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Day 2

2nd CELL & GENE THERAPY WORLD CONGRESS 2024 EUROPE

"Driving Innovation, Addressing Significant Unmet Medical Needs, and Ultimately Improving Patient Outcomes"

Day 2 - Friday 4th October 2024

COLLABORATION AND PATIENT ACCESS

  • The importance of stakeholder engagement: perspectives across different functions
  • Creating a CGT platform: stakeholder engagement as a tool to support not only the development/commercialization of specific assets, but to build a sustainable platform
  • How national level activities can impact on patient access to ATMPs
  • Further national level collaboration between academic, clinical and industrial players is necessary to overcome the existing hindrances and boost further development of ATMPs in Europe.

Panellist:
Dr. Alexander Natz, Secretary General, EUCOPE

  • The significance of rationalizing clinical trials to reduce logistical and financial burdens for participants
  • Leveraging technology to enhance access to treatment and specialist care
  • Data-driven strategies to make informed decisions
  • Patient-centred approach for better experience and outcomes
  • Focusing on ensuring the equitable access to biologics and specifically RNA based drug products by everyone, everywhere.

Prof Harris Makatsoris, Professor of Manufacturing Systems, Department of Engineering, King’s College London

  • Unique public-private partnership that has increased the access to new treatment options for patients
  • Promote further innovation in clinical research using the strengths of the partnership
  • Align potentially conflicting organizational cultures to maximize efficiencies and share project leadership
  • Utilize a precision medicine master protocol to bring cutting-edge advances
  • Allow for broader patient access and clinical trials that are more inclusive than standard industry-run trials
  • Significant milestones in the development of gene therapy medicinal products that have facilitated the treatment of a significant number of rare diseases
  • Bottlenecks and potential solutions that can improve access to gene therapy for rare diseases.
  • Stakeholders engagement to bring about changes to improve access to gene therapy

MARKET ACCESS AND PRICING

  • Circumventing operational complexities and regulatory barriers
  • Consider near- and longer-term implications and opportunities to influence the design of the model
  • Ability of the model to reduce costs and improve access
  • Monitoring the development to better understand successful contracting arrangements
  • Assess how potential therapeutic area expansion may impact pricing, reimbursement, and access for other gene therapy products.
  • Past (learnings…)
  • Benefit Structures / Cost / Contracting (e.g., Outcomes Based)
  • Evidence & its Evaluation
  • Special Considerations (e.g.,
    – Dealing with surrogate endpoints
    – Modifications & Flexibilities for Evaluation of Rare Diseases)
  • Introduction of GCT Market Potential and Trends in Japan (commercial, regulatory and reimbursement)
  • Opportunities in Japanese GCT market (political considerations and incentives)
  • Challenges and Recommendations

Mohamed Oubihi, Founder and CEO, YAKUMED LIMITED

  • Current landscape
  • Existing innovative contracting with gene therapies
  • How to overcome key challenges to innovative payment models.
  • Leveraging real-world evidence to define outcome measures
  • Implications to gene therapy manufacturers
  • Breakthroughs and innovations in research and development
  • Implementing next-generation technologies
  • Novel pricing and market access strategies pharma will employ to increase patient access
  • Various CGTs in the pipeline
  • What will the next decade hold for these life-changing therapies?
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