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January 15, 2013
Clinical, Regulatory and Commercialization Strategies for Rare Diseases |
Speakers for this Event: 
William C. Maier, PhD, Chief Scientific Officer, REGISTRAT-MAPI  |
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Clinical, Regulatory and Commercialization Strategies for Rare Diseases
Throughout the clinical development and commercialization lifecycle of products to treat rare diseases, there are a variety of clinical studies that can be conducted. Studies may be conducted for various reasons including product regulatory approval, patient access to a product for an unmet need, patient registries, or as a post-marketing requirement following product approval. The regulatory strategy employed often dictates the type of study that needs to be conducted to address an associated regulatory requirement.
This webinar will address the various clinical, regulatory (US & EU) and commercialization strategies that may be implemented in the development of products to treat rare diseases and orphan indications.
Key Learning Objectives:
US Regulatory requirements and associated study design - Registries, pre-, post-, and peri-approval designs
EU regulatory environment and Compassionate Use/Expanded Access Programs (EAP)
Real World case examples and lessons learned
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Medical Affairs, HEOR, Safety Management, pharma, biotech, epidemiology, clinical, orphan drug companies, rare disease organizations
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William C. Maier, PhD, Chief Scientific Officer, REGISTRAT-MAPI
Dr. Maier has over 20 years experience in the biopharmaceutical industry with specialty in the design, analysis, and interpretation for epidemiology and observational studies. He is the Founding Editor of the PharmacoEPI and Risk Management Newsletter quarterly publication (www.prmnewsletter.org). Dr. Maier is a frequent international speaker on Epidemiology, Health Technology Assessment, Drug Safety and Risk Management.
Previously, he served as the Senior Director of Epidemiology at GlaxoSmithKline and Elan Pharmaceuticals. He is an EMEA Working Group member focusing on the Network of Pharmacoepidemiology Centres in the EU EnCEPP Project. His research specialties include respiratory, endocrinology, gastrointestinal, autoimmune, vaccines, and oncology therapies |
| OUR XTALKS PARTNER FOR THIS EVENT: |
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REGISTRAT-MAPI is the only global CRO dedicated exclusively to Late Phase research. We provide strategic and operational expertise as well as services in the design and conduct of late phase studies globally. We are committed to developing true partnerships with our biopharmaceutical and medical device company clients for ultimate project success. |
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