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Future Drug Development and Regulatory Science
Messages for the 10th Memorial Round Table
Dr Tatsuya KondoChief ExecutivePharmaceuticals & Medical Devices Agency(PMDA)
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PMDA’s Role・Three Major Services~ Safety Triangle ~
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SafetyContinuous risk mitigation efforts
ReviewReduction of risk
ReliefRelief measures foradverse health
effects
Japanese citizens
Three‐pillar System to assure public safety
Proud system unique to Japan
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Strategies and Measures for PMDA Innovation
Shorten review time・Reduce drug lag・Reduce device lag
Strengthen and enhance safety measures
Philosophy(Mission Statement)
Regulatory science
Global partnership(Win-Win Relationship)
Increase staffs Enhance training program Academic cooperation Science BoardJoint Graduate School ProgramHuman resource exchange program
Industry‐Government‐Academia collaboration
Pharmaceutical affairs consultation Cross‐sectional project within PMDA IT‐based safety measuresMIHARI ProjectProject for developing medical information database infrastructure
Risk Manager(RM)
Risk Management Plan(RMP) GLP, GCP, GMP ,QMS inspection programs Adverse health effect relief system International strategic plan International liaison officers to US and EU Global partnership with US, EU and Asian
countries(ICH, IMDRF, PIC/S, etc.)
Pharmaceutical affairs are the ultimate medical ethics, and regulatory science is
the underlying science.
Issues with PMDA(past 5 years)
Basic policies to address the issues Efforts made so far
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PMDA continues to improve the public health and safety of our nation by reviewing applications for marketing approval of pharmaceuticals and medical devices, conducting safety measures, and providing relief to people who have suffered from adverse drug reactions.
We conduct our mission in accordance with the following principles:
• We pursue the development of medical science while performing our dutywith greater transparency based on our mission to protect public health and the lives of our citizens.
• We will be the bridge between the patients and their wishes for fasteraccess to safer and more effective drugs and medical devices.
• We make science‐based judgments on quality, safety, and efficacy of medicalproducts by training personnel to have the latest technical knowledge andwisdom in their field of expertise.
• We play an active role within the international community by promotinginternational harmonization.
• We conduct services in a way that is trusted by the public based on our experiencesfrom the past.
Our Philosophy (September, 2008)
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GAP between
expectation and Reality
Medical Needs Traditional Science
Regulatory Science
SAE after approval, Lower success rate, Insufficient risk communication, Uncertainty for decision
Predictable model for efficacy/safety
New approach on risk communication and management
New study design and analytical tool
Objective evaluation tool for benefit/risk assessment
Concerns and Needs for medical services
Traditional Science
Advancing Regulatory Science
Current Issues
Ensure Social Balance
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Roles of Regulatory Sciencein drug development
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Regulatory Science Bridge
8Tominaga T et al, Clin Pharmacol Ther, 90: 29-31, 2011
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Details of 3 Factors in Regulatory Science
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Data Assessment
Higher efficiency
BiomarkerM&SAdaptive Designand more
Higher quality
Objective and Quantitative assessment etc. What is Benefit? What is safety?
Better balance
Better methods for benefit/risk assessment
Medical and social needs
Patients voiceand more
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• For example,– Efficacy evaluation based on “primary
endpoint”– Safety evaluation based on dose-adverse
event relationship
Micro-Perspective in Regulatory Science
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Assessing data of a study
Microscopic observation
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RegulatoryScience
Macro-Perspective in Regulatory Science
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News item×
Active-controlled RCT×
CohortStudy○
ExpertOpinion○
Cohortstudy×
CaseReport
× CaseReport ×
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Placebo-controlled RCT○
Article
News item
×
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Rumors
×ExpertOpinion
○ Article
Truth
Evaluation based on Regulatory Science
Scientific, Non-bias,Objective,
Value to the Societyin promoting the Health
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Engineering Drug Development
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Pharmaceutical Science
MedicalScience
Biostatistics
AgriculturalScience
Jurisprudence
Economics
Sociology
Veterinary Medicine
Technological Science
Business Administration
Education
Seeds for a drug
Multidisciplinary Expertise in Regulatory Science
Regulatory Science Tree
Practical Drug Use
and More
Ethics
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PMDA initiatives to Advance Regulatory Science
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PMDAPharmaceutical Affair
Consultation
PMDA Science Board
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Basic Research
Seeds of medical products
discovered in Japan
Non-Clinical ClinicalQuality
Practical Use
Offices of Review; Drugs, Biologics, Medical Devices,Offices of Safety
Scientific Consultation Review
NDA
Office of Review Innovation
Approval Post Market
Safety Measure
Science Board
AcademiaBoard Member
Innovative Medical
Products
e.g.;HAL
iPSiPS-derived products
Discovery in Basic researche.g;
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• PMDA Staff– Visiting Professor (Lecture in regulatory science)– Graduate student (Ph.D. program); Research in
University
• University student– Graduate student (Ph.D. program); Research in
PMDA
Collaborative Graduate School Program
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PMDAGraduate School
Collaboration
Joint Graduate School agreement
The agreement with 18 Universities (as of October 2013)
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Academia (University, Institute, Hospital)
Proactive establishment of the guideline and standards
Promoting development using innovative techniques
Outcome of research Improving a quality
of review and other services in PMDA
Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Agency Reviewer
Researcher
Regulatory Science Research & Human Resource Exchange Program
(for developing innovative drug, device, cell & tissue products for practical use)
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Effective research & development for
regulatory approval
Human ResourceExchange & Development
Training in regulatory science Learning a state‐of‐ the‐art technology
Advanced workflow of review/consultation using innovative assessment techniques
A rational & effective evaluation process for regulatory decision
Giving additional scientific value to submitted data Regulatory Science
e‐Submission of study data
Innovative assessment techniques Comprehensive analysis of stratified data
Sophisticated NDA review
Database
data
Accumulation
Innovative evaluation methods Active utilization of Modeling &
Simulation Disease model Objective B/R assessment Identifying AE‐related factors etc.
NDA etc.• More predictable
efficacy/safety after approval• Reduction of applicant’s work
load• More scientific regulatory
decision
• Epoch‐making proposal leading the world
• Proactive publication of guideline
More evidence‐based consultation
Sophisticated Consultation
Cross‐Products Analysis
Cooperation with Academia
Practical use of Innovative Medical Products
Analysis by PMDA
Effective and High Quality Review
Effective and Successful Development
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Data assessment
Regulatory Science Bridge
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Products of science
(Substance, Knowledge, Information)
Data assessment
More comprehensive and stronger “Regulatory Science Bridge” will help us develop a drug in the future
Patients/Society
Drug A
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Toward Global PMDA
Safety
Review
Relief
Japanesecitizens
Offer an innovative medicine based on Japanese technology to the WorldAdvancing Regulatory Science through International Collaborations
Contribute to Global Health
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