Clinical Trials Inspection Readiness

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1 3 rd Clinical Trials Inspection Readiness Summit August 12-13, 2014 Sonesta Hotel Philadelphia Philadelphia, PA Top Reasons to Attend Only conference in the industry that is exclusively GCP-focused rather than GMP regarding inspection preparation Deep-dive analysis into regulatory criteria needed to remain compliant during a clinical inspection Excellent knowledge and sharing of inspections and inspection readiness across the globe Senior Specialist, GCP Compliance, Merck Best Practices for Maintaining Continuous Compliance on a Global Scale Presenting Over 15 Compelling Case Studies for 2014 Covering: CRO Management Regulations Updates Global Perspectives Provides industry leaders with proactive strategies shared through case studies designed to prepare their investigators for an inspection throughout an entire clinical trial CROs will share procedural tips on how to prepare sites for auditors Learn from industry professionals on how they prepare for a clinical inspection Inspector s Views sponsor: Dawn Wydner, Senior Director Americas, R&D Regulatory Compliance, Janssen, Former FDA Investigator Sandy Shire, DMD, MPA, CAPT (Ret) USPHS, Associate Director, Interprofessional Programs, Clinical Associate Professor, Arizona State University, Former FDA Investigator Trial Master Files Pharma covigilance Inspection Readiness Led by Our Expert Speaking Faculty: Craig Duffy Supervisor, Clinical Logistics-Clinical Drug Supply, Clinical Quality Assurance, Clinical Quality Standards Biogen Idec, Millennium Lisa Murphy Associate Director, Quality Standards, R&D Compliance BIOGEN IDEC Karen J. Footit, MSM, MT(ASCP) Senior Clinical Quality Systems Manager Boston Scientific Corporation Charlotte Furhey Associate Director, Clinical Data Management Exelixis Sophia Moya Quality Assurance Manager Guerbet Group DeVaughn Edwards Director of Quality Operations/Compliance Dirk Gille VP Head Pharmaceutical R&D QA Swati Tendolkar Program Manager, Global System Quality Assurance JOHNSON & JOHNSON Valerie Wilkins Associate Director, Clinical Quality Assurance Novartis Nancy Bitters GCP Inspection Manager Pfizer Ivan Walrath Head of Business Operations Pfizer Toni Lakin-Ritter Business Development Manager PHLEXGLOBAL INC.

2 Dear Colleague, Inspections can occur at any time and you need to be ready to act. The consequences of a failed inspection can be dire including hefty fines, lost jobs and waning credibility for a project. Inspection readiness is not just a one time event. In fact, the inspection readiness process is driven by people who excel at thinking ahead and take into account the constantly evolving variables of clinical research; Including new staff, new sites and new vendors. Thinking about problems that could arise during an inspection is the key to maintaining continuous compliance at clinical trial sites and ensuring that all systems are a go. The 3rd Clinical Trials Inspection Readiness Summit presents life science industry professionals sharing case studies of how to put into place proactive measures to reduce the risk of a failed inspection. Effective clinical research documentation, FDA submissions, TMF processes and vendor management are critical to audit preparation. The professionals we bring together are the thought leaders who are elevating inspection readiness to a higher plane. Additionally this summit will provide you with a space not only to learn, but also to network and bring your top of mind challenges directly to former inspectors and leaders in this space. 13% 7% 15% 15% 10% 5% 15% Attendee Profile: 50% 70% Clinical operations Compliance Quality R&D Other Company Profile: Pharma/ Biotech/ Medical Device CRO Technology Vendor Consultant This years Summit Will Feature Six Interactive Case Study Presentations on Ways to: Identify what an Inspector is Looking For During an Audit Implement Inspection Readiness at a Sponsor Company Enhance the Sponsor and CRO Communication and inspection preparedness Prepare for an Inspection from the EMA Implement etmf in Large Scale Studies Streamline Inspection Readiness Through Airtight Written SOP s and Team Training I look forward to meeting you in Philadelphia this August! Sincerely, Natasia Langfelder Natasia Langfelder Conference Production Director, 3rd Clinical Trials Inspection Readiness Summit nlangfelder@exlpharma.com Scott Grossman Scott Grossman Conference Production Team Leader sgrossman@exlpharma.com What Your Colleagues are Saying about ExL s Inspection Readiness Series: A lot of learning based on presenter and peer experience Lead Advisor, Astrazeneca Great-speakers were excellent! Director Clinops, Tarsa Information was very well presented and valuable Sr. Training Specialist, Janssen Who Should Attend: Professions in the life sciences industry with responsibilities in the following areas: Clinical Quality Assurance/Control/Compliance Global Compliance/Quality Management/ Regulatory Affairs Clinical Operations/Affairs Safety & Risk Management/Operations Auditing Clinical Monitoring/Research Clinical Site Management/Project Management/Document Coordination Clinical Trials Trial Master Files Pharmacovigilance This program is also of interest to clinical QA/ compliance professionals involved with: CROs Institutional Review Boards Investigative Sites Data Management/Computer Software Consulting Firms presentations were relevant and sufficiently detail appropriate for an experienced audience Deputy Director, Sanofi This has been the best conference I have ever attended. The speakers have all been great and the use of humor in several presentations is a welcome relief to information that is often tedious. CCRP, Mayo Clinic Very effective, well delineated VP BD, Phlexglobal Perfect size, good location, good content Principal, Alpha Prime Consulting Network with: Life Sciences Companies Clinical Operations Professionals Compliance and Quality Professionals

3 AGEnda Day 1 Tuesday August 12, :15 Registration Opens & Continental Breakfast 8:45 Chairperson s Opening Remarks 9:00 The Inspector s View: What Inspectors are Looking for During an Inspection A history of how the FDA inspection regulations have evolved over time from a former FDA investigator What the inspector really looks at and they they do during a full process inspection Learn which sponsor mistakes are the most commonly made Explore the future trends in this space Sandy Shire, DMD, MPA, CAPT (Ret) USPHS, Associate Director, Interprofessional Programs, Clinical Associate Professor, Arizona State University, Former FDA Investigator The Inspector s View 9:45 TMF Inspection Preparedness and Security Using Quality Checks, Monitoring, and Audits Identifying five different ways you can provide content to an inspector Being prepared to reveal your internal inspection process itself as a potential object of audit Putting protection in place to keep information secure when sharing information and being prepared to demonstrate this protection to regulators Ivan Walrath, TMF Process Owner, Pfizer 10:30 Build Your TMF Inspection Preparedness Timeline Learn what needs to be done and when to do it Start-up considerations when creating the QC plan Conduct periodic reviews; how often should they take place and who s responsibility is it? Close-out responsibilities, end of study QC and final reconciliation Toni Lakin-Ritter, Business Development Manager, PhlexGlobal J.P. Miceli, Senior Manager, Clinical Documentation, VERTEX 11:00 Networking and Refreshment Break 1:30 Customizing Off the Shelf Solutions to Prepare an Inspection Readiness Regime that Works for You What you need to put into your inspection readiness template Unique and necessary tools for success How to best allocate resources during this process for maximum results Lisa Murphy, Associate Director, Quality Standards, R&D Compliance, Biogen Idec 2:15 Case Study: Examining the Role of the Clinical Data Manager Learn important selection criteria that goes into choosing which CRO to partner with Communication methods and chain of command that must be established to avoid playing telephone SOW change to support the Sponsor s inspection readiness activities and to be available (on call) in the event of an inspection Strategies to build a long-lasting and profitable working relationship Charlotte Furhey, Associate Director, Clinical Data Management, Exelixis 2:45 Afternoon Networking Break 3:15 Best Practices for Inspection Readiness Resource Management & Budgeting How to assess inspection readiness of your key vendors remaining compliant is a costly process and budgets must be carefully balanced Learn how to best allocate limited resources Strategies for obtaining additional resources and funds through increased corporate buy-in Karen (Franko) Footit, Senior Manager, CQS, Boston Scientific 11:30 Streamlining Inspection Readiness Through Airtight Written SOP s and Team Training Ensuring written Standard Operating Procedures are clear, in alignment with FDA regulations and allow for easy access of files during audit Training staff to ensure knowledge and implementation of SOPs are practiced Lessons learned from the rollout of recent product launches Proactively identify process/procedural/systems gaps and implement continuous improvement solution Craig Duffy, Supervisor, Clinical Logistics-Clinical Drug Supply, Biogen Idec 12:15 Luncheon 4:00 panel Discussion: Ensure a Symbiotic Sponsor- Vendor Relationship from the Beginning Through Inspection Management Manage rising costs of clinical trials through vendor sourcing and negotiation How to handle changing technology outsourcing Perspective from small companies that rely heavily on outsourcing Moderator: Valerie Wilkins, Associate Director, Clinical Quality Assurance, Novartis Lisa Murphy, Associate Director, Quality Standards, R&D Compliance, Biogen Idec 5:00 Conclusion of Day One

4 AGEnda Day 2 Wednesday August 13, :15 Continental Breakfast 12:00 Luncheon 9:00 Chairperson s Recap of Day One 9:15 The Inspector s View: Implement an Inspection Readiness Process Lessons learned in inspection readiness from a former inspector who audited over 155 facilities Hear which best practices that have been implemented at Jansen as a result of what would have been asked for during an inspection Leverage new technologies and techniques to be able to provide inspections 100% of the documents they need in as little as two days Learn proactive strategies to ensure a continued state of inspection readiness Dawn Wydner, Senior Director Americas, R&D Regulatory Compliance, Janssen, Former FDA Investigator The Inspector s View 1:30 The Rise of Pharmacovigilance: Looking at Pharmacovigilance s Increased Importance and Regulations Changes Discuss global requirements for good pharmacovigilance practice Explain the impact of the latest US and European regulations on international safety reporting and review methods Describe the challenges sponsor companies face when complying with foreign safety regulations Create a checklist of good pharmacovigliance audit practices Swati Tendolkar, Program Manager, Global System Quality Assurance, 10:00 The Difference in Preparing for Inspections from the FDA vs. the EMA A unique case study of inspection readiness preparation in France Explore the difference in GCP and GMP inspections in the EU Address the challenges arising from the globalization of clinical research Discuss the implications of the joint FDA/EMA initiative on inspections for generic applications Nancy Bitters, Inspection Manager Medical Quality Assurance, Pfizer 2:15 Managing Risk Through Creating a Culture of Continuous Compliance Learn how J&J rolled out a policy that supports Inspection Readiness at all times How the policies were developed and which metrics were used to judge effectiveness Successful roll-out, including at overseas trials Dirk Gille, VP Head of Pharmaceutical R&D QA, 10:45 Networking and Refreshment Break 11:15 Panel Discussion: Learn From Past Mistakes: Steps to Take After Receiving a Warning Letter Panelists share their lessons learned in the wake of receiving a warning letter What steps were taken in regard to vendor management How on-site staff were trained to better manage risk going forward DeVaughn Edwards, Director of Quality Operations/Compliance, 3:00 International Spotlight: Preparing for an Inspection From the European Medicines Agency Leverage new technology to manage overseas teams Manage risk through effective communication techniques Assemble the correct team to oversee international sites Techniques to train and maintain a staff you can rely on Sophie Moya, Quality Assurance Manager, Guerbet Group 3:30 Conference Conclusion

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