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Conducting Clinical Trials in Developing Countries: Challenges in Meeting Good Clinical Practice (GCP) Compliance
Program Code:
166
Date:
Monday, June 25, 2012
Time:
3:30 PM to 5:00 PM
EST
CHAIR
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Sherri Hubby has 9 years of research experience as an FDA investigator, following an over 9 plus years QA auditing/management responsibilities with several contract research organizations and managing an IRB. Sherri currently serves as U.S. QA Director at Premier Research Group Limited.
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PRESENTER
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Sherri Hubby has 9 years of research experience as an FDA investigator, following an over 9 plus years QA auditing/management responsibilities with several contract research organizations and managing an IRB. Sherri currently serves as U.S. QA Director at Premier Research Group Limited.
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11 years experience in clinical research. I have CRO experience from working at PPD and Pharmanet in the US as well as experience in many African countries managing clinical trials and monitors with FHI360 since 2006.
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Agustina Bisio, Administración Nacional De Medicamentos, Alimentos Y Tecnología Médica (ANMAT), Argentina
Ock Joo Kim,
Seoul National University Hospital, Republic of Korea
Trained in biomedical ethics Dr. KIM is director of the Center for Human Research Protection and Associate Professor in Medical Humanities at Seoul National University Hospital, serving ethics committees, consulting Korean FDA, Korea National Enterprise for Clinical Trial, and Ministry of Health.
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Description
With the challenges in recruitment and placing more global studies in developing countries, regulatory agencies have raised concerns over ethical and data quality standards. Cultural diversity, variability in ethical review, difficulty in recruiting investigators with GCP experience and different regulatory standards in non ICH countries constitute major challenges to pharmaceutical industries and marketing authorization agencies related to compliance with GCP and ethical standards. This symposium covers local laws, specific customs within developing regions such as Asia, Africa, and South America and examples of effective methods for dealing with and managing the trial requirements, managing risks and providing solutions for developing local partners and cooperative efforts with foreign regulators and IRBs.
Learning Objectives:
Discuss the challenges and trends in GCP compliance outside ICH GCP regions
Identify regulatory, ethics and trial management strategies to ensure an effective clinical trial outcome.