Session Information
2007 BIO International Convention
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Global Product and Disease Registries: Why and How?
Track : Clinical Research/Clinical Trials
Program Code: CLIN030
Date: Monday, May 7, 2007
Time: 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM  
Location: 258 A
CHAIR :
Steven Fosburg, Senior Vice President, Clinical Research Studies, Abt Associates, Inc.
SPEAKER (S):
Jeffrey Trotter, President, Ovation Research Group, a division of ICON Clinical Research
Stephen Bernstein, Partner, McDermott Will & Emery LLP
Tony Gottschalk, Senior Product Manager, Actelion Pharmaceuticals
Richard Moscicki, MD, Senior Vice President, Medical, Clinical and Regulatory Affairs; Chief Medical Officer, Genzyme Corporation
Description
Growing demands from regulators for postmarket-approval data along with the need for data to support commercial markets are fueling biotech company product and disease registries. This session will guide the audience through the decision-making, structuring, legal/regulatory, implementation and operational components of establishing and operating a global product/disease registry.



Objectives:
  • Understand when a disease/product registry is desirable or required (as compared with a clinical trial), and factors for reaching a decision by your company when starting a registry.

  • Understand the important considerations when designing, structuring, implementing and operating a global registry, with exposure to concrete examples of decision points at each step.

  • Learn proactive strategies for cost-effectively identifying and resolving complex regulatory and operational aspects of these arrangements in advance.


  • Streaming Audio with
    PowerPoint Slides
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