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Recorded on: April 4, 2019
Description: Quality systems expert Dan O’Leary explains the hybrid system where you maintain a device certificate under the MDD and a QMS under the MDR. He discusses:
- The dates from the EU-MDR for when the hybrid system can apply;
- The three elements from the MDR Chapter VII – post-market surveillance, market surveillance and vigilance;
- The role of device registration and the required data elements; and
- How to structure the technical documentation for the hybrid system.
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Speaker: Dan O’Leary, President, Ombu Enterprises LLC
Recorded on: April 2, 2019
Description: Compliance experts Cynthia Schnedar and Liz Oestreich offer recommendations on how to build and maintain a culture that values quality and supports data integrity in the manufacturing process. They discuss:
- Best practices in building a culture of quality — including compliance with WHO and FDA data integrity standards;
- The nuances in Commissioner Gottlieb’s statement on achieving drug manufacturing quality; and
- Tips on how to ensure employees are invested in maintaining quality and how to avoid passive non-involvement.
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Speaker: Cynthia Schnedar, Executive Vice President, and Liz Oestreich, Vice President of Regulatory Compliance, Greenleaf Health, Inc.
Recorded on: March 29, 2019
Description: IRB official Kristin J. Craun clarifies key aspects of the revised Common Rule and approaches for educating research teams and ensuring compliance. She discusses:
- How new exempt categories may reduce obligations in human subject protection;
- How new required elements of consent change the standards for informing patients and obtaining consent;
- How the use of continuing review policies apply to minimal risk research and its effect on daily responsibilities in managing clinical trials; and
- How the new Common Rule requirement allows flexibility in some clinical trial areas and the key factors in determining when and how this flexibility can be utilized.
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Speaker: Kristin J. Craun, Senior Director, Institutional Review Board, University of Southern California
Note: Due to technical issues, the first 2 minutes of this recording is missing.
Recorded on: March 28, 2019
Description: Cell and gene therapy expert Scott R. Burger discusses the FDA’s requirements for biologics license applications, common mistakes applicants make and how to avoid them. He covers:
- How a cell or gene therapy BLA fits into the framework of the CTD;
- What reviewers in the Office of Tissues and Advanced Therapies expect to see in a BLA; and
- How the earlier stages of development affect the content of the BLA.
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Speaker: Scott R. Burger, Principal, Advanced Cell and Gene Therapy
Recorded on: March 26, 2019
Description: Research integrity expert Donna Kesslier discusses the increased focus on the reliability of research data, honesty in reporting and data reproducibility in an era of heightened competition and pressure. She covers:
- How regulatory authorities are defining research misconduct;
- What are questionable research practices (QRPs), especially in dealing with vulnerable populations; and
- Tips for compliance in conducting proper research in the areas of subject recruitment, consent, recordkeeping and patient outreach and communication.
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Speaker: Donna Kesslier, Research Integrity Officer, Duke University
Recorded on: March 25, 2019
Description: Patient centricity advocates Maggie Buckley, Pamela Bennett and Danya Kaye discuss how to improve clinical trials by involving patients in recruitment efforts, consent agreements, educational materials and engagement. Topics include:
- Things to consider before beginning a patient engagement program;
- Ways to engage directly with patients as advisors; and
- Elements necessary to engage patients and patient advocacy organizations in clinical trial development and treatment.
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Speakers: Maggie Buckley, Volunteer Patient Advocate; Pamela Bennett, Executive Healthcare and Corporate Affairs Consultant; and Danya Kaye, Director of Business Development, R&D and Innovation, Inspire
Recorded on: March 22, 2019
Description: Regulatory expert Lynn Mehler addresses the FDA’s expectations for REMS assessment. She discusses:
- How REMS assessments have changed in the past decade;
- How REMS assessments can lead to additional requirements, separate and apart from modifications to a REMS; and
- How to use REMS assessments to build a case for REMS modification, including elimination of requirements.
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Speaker: Lynn Mehler, Partner, Hogan Lovells
Recorded on: March 21, 2019
Description: Attorney Jessica Ringel discusses how the FDA will prioritize its regulatory efforts in 2019, including:
- Recent revisions to the medical device guidance and activities required by the FDA Reauthorization Act (FDARA);
- Nuances pertaining to quality and regulatory professionals included in CDRH’s FY 2019 guidance agenda; and
- Status of the ever-evolving voluntary FDA pilot programs.
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Speaker: Jessica Ringel, Counsel, King & Spalding
Recorded on: March 20, 2019
Description: : Pediatric trial experts Lisa Benson and Janelle Allen discuss how to deal with the differences and challenges faced while conducting pediatric clinical trials. Topics include:
- How to develop study budgets specific to pediatric clinical trials, including recruitment and administrative costs;
- Approaches to recruitment in pediatric research, including the pros and cons of using different forms of standard and social media;
- How to identify the challenges faced when conducting pediatric clinical trials; and
- Strategies for successful retention of children in clinical trials.
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Speakers: Lisa Benson, Senior Vice President of Research, Education and Quality, and Janelle Allen, Director of Research, Education and Quality for the Institute of Advanced Clinical Trials for Children
Recorded on: March 19, 2019
Description: Medical device expert J. Lawrence Stevens discusses trends in the FDA’s regulation of integrated devices. He covers:
- FDA premarket and postmarket requirements for medical imaging devices;
- How to interpret and comply with the FDA’s imaging guidance; and
- The agency’s plans for future medical imaging regulation.
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Speaker: J. Lawrence Stevens, Principal Consultant, One Way Consultants, LLC
