Overview
Conference | September 20-21
At the DIA Biosimilars Conference 2022, manufacturers, regulators, payers, prescribers, and patients will convene to discuss factors that influence biosimilar development, and access, and share perspectives on what success and progress looks like to provide cost-saving options for providers and patients in need.
Attendees will apply practical solutions and forward-thinking learnings from around the world, to help build strategies for growth of the biosimilar's market.
Testimonial:
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Event Goals and Offerings
- Increase understanding of access to safe, effective, and cost-effective biological treatment options
- Collaborate with professionals in science, regulation, R&D, and more, to address barriers in biosimilar development
- Eliminate misinformation that delays policies to increase patient access
- Streamline global and regional goals with all stakeholder perspectives
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Why You Can’t Miss It
- Increase potential of and access to the biosimilar's market
- Meet and network with professionals involved in ongoing regulatory, manufacturing, pricing, and educational challenges
- Discuss influencing factors of biosimilar development by including stakeholders embedded in this space
- Apply the newest thinking and global learnings for strategic growth in biosimilar product development
- Incorporate viewpoints of manufacturers, regulators, payers, prescribers, and patients altogether
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Learning Objectives
At the conclusion of this activity, participants should be able to:
- Describe key biosimilar-related regulatory developments and initiatives in participating jurisdictions
- Describe the future market for biosimilar development
- Prepare and adjust product development plans in light of the evolving regulatory landscape
- Assess the impact of biosimilars in conquering disparities in access to medicines
- Identify the differences in patient access to biologics/biosimilars by region
- Describe the policy solutions needed to improve access to biosimilars
- Evaluate and understand the power of payers’ formulary positioning in encouraging biosimilar use
- Devise plans for implementation while leveraging clinical experience obtained in markets similar to the US
- Identify the tendencies and different perspectives on the evolution of data requirements for licensing of biosimilars from regulators, HCPs, industry, and patient association representatives
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Meeting Designed For
- Biosimilar/Biologic Pharmaceutical Research
- Biomedical Product Development & Manufacturing
- Regulatory Affairs
- (Non)Clinical Research
- Business & Data Management
- Business Development
- Marketing & Commercialization for biosimilars
- Medical Communications/MSLs
- Patient Advocacy/Patient Support Programs
- Health & medical care across therapeutic disciplines
- Health Education
- Provision of prescription products
- Development & management of prescription product formularies
- Development & management of prescription benefit plans
- Quality management
Program Committee
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Leah Christl, PhD Exec Director, Global Biosimilars Regulatory Affairs & Regulatory & R&D Policy
Amgen, United States -
Tiffany Fletcher, MA Head of Global Access Policy
Viatris, United States -
Denis Arsenault, MBA Manager, Policy Development, Health Products and Food Branch, Biologic and
Health Canada, Canada -
Mauricio Ede, MD, PhD Chief Medical & Scientific Officer
Sandoz Canada Inc., Canada -
Stanton Mehr Director of Content
Biosimilars Review and Report, United States -
Juliana Marguerite Reed, MS Executive Director
The Biosimilars Forum, United States -
Dr. Stacey Ricci Director, Scientific Review Staff, OTBB, CDER
US FDA, United States -
Cecil J. Nick, MS FTOPRA, Vice President (Technical)
Parexel Consulting, United Kingdom
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