and Innovation - under a new VMP legislation
The requirements for quality data for LM products have increased under the new Regulation. It is difficult to determine which regulatory framework is most appropriate for novel ATMs.
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JournalVM2: Novel therapies in animal health – Balancing guidance versus gaining flexibility
The new EU Veterinary Medicines Regulation contains specific provision for novel therapies. Established methodologies for demonstrating quality, safety and efficacy of veterinary medicinal products often cannot be applied to novel therapies.
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JournalVM3: Antimicrobials; the new rules, their impact and consequences
The Veterinary Regulation 2019/6 established new provisions and obligations for antimicrobials in veterinary medicines. Work on implementing regulations and guidelines is ongoing to further specify their use and restrictions.
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JournalVM4: Regulatory update and perspectives: Variations, packaging and labelling, pharmacovigilance
Industry is navigating through complex new rules and opportunities for variations and will require continued cooperation. The year 2023 is expected to show the benefits of the revised pharmacovigilance procedures in practice.
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JournalBreakthrough therapy designation: From serious diseases to opioid crisis prevention
Following the human immunodeficiency virus crisis of the 1980s, the US Congress and US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) introduced several regulatory initiatives. The purpose was to expedite FDA review and approval of products to overcome the longer traditional pathway review timelines. One such process enabling faster approval is the ...
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JournalThe worldwide acceptance of non-legalised eCPPs
The transition from paper-based format to electronic Certificates of Pharmaceutical Product (eCPPs) has seen an increased uptake as a result of the operational limitations associated with the COVID-19 pandemic. While issuing regulatory agencies (RA), such the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) now offer ...
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JournalMedical device standards update: September 2022
This edition of our regular column updates the progress of applicable standards to September 2022
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JournalThe power of collaboration
Katherine Tyner, FDA Liaison to the EMA, Office of Global Policy and Strategy, FDA, discusses her position as a primary point of contact between the world’s two most important Agencies, and the goals they share for the future of public health.
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JournalUS FDA CDER and CBER guidance of interest
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has been steadily increasing the number of guidance documents produced on a yearly basis over the past decade. However, even with this increased pace, there are numerous topics that industry is looking to the FDA for clarity, especially newer topics like gene therapy, ...
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JournalThe health economics profile of new pharmaceuticals
The current article discusses elements of the health economics profile of new pharmaceuticals, specifically looking at the challenges of providing a healthcare system, the concepts around the provision of value-based healthcare systems and calculating the cost-effectiveness of new medicines. A quality-adjusted life year (QALY) is a concept used in health ...
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JournalNavigating the MDR’s heightened surveillance and performance requirements
Substantial changes to post-market surveillance, post-market clinical follow-up and the new requirement to include a summary of safety and clinical performance, have all placed greater obligations on medical device manufacturers. The changes introduced by the Medical Device Regulation (MDR), have the overarching objective of improving patient safety and providing greater ...
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JournalThe importance of subjective and qualitative risk management for medical devices regulation
In the early 2000s, risk management was thought to be able to offer the medical devices industry an exponential game-changing quality revolution. The developments brought by the Japanese quality philosophy, or total quality management, had seen many industries − such as aerospace and automobile production – make a paradigm shift ...
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JournalEU expert panels for high-risk devices - another level of review?
The new EU regulations for medical device and in vitro diagnostic devices called for additional expert reviews for novel and high-risk devices. These newly formed committees have published three opinions for medical devices and fifteen opinions for IVDs. The opinions offer a detailed and critical review of data from both ...
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JournalThe new UK MDR - a great start to a long road ahead
On 29 March 2017, the UK invoked Article 50 of the Treaty on European Union (EU)[1] and began the withdrawal process from the EU. Despite the UK’s departure from the EU on 31 January 2020, EU legislation continues to apply in UK domestic law. This means that, for the medical ...