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Characterizing Drug Shortages and Their Causes: Anticipating Future Trends
Program Code:
142
Date:
Monday, June 24, 2013
Time:
2:30 PM to 4:00 PM
EST
CHAIR
:
Kenneth A. Getz,
MBA (SPKSUP), Director of Sponsored Research, Tufts CSDD; Chairman, CISCRP,
Tufts University, United States
Ken is the chairman of CISCRP, and the Director of Sponsored Research / Associate Professor at Tufts CSDD. He is a well-known speaker and author, and serves on a number of for-profit and not-for-profit boards and committees. Ken holds an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern U.
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SPEAKER
(S):
Richard Dolinar, (SPKNON), Chairman, Alliance For Safe Biologic Medicines, United States
David Gaugh,
RPh (SPKNON), Senior Vice President for Sciences and Regulatory Affairs,
Generic Pharmaceutical Association (GPhA), United States
He has been employed by GPhA since February 2012 as the Senior Vice President for Sciences and Regulatory, where he is responsible for the science, regulatory and professional liaison functions between member companies, agencies of the US Government and Legislative bodies.
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Description
The incidence and scale of drug shortages have both increased markedly during the past several years. As a result, regulatory agencies, drug manufacturers, and policy makers have been focusing more attention on understanding drug shortages and mitigating associated risk. This session includes information on a 2012 study capturing robust descriptive and detailed data on the incidence of, and longitudinal trends in, drug shortages and where and why they occur. This session will also discuss the anticipated increase in the incidence of drug shortages under the rising proportion of biosimilars in the market and the impact of other forecasted drug development and commercialization trends.