NIA Symposium Orphan drugs for kids Practical experiences of development, regulatory and market access of paediatric drugs for rare diseases To register please follow the instructions on the included registration form Visit our website www.industrieapothekers.com for more information, for directions to the conference location and for updates on exact programming and speakers. 27 March 2014 West Indisch Huis Herenmarkt 99, Amsterdam Programme: Expert speaker panel: 9.30 – 10.00 Welcome and coffee/tea 10.00 Symposium – part I Edwin Spaans, PharmD, Clinical Pharmacologist, Director Clinical Development at Kinesis Pharma BV, The Netherlands; Clinical Pharmacologist at ErasmusMC Sophia Childrens’ Hospital, The Netherlands 12.00 – 13.30 Lunch Meet & Greet with the regulators: o Henk van den Berg, MEB/CBG o Diana van Riet, MEB/CBG, Chemisch Farmaceutische Beoordelingen (to be confirmed) 13.30 Symposium – Part II 15.15 – 16.00 Coffee and tea Translations for Children *** Dr. Henk van den Berg, Paediatrician-haematologist/oncologist; Clinical Pharmacologist, Emma Kinderziekenhuis AMC, Amsterdam, the Netherlands; Dutch Medicines Evaluation Board Regulatory issues in relation to PIP’s and orphan designations *** Dr. Michel Zwaan, MD, PhD, Assoc. Prof. of Paediatric Oncology, Erasmus MC, Rotterdam, the Netherlands Paediatric drug development: the paediatric oncology perspective Meet & Greet with the regulators: o Henk van den Berg, CBG o Diana van Riet, Chemisch Farmaceutische Beoordelingen, CBG (to be confirmed) *** Dr. Mark Turner, PhD, MRCPCH, Senior Lecturer / Consultant in Neonatology, University of Liverpool / Liverpool Women's NHS Foundation Trust, UK Paediatric Drug Development: the views of investigators and the value of networks 16.00 – 16.45 Symposium – Part III 16.45 – 17.00 Closure Dr. Ingrid van der Eijk, PhD, Market Access Manager, Takeda Nederland bv, the Netherlands 17.00 – 18.00 Drinks Financing of orphan drugs and off-label use *** *** Dr. Cor Oosterwijk, Director VSOP (Vereniging Samenwerkende Ouder- en Patiëntenorganisaties – voor zeldzame en genetische aandoeningen), the Netherlands The Dutch policy regarding rare diseases, the role of centres of expertise and their importance for paediatric diseases
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