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The compassionate use of medicinal products. The French ATU system C. Bélorgey Head of Department of evaluation of Clinical Trials and Medicinal products of special status ECRD 23 May 2012

Disclaimer Employee of ANSM (State operator). Nothing to disclose This speech is made under strict compliance with the independence and impartiality of ANSM as regards other speakers. Any further use of this material must be submitted to ANSM prior approval 1

Outline The French system of compassionate use: a15-year experience Perspectives Off label use 2

In France: how to make a MP available to patients? 3 Clinical Trials Authorisation (CTA) Marketing Authorisation (MA) Hospital Preparations (notification) Compassionate Use: Temporary Authorisation for Use (ATU) 3

Compassionate use: legal basis 4 In EU, exemptions of marketing Authorisation to place a medicinal product (MP) on the market : 1. Individual use (Article 5 - Directive 2001/83/CE) A member State may, in accordance with legislation in force and to fulfil special needs, exclude from the provisions of this Directive medicinal products supplied in response to a bona fide unsolicited order formulated in accordance with the specifications of an authorized health care professional and for use by his individual patients on his direct personal responsibility. nominative ATU in France 4

Compassionate use: legal basis (2) Use for a group of patients (Article 83 Regulation (EC) n 726/2004) The European compassionate use program Scope : For MP entering in the scope of centralised MA For a group/cohort of patients, with chronically seriously debilitating of life threatening disease, with no therapeutic alternative CTs are running or there is a MAA CHMP may give an opinion but the competence (responsability) is still of MS Only 2 experiences cohort ATU in France 5

6 General principles of the ATU Legal provision laid down in France in 1994 Exceptional derogation to the MA This provision allows (early) access to new promising drugs or to old drugs not covered by a MA/not available in France (approved abroad or being developed) when there is an unmet need. This use is controlled by the competent authority : Any use of a MP not holding a MA and not used within a clinical trial is subject to prior authorisation (ATU), granted by ANSM 6

Criteria for granting ATU 7 it is a MP (not a preparation), with no MA in France (whatever the indication) for treatment, prevention or diagnosis (not for investigation) of a rare or serious disease no satisfactory alternative method is available in France (with a MA) efficacy and safety are presumed benefit is expected for the patient the patient cannot be included in a clinical trial (CT) ATU is granted for a limited period of time (Temporary authorisation) 7

ATU are not clinical trials! ATU The objective is to treat Efficacy/Safety data are yet available Benefit/risk is presumed positive Patient is informed by the physician Clinical trials Objective is to investigate Collect essential information on benefit/risk balance for MA Directive 2001/20/EC - Signed informed consent - CT authorisation + Ethics Committee opinion - CT insurance - GCP Patients should always be considered for inclusion in CTs before being offered ATU 8

9 Off label use : not ATU (other provisions in France) ATUs are not clinical trials, even to continue treatment at the end of a CT ATUs must not replace or slow down CTs Expanded access through clinical trial process is possible/preferred 9

2 types of ATU 10 Cohort ATU for a group of patients, for one indication, applied by the company, commitment to submit a MA safety and efficacy of the MP are highly presumed, close to the MA ATU for one-year duration, renewal possible SmPC, patient information leaflet, labelling always follow up of all patients and data collection according to a protocol for therapeutic use (PTU) periodic data-reporting to ANSM Nominative ATU one patient, on a named patient basis provided the patient cannot enter a CT on the request and responsibility of the physician safety and efficacy of the MP are presumed ATU for the duration of treatment usually, follow up of patients and data collection according to a protocol for therapeutic use (ANSM decision) 10

11 Amount of benefit/risk evidence AVAILABILITY of IMP Nominative ATU Cohort ATU MA Preclinical development Phase 1 Clinical trials t 11

Assessment 12 What is assessed by Afssaps? The MP Quality Safety Efficacy The medical context : disease therapeutic alternatives The need to mitigate risks 12

The protocol for therapeutic use and data collection (PTU) Established by ANSM with the Company 13 Purpose (1) : providing physicians and pharmacists with information on the MP and conditions for using the MP : Criteria for use (SmPC) Patients information process (leaflet and procedure) Conditions of prescription and supply of the MP. Purpose (2) : describing and organising pharmacovigilance Procedures of safety monitoring of patients, Procedures of ADR reporting and CRFs. Purpose (3) : organising data collection and analysis : Description of the treated patients and the real conditions of use of the MP Sometimes some efficacy data and always safety data Conditions for the periodic data reporting to ANSM. 13

Pharmacovigilance Cohort ATU or nominative ATU with PTU Described in the protocol of therapeutic use (PTU) : Monitoring of each patient Data collection from physician to company from company to ANSM One dedicated regional center of pharmacovigilance Nominative ATU with no PTU 14 Same pharmacovigilance rules as marketed MPs (spontaneous reporting + PSUR) if no PTU Periodic data analysis reported by the Company to ANSM and assessed Summary of collected data circulated to concerned physicians/pharmacists published on ANSM website 14

Other provisions 15 GMP Only hospital physicians can prescribe the MP Prescription may be restricted to certain specialists Only hospital pharmacists can supply the MP Committment of physician to give information to patients No advertising allowed Information materials for physicians on the MP, to be validated by ANSM 15

16 Metrics (1) ATU implemented in 1994 More than 1000 MPs assessed since 1994 230 MPs subject to ATU in 2011 ; several indications Availability 10-12 months on average before MA Therapeutic areas : Oncology-haematology CNS Infectious diseases including AIDS Metabolism (rare diseases) 16

Metrics (2) 17 Nominative ATU in 2011 25 000 ATU (initial + renewal) ; 460 refusals 18 000 patients (30% children) 53 new MPs Cohort ATU Since 1994 : more than 130 active substances From several months to years before MA (now ~1 year) 7 new cohort ATU in 2011 (18 applications) : Vemurafenib, Paser, Tafamidis, Vimpat, Jevtana, Ipilimumab, Abiraterone 5 new cohort ATU in May 2012 (14 applications) : Crizotinib, Ruxolitinib, Propanol, Pomalidomide, Brentixumab; 17

Innovations are available several months before MA. 18 Rare diseases : 72% of the 64 authorised OMP were available in France through ATU 35 months before MA (average) 2011 : tafamidis. ATU 23 months before MA (transthyretin amylosis) Significant examples: Fabrazyme (14 mths), Carbaglu (22), Pedea (45), Wilzin (64), Orfadin (123), Diacomit (145), Thalidomide (152) Cancer : In 2011, 31 medicinal products, 3000 patients with natu including new personalised medicines C Hepatitis : Metastatic melanoma (2011) Lung cancer (2011) Myelofibrosis (2012) ribavirine then bitherapy and now tritherapy (protease inhibitors /2011) All new AIDS medicines 18

To sum up, 19 The system is extremely useful to cover public health needs Supported by patients and physicians Controlled by the competent authority But, a risk to slow down CTs and MA And, regarding nominative ATU, Too many Complex system No strong regulatory long term status (no mandatory MAA) Patients monitoring and data collection to be improved. 19

20 What is going to change 20

Objectives 21 1. Avoid temporary situations that last too long (improve the end of ATU) MA as the gold standard Develop clinical trials Favor Cohort ATU ( 75% in 2012) Nominative ATU as the very last option for patients 2. Improve safety-efficacy management of compassionate use Optimise patients monitoring 3. Improve Transparency New rules, new law (December 2011) 21

Clarification of criteria for ATU 22 If MA abroad : have a MAA in France Applications for nominative ATU should not be considered : If there is no MAA or cohort ATU application (or commitment to do so) Or if there is no CT or CTA in France Otherwise, exceptional nominative ATU (derogation to the rule) e.g. if serious complications are very likely 22

Enlarge patients follow-up and data collection 23 Protocol of therapeutic use, as the rule ; For Cohort ATU and nominative ATU ; Not only safety but also efficacy data collection. 23

Improved transparency Information of ANSM by the Company on any new data that could impact patients safety Enlarged publication of information by ANSM 24

Another new and interesting legal provision, just for information Off label use New system laid down in the December 2011 law. RTU : Recommendations for Temporary Use Established by ANSM If no therapeutic alternative (with MA or Cohort ATU) Based on evidence In case of rare diseases, collaboration with centres of reference For 3 years Published by ANSM. RTU includes Follow up of patients/protocol of RTU. Data collection and transmission to ANSM for surveillance 25

www.ansm.sante.fr 26 Notice to applicants for ATU and templates (ATU request form, templates for PTU, periodic report ) Updated list of cohort ATU SmPC and PIL PTU Summary of ATU periodic reports Updated list of refusals of cohort ATU List of medicinal products available through nominative ATUs (on a monthly and annual basis), PTU and summary of ATU periodic reports. List of hospital preparations that can be replaced by ATU medicinal products 26

Abreviations ANSM: ATU : Temporary Authorisation for Use CHMP: Committee for human medicinal products CNS : Central nervous system CRFs : Case report forms CT : Clinical Trial CTA : Clinical Trial Authorisation EMA: European Medicines Agency MA : Marketing Authorisation MAA : marketing authorisation application MP : medicinal product MS: member state PIL : patient information leaflet PTU : protocol of therapeutic use PSUR : periodic safety update report RTU: recommendations for therapeutic use SmPC: summary of product characteristics 27

28 Thank you! 28