The Food and Drug Administration
Safety and Innovation Act (FDASIA) is Law. Now
What?
Join
DIA, Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and The Food and Drug Law Institute
(FDLI) as they convene the foremost experts in separate meetings to explain the
nuances and forecast the implications of the User Fee Acts—PDUFA V, MDUFA III,
GDUFA and BsUFA.
In
2009, the Biologics Price Competition and Innovation Act (BPCI Act) was enacted
as part of the Affordable Care Act. This conference will deal with the
scientific and regulatory issues related to the demonstration of biosimilarity,
focusing both on the FDA’s current thinking on approaches to biosimilar
development as well as perspectives of other regulators.
In
collaboration with
Keynote
Speaker:
Janet Woodcock, MD
Director, Center for Drug Evaluation
and Research (CDER)
Food and Drug Administration
(FDA)
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The
content of the UFA packages will shape the timeliness of reviews of life-saving
medicines and medical devices, the requirements of all phases of medical product
development, and the industry’s ability to innovate and develop needed medical
products. This one-day conference will provide a first look at the final
packages enacted for PDUFA V, MDUFA III, GDUFA and BsUFA. FDA will discuss the
goals and commitments for their Centers, the changes of emphasis, and the
potential impact on future programs. Reactor panels will provide the exchange of
views on what the UFA provisions will mean for innovation, how they will improve
patient access to needed medical products over the next five years, and next
steps in preparing for 2017.
Keynote
Speakers:
Jeanne Ireland
Assistant Commissioner for Legislation
Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
Jeffrey
E. Shuren, MD, JD
Director, Center for Devices and Radiological Health
(CDRH)
Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
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This
two-day conference sets the stage for professionals in the FDA, Industry,
patient, consumer, and health care groups to give new perspectives to current
plans and potential impact on all stakeholders on the Prescription Drug User Fee
Act (PDUFA).
When PDUFA was enacted in 1992, it created amazing forward
thinking in public health. Patients now have quicker access to over 1,500 new
biologics and drugs, focusing on cancer treatments, infectious diseases,
neurological and psychiatric disorders, and cardiovascular diseases all the
while maintaining FDA’s meticulous safety and drug efficacy standards. With the
recent authorization of PDUFA V, this conference will explore the next
steps.
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