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Renal Impairment Studies Design, Conduct, and Analysis
Program Code:
130
Date:
Monday, June 25, 2012
Time:
1:30 PM to 3:00 PM
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CHAIR
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CSO for DaVita Clinical Research a Phase I site located in Minneapolis MN, specializing in Renal and Hepatic studies, Severing as PI on over 50 protocols and Sub PI for over 200 protocols. He also holds a Clinical Faculty position at Creighton Uni, UNMC, Uni of Minn and Virginia Common Wealth.
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PRESENTER
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CSO for DaVita Clinical Research a Phase I site located in Minneapolis MN, specializing in Renal and Hepatic studies, Severing as PI on over 50 protocols and Sub PI for over 200 protocols. He also holds a Clinical Faculty position at Creighton Uni, UNMC, Uni of Minn and Virginia Common Wealth.
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Marc Pfister, Quantitative Solutions, Inc., United States
Nancy Xu, M.D., is a Medical Officer/nephrologist at FDA. She received Internal Medicine and Nephrology trainings at the Mayo and Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, respectively. Her research at the FDA focuses on optimizing the utility of serum creatinine-based models for renal dose adjustment.
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Description
Renal studies are a critical part of an IND submission (medications and renal clearance) with our aging population and increase in the chronic kidney disease (CKD) population. Study design and implementation is critical to quality data and timelines being met by the site. This forum will include presenters from the FDA, industry and a clinical trial site who have knowledge, experience, and publications that support their position in the industry and current information as it relates to the FDA guidelines, industry needs, and clinical trial site conduct.
Learning Objectives:
Define FDA guidelines for renal studies
Discuss the design of renal studies in meeting the FDA requirements
Discuss analysis for reduced renal impairment study.