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Session 4: Overcoming Barriers- Knowledge/Perception
Session Chair(s)
Hillel P Cohen, PhD
Biosimilars Expert
Retired, United States
This session will provide insights into the current knowledge and perception of different stakeholders about biosimilars, including patients and their healthcare providers. The FDA, a patient advocacy group and a physician group, will discuss targeted educational initiatives that are being undertaken to educate different stakeholders about key concepts of biosimilarity to address topics and issues that are often misunderstood. The session will consist of brief presentations, followed by a panel discussion that will provide the audience with the opportunity to pose questions to the panelists to initiate further discussion.
Learning Objective : - List those biosimilar concepts that are already familiar to stakeholders as well as concepts for which education is still needed
- Describe the new initiatives that are being undertaken in the near future to increase biosimilar knowledge and enhance a positive perception of biosimilars
- Employ useful tools that can be used to combat misinformation about biosimilars
- Identify how different stakeholder groups can support the education campaigns of each other
Speaker(s)
Speaker
Sarah Crowley-Ikenberry, MA
FDA, United States
Senior Communication Advisor, OTBB, OND, CDER
Speaker
Cheryl Koehn
Arthritis Consumer Experts, Canada
Founder and President
Speaker
Angus Worthing, MD
American College of Rheumatology, United States
Chair, Government Affairs Committee
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