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Safety and pharmacovigilance and risk management professionals must utilize best practices in current daily operations while anticipating coming changes associated with new therapies and technologies.
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FDA Updates – including pharmacovigilance and risk management for CBER-regulated products, as well as experiences in safety and surveillance of generic drugs
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The New ICH – including an overview of recent changes to the ICH; the New ICH E19 Guideline on Optimization of Safety Data Collection – industry and regulatory perspectives
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EU Regulatory Updates – including GVP Module 5 (RMPs) revision, EudraVigilance access policy revisions, new EudraVigilance requirements, and the impact of Brexit
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Combination Products – use-related errors and device failures, Safety Reporting Rule, and technical specifications for safety reporting of combination products
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Clinical Trial Issues – including importance of patient perspectives on toleration in development of the safety profile of investigational products; global harmonization of pragmatic safety requirements in clinical trials; the EU Clinical Trials Regulation
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