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2008 BIO International Convention
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Emerging Enforcement Trends: Clinical Trials and Sponsored Research
Track : Regulatory
Program Code: 827
Date: Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Time: 8:15 AM to 9:45 AM  EST
Location: 30DE
CHAIR :
Joan McPhee, JD, Partner & Co-Chair of the Government Enforcement Group, Ropes & Gray, LLP
SPEAKER (S):
Clinton Hermes, JD, Sr. VP and General Counsel , St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
Dr. David Lepay, PhD, Senior Advisor on Clinical Science, U.S. Food & Drug Administration , U.S. Food & Drug Administration
Paul Weissman, JD, Staff Vice President - Compliance , Schering-Plough Corporation
Jesse Witten, JD, Deputy Associate Attorney General, United States Department of Justice , United States Department of Justice
Description
"Once a predominantly academic pursuit, clinical trials and sponsored research are now part of a growing business in which private companies, and in particular pharmaceutical companies, play a major role. As recent cases, investigations and developments reflect, the federal government is scrutinizing the clinical trial arena more closely. While past enforcement efforts have focused on clinical trials as potential vehicles for off-label promotion or improper inducements, the federal government and whistleblowers are now exploring new areas of potential exposure. Any company or individual involved in clinical trials and sponsored research would benefit from learning about this heightened oversight."

Objective1:Educate participants regarding key compliance issues in conducting clinical trials and sponsored research.

Objective2:Highlight and discuss emerging areas of potential exposure for researchers, physicians, academic medical centers and pharmaceutical companies in the clinical trial context.

Objective3:"Provide case study examples where clinical trials and sponsored research have become the focus of government enforcement attention."


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