Module 9 2024
03/09/2024
Overview of Regulatory Procedures: Wide range of regulatory systems & agencies level of development
Highly sophisticated NRAs; i.e. EU (EMA), USA (FDA), Australia (TGA), Canada (HC), Japan (PMDA). All involved at ICH level
• High level of requirements, complexity, agency well resourced
Independent review
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• Good transparency with predictable timing
Very limited agency organization in less developed countries
• Approval based on reference country approval
• Focus on official documentation rather than a review of the scientific data
• Less transparent process – unpredictable review outcomes
• Large backlogs & variable review timings
• Extreme case of no regulatory authority (tend to be amongst least developed countries and rely upon UNICEF for vaccine supply)
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Procedures – not the same everywhere
EU & USA
Rest of the world
– No/limited harmonization, unclear legislation – Long review times – Unpredictable outcomes / poor transparency – Lack of resource/expertise within NRAs – Reliance upon “source country” approval, – Separate, sequential development needed
– Clear legislation, regulations, & guidance – Predictable timelines – Level playing field – High level of expertise available within Regulatory Authorities & Advisory Bodies
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But…
Rapidly evolving environment
No guaranteed outcome
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– Strong desire for education & development – Increasingly favored region in which to conduct clinical development – Developing local innovative industry, focusing particularly on biotech – More opportunity to shape environment – Growing patient/public demand for better medicine/vaccines
– Vaccination schedule is not harmonized across EU (responsibility at national level) – Pricing/reimbursement at national level (EU) – New regulations increase demands placed upon innovator, eg, – Risk Management Plan – Medicines for Children (eg. PIP in EU) – Require ‘heavy’ post approval commitments, e.g. large phase IV studies
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