Unlocking Success in Inhaled & Nasal Drug Clinical Studies

Critical factors in OINDP clinical development, CMC risk mitigation and how to balance preparation levels to meet regulatory expectations.
Date
October 22nd, 2024
Time
4pm (CET) / 10am (ET)
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OVERVIEW

Navigating the complex pathways of clinical studies guided by regulatory dossier requirements can be daunting. Achieving the right balance is critical; underpreparing can lead to delays, and overpreparing can inflate costs. Therefore, collaborating with seasoned partners who can offer informed decision-making is essential to ensure that necessary tasks are completed efficiently and on time.

In this webinar, we will provide guidance through common pitfalls and key factors during preclinical, early, and late clinical development phases of OINDP (Orally Inhaled and Nasal Drug Products ) product development to help keep your program both accelerated and risk-averse. Our review will cover the specifics of required tests, the levels of target validation needed, and the differing expectations of various regulatory agencies. Understanding these differences is vital to ensuring your study meets the necessary standards and progresses smoothly.

 

Additionally, we will explore strategies for mitigating risks in Chemistry, Manufacturing, and Controls (CMC) studies. Addressing these risks early in the development process is a proactive approach that optimizes performance and avoids redundant tasks as you move towards final formulation. This strategy helps to ensure that your development process remains efficient and forward-looking.

 

The field of orally inhaled and nasal drug products is advancing rapidly. Collaborating with experts who understand the complexities of the device, the drug, the formulation, and analytical activities in combination product development is crucial. Such a comprehensive perspective is necessary to meet regulatory requirements and streamline clinical development from start to finish. By leveraging expert knowledge, you can navigate the intricate details of the development process, ensuring that all aspects of your project are aligned with regulatory expectations and industry best practices.

 

In summary, successful navigation of clinical studies for OINDPs requires a balanced approach to preparation, early risk mitigation in CMC studies, and collaboration with knowledgeable partners. This holistic strategy will help optimize your development process, satisfy regulatory demands, and ensure timely progress towards your final formulation.

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Addressed Challenges
01Balancing preparation levels in OINDP clinical studies to avoid programme delays from under-preparation or unnecessary cost from over-preparation. 
02Mitigating risks in early OINDP development phases through proactive CMC strategies that prevent redundant work and optimise development performance. 
03Navigating differing regulatory expectations across agencies for inhaled and nasal drug products throughout preclinical and clinical development stages. 
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
01Identify the critical factors in OINDP clinical development including required tests, target validation levels, and differing regulatory agency expectations. 
02Optimise CMC study strategies for inhaled and nasal drug products to reduce risk, eliminate redundancy, and maintain development programme momentum. 
03Learn how to leverage expert knowledge in device, drug, formulation, and analytical activities to meet regulatory requirements across OINDP development. 
SPEAKERS
Inhaled Nasal Drug Webinar
Gemma Budd
General Manager, Nanopharm, an Aptar Pharma company
Gemma Budd is General Manager for Nanopharm, an Aptar Company, where she is primarily responsible for the development and the execution of Nanopharm’s strategy in the orally inhaled and nasal drug product (OINDP) sector. With a university degree in Biomedical Sciences, Gemma has over 10 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry in both research and commercial positions, from materials science and analytical services, to formulation technology and drug delivery devices, primarily for oral and inhaled dosage forms.
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Julie D. Suman
Vice President Scientific Affairs, Aptar Pharma
Dr Suman holds a BSc in Pharmacy and a PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences. Dr Suman is co-editor for Respiratory Drug Delivery (RDD) Proceedings, and an Affiliate Assistant Professor in the Department of Pharmaceutics, Virginia Commonwealth University, VA, US. A Past-Chair of the AAPS Inhalation Technology Focus Group, Dr Suman has published in several peer-reviewed journals and presented at numerous international meetings.
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