Conference Overview

As medical science advances, so does our understanding of drug safety and the need for vigilance when it comes to monitoring its usage. In recent years, pharmacovigilance has gained significant attention and importance due to the growing complexity of drug therapies, the emergence of new medicines, and the increased scrutiny of regulatory agencies. This has led to a greater emphasis on monitoring the safety profiles of pharmaceutical products throughout their lifecycle, from pre-marketing clinical trials to post-marketing surveillance.

 

The need for effective pharmacovigilance systems becomes even more crucial as the global population continues to expand, resulting in an increased consumption of medications. Adverse drug reactions (ADRs) can have severe consequences, leading to hospitalizations, prolonged treatments, and in some cases, even fatalities. Therefore, it is imperative to enhance our understanding of ADRs, identify potential risks, and implement appropriate risk mitigation strategies. To efficiently address these challenges, collaboration between international regulatory bodies, healthcare providers, and patients is essential. With a strong focus on patient safety as well as public health and by creating an interconnected network of experts from around the world who are dedicated to advancing our understanding of drug safety and pharmacovigilance, we can create a robust system.

This conference will serve as a knowledge-sharing and networking platform, providing a unique opportunity for researchers, pharmacists, healthcare professionals, industry representatives, and regulatory authorities to come together and discuss the latest trends, challenges, and advancements in pharmacovigilance. By sharing experiences and best practices, we aim to enhance global drug safety and improve patient outcomes. Throughout the conference, we will delve into various topics such as signal detection and management, adverse event reporting and analysis, risk assessment, benefit-risk evaluation, regulatory updates, collaboration and the integration of artificial intelligence and digital technologies in pharmacovigilance.

 

Our esteemed panel of speakers, comprising leading experts from academia, industry, and regulatory agencies, will present their research findings, share case studies, and engage in thought-provoking discussions. The conference will also feature interactive networking opportunities, fostering collaboration and enabling the exchange of ideas.

 

We are delighted to welcome you to the Pharmacovigilance World 2024, and we are confident that your active participation will contribute to the advancement of drug safety practices. Together, let us strive towards a safer and more vigilant healthcare system that prioritizes patient well-being and ensures the continued benefit of medications worldwide.
 


Conference Streams Include

 

 

Global PV & Methodologies

Data management & Analytics in PV

PV Automation, AI & Machine Learning

Safety Signals & Management

Pharmacovigilance Regulations

Risk
Management

Patient Centric Drug Safety

Case
Management

Quality &
Compliance

Pharmacovigilance Outsourcing

Medical Devices Safety

Adverse Drug Reactions

 

 

KEY DISCUSSIONS WE'LL BE EXPLORING

  • Pharmacovigilance and globalization
  • Pharmacovigilance in a pandemic world
  • Women and child health care medicines and pharmacovigilance
  • Patient-centric approaches in PV
  • Pharmacovigilance legislation and regulations
  • Harmonization and pharmacovigilance
  • Advanced therapeutic techniques and pharmacovigilance
  • Pharmacovigilance and data management and eudravigilance
  • Post-marketing surveillance in pharmacovigilance
  • PV regulations and challenges
  • Benefit-risk management strategies
  • Risk management and minimization
  • Risk Evaluation and Mitigation
  • Adverse drug reactions reporting
  • Signal detection and post authorization safety
  • Good Pharmacovigilance Practices
  • Innovative approaches to drug safety
  • Strategies to improve PV
  • Real World Evidence in PV
  • Big data and AI in pharmacovigilance
  • Pharmacovigilance Workflows with AI & Automation
  • Other emerging technologies in PV

 

 

WHO SHOULD ATTEND PHARMACOVIGILANCE 2024

 

C-level, Presidents, Senior/Global Vice Presidents, Directors, Directors, Heads & Managers, Scientific Advisors, Consultants and professionals who work for pharmaceutical, biotechnology & devices industries, CROs and service providers involved in Pharmacovigilance and Drug safety.

 

  • Pharmacovigilance
  • Safety & Risk management
  • Drug safety
  • PV Compliance
  • Safety Surveillance
  • Medical Affairs
  • Regulatory Affairs
  • Inspection and Audit
  • Pharmacoepidemiology
  • Post-market studies
  • Medical product safety assessment
  • Drug Research & Development
  • Clinical Pharmacology
  • Medical information
  • Contract outsourcing service providers
  • Health outcomes
  • Sales and Marketing

 

 

 

 

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Wednesday - 11th September 2024

  • 08:15
  • Registration & Refreshments

    Kick off your conference experience by checking in at our registration desk. Collect your event materials and enjoy a selection of refreshments. It's the perfect time to mingle with fellow attendees and set the tone for an engaging and informative event

  • 08:50
  • Welcome Address & Chairperson’s opening remarks

    Begin your conference journey with a warm welcome from our esteemed Chairperson


    Sanjeev Srivastav

    Sanjeev Srivastav Signal Management Lead
    BioNTech SE

Strengthening Pharmacovigilance Systems and Practices

  • 09:00
  • Creating and Implementing a Global Signal Management Tool

    • Internal and regulatory challenges in managing Pfizer's extensive safety signals portfolio and the innovative system/process implemented to address them.
    • Workflow for signal collection, validation, and communication of validated/evaluated signals and risks to health authorities, including report generation for inspections and PSUR contributions.
    • Advantages and considerations of developing an in-house Signal Management system
      Presentation
    David Jones

    David Jones Director
    Pfizer

  • 09:30
  • Failure Modes in Pharmacovigilance Systems


    Andrew Cooper

    Andrew Cooper Director, Pharmacovigilance Quality Assurance
    GSK

  • 10:00
  • Vigilance of drug-device combinations (DDC)

      Presentation
    Ana Mendonca

    Ana Mendonca Sr. Vigilance Process Manager
    Novartis

  • 10:30
  • Business Card Exchange with Morning Coffee/Tea & Discussion

    Network over morning coffee or tea, exchanging business cards or using our app's QR code scanner for easy contact sharing. A prime moment for engaging discussions and new connections

     

         

  • 11:00
  • Global Pharmacovigilance: 3 tips for a successful language solution program


    Carolina Arias

    Carolina Arias Head of Sales
    Linguamatics

  • 11:30
  • Signal detection, challenges and lesson learned in the last 5 years

    • Routine signal detection
    • Qualitative and quantitative analysis
    • Differences in big and small pharma companies
    • Lesson learned from Covid pandemic
    • How will Signal detection evolve?

    Maria Maddalena Lino

    Maria Maddalena Lino Senior Safety risk Lead Director
    Pfizer

  • 11:55
  • Leveraging Expertise at PV Affiliates: Enhancing Decision Making through Cross-Functional Collaboration

      Presentation
    Begum Benli Peker

    Begum Benli Peker Head of Patient Safety Netherlands & EU Hub
    Bristol Myers Squibb

  • 12:20
  • Impact of the Harmonisation of PV Regulations in the Post Covid-19 Pandemic Era


    Kinga Faulkner

    Kinga Faulkner Drug Safety Lead
    Roche

  • 12:45
  • Luncheon & Networking - Explore, Engage with Your Peers and Connect at Our Exhibitor Booths

    Enjoy a luncheon while networking with peers and exploring exhibitor booths. This is an ideal time to engage with industry leaders, delve into innovative solutions, and forge valuable connections in a collaborative atmosphere.

     

                

  • 13:25
  • Elevating Drug Safety: The Crucial Role of Quality Case Processing in Pharmacovigilance

      Presentation
    Laura Arce Mora

    Laura Arce Mora Senior Country Safety Lead Central America and Caribbean
    Pfizer

  • 13:50
  • Pharmacoepidemiology and Real-World Evidence (RWE) Generation

    • How pharmacoepidemiology methodologies contribute to the generation of real-world evidence, including observational studies, data analysis, and the evaluation of drug safety and effectiveness in diverse patient populations
    • The practical applications of real-world evidence in informing regulatory decisions, clinical guidelines, and healthcare policies, and its role in enhancing patient outcomes and reducing healthcare costs
    • The challenges in utilizing real-world evidence, such as data quality, bias, and standardization, and discussing emerging trends and innovations in pharmacoepidemiology and RWE generation for evidence-based healthcare
      Presentation
    David Gillen

    David Gillen Chief Medical Officer
    Norgine

  • 14:15
  • Panel Discussion - Integrated Drug Safety Surveillance Systems: Fostering Collaboration for Enhanced Pharmacovigilance

    • Assessing the benefits and hurdles in forming a network that includes pharmaceutical companies, healthcare providers, and regulatory bodies for improved drug safety monitoring
    • Discussing strategies for standardizing data collection, reporting, and analysis across various organizations to ensure consistent and reliable pharmacovigilance
    • Investigating how AI, blockchain, and big data are transforming ADR detection and analysis, increasing the efficiency and precision of pharmacovigilance
    • Emphasizing the need for effective communication and collaboration among patients, healthcare providers, and regulatory bodies to establish a trust-based pharmacovigilance system
    • Detailing best practices and essential factors for successful collaborative pharmacovigilance, with a focus on regulatory compliance, data privacy, and cross-sector cooperation

    Sanjeev Srivastav

    Sanjeev Srivastav Signal Management Lead
    BioNTech SE

    David Gillen

    David Gillen Chief Medical Officer
    Norgine

    Amit Jadhav

    Amit Jadhav Director Global Patient Safety, Gene therapy I General medicine
    Regeneron

    Gurpreet Singh

    Gurpreet Singh Vice President, Managing Director Integrated Safety
    IQVIA

  • 14:45
  • Case study: Development and implementation of Additional Risk Minimisation Measures

      Presentation
    Amit Jadhav

    Amit Jadhav Director Global Patient Safety, Gene therapy I General medicine
    Regeneron

  • 15:10
  • Recharge with Tea or Coffee While Networking

    Refresh with a tea or coffee break, using this time to continue networking. It's a perfect opportunity to discuss ideas, share experiences, and connect with fellow attendees in a relaxed setting.

     

         

  • 15:30
  • Auditing Pharmacovigilance Automation

  • 15:55
  • Diverse Approaches to Communication in Pharmacovigilance: Examining Risk Management Activities including Risk Minimisation Measures

      Presentation
    Nick Nikberg

    Nick Nikberg Senior Patient Safety Specialist
    AstraZeneca

  • 16:20
  • PV vendor oversight snags

      Presentation
    Marianne Banoub

    Marianne Banoub Regional Head, Pharmacovigilance and Quality Assurance
    NewBridge Pharmaceuticals

  • 16:45
  • Elevating Pharmacovigilance Systems: Achieving Excellence in PV Alliance

      Presentation
    Valentina Mancini

    Valentina Mancini Senior Director Pharmacovigilance, QPPV
    Shionogi Europe

  • 17:10
  • Case Study on Emerging safety issue management

      Presentation
    Arun Ravindran

    Arun Ravindran Benefit Risk Lead
    UCB

  • 17:35
  • Chairperson's Closing remarks

    End the conference with the Chairperson's closing remarks, summarizing key insights and leaving attendees with final thoughts to inspire ongoing engagement and action.


    Sanjeev Srivastav

    Sanjeev Srivastav Signal Management Lead
    BioNTech SE

  • 17:45
  • Networking Drinks Session - Unwind with Evening Drinks and Engaging Conversations

    Wrap up the day with evening drinks and lively conversations. A relaxed setting to network, share insights from the day, and enjoy the company of fellow attendees.

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