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SGS: Don't Miss Our Webinar on COVID-19 Human Challenge Trials - What Will Be The Regulatory Considerations? Donnerstag, 23. April 2020 - 19:52

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April 28 @3pm CEST
COVID-19 HUMAN CHALLENGE TRIALS - WHAT WILL BE THE REGULATORY CONSIDERATIONS?
Join SGS experts and explore the potential of CHIM, COVID-19 regulatory considerations, working with regulators and how to accelerate your pipeline.
Agenda

The current SARS-Cov-2 pandemic has brought the world to a standstill. Research groups and drug developers all over the world are scrambling to develop antivirals and vaccines to treat or prevent COVID-19. Longer term, better modeling will be required to test compounds in a controlled clinical setting once the pandemic has abated. Such a model could be a human challenge trial, commonly known as a controlled human infection model, or CHIM.

A coronavirus CHIM could be an ideal tool to support endeavors to develop effective COVID-19 interventions and provide a longer-term platform to support preparations against the emergence of new or novel coronaviruses.

This webinar will highlight the regulatory considerations to implement such a model and speed up the development pathway of much needed drugs and antiviral products.


Agenda :
  • Introduction to controlled human infection modeling (CHIM)
  • SARS-CoV-2: an introduction
  • Regulatory considerations surrounding COVID-19 modeling
  • Working with regulators on COVID-19 CHIM design and development
  • How a COVID-19 CHIM trial could accelerate your pipeline development
  • Q&A
Speakers
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Bruno Speder
Head Clinical Regulatory Affairs & Consultancy, SGS

He is currently advising organisations on the regulatory aspects of challenge studies and how they need to be implemented in development plans
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Adrian Wildfire
Scientific Director, SGS

He has specialised in Human Challenge Models for nearly 10 years and is currently leading a multidisciplinary team manufacturing Challenge Agents for use in clinical trials. 
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Robin Rogiers
Investigator, SGS

She focuses on the conduct of infectious disease trials such as vaccine trials and controlled human infection models, from first in human to proof on concept.
28
April
2020
 
Session Schedule
9:00 AM       New York (United States)

2:00 PM       London (United Kingdom)

3:00 PM       Paris (France)

9:00 PM       Singapore

Can't make a live session? Register now and receive a complimentary recording after the live event.
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