Pediatric Pharmacology Europe
This will be a two day meeting for clinical pharmacologists and pharmacometricians, PK/PD scientists and pediatricians to discuss using tools such as modelling and simulations, biomarkers and PK & PD studies to overcome the scientific challenges in the development of new pediatric medicines.
It is well known that recent regulatory changes in the USA and Europe have made it mandatory to further development of medicines for children. Many previous discussions have taken place on the impact these regulatory changes have had or the difficult topics of locating willing pediatric populations and informed consent.
However NextLevel Pharma’s focused and interactive event will look to concentrate on the importance and place of pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic studies to answer the questions of how children metabolize drugs differently. It will explore the best use of modeling and simulations, what extrapolation is possible from existing data, how to assess optimal drug dosage levels, measure the drugs interactions on child physiology with minimal samples and subjects to optimise the design of studies for pediatric treatments.
Experienced industry pharmacologists and pediatricians will join us to discuss recent developments and assess how to better understand optimum drug formulation and dosage, as well as measure the efficacy and understand the drugs interactions.
Why Attend?
- Hear fresh perspectives from experienced pharmaceutical companies who have designed successful pk/pd pediatric studies.
- Learn what place pk/pd studies have in the development of pediatric drugs and how they can be used more effectively to determine dosages, measure efficacy and demonstrate value to the pediatric world.
- Hear case study presentations from industry leaders on how to adapt methods used from adult to children.
- Discover what approaches are best to predict dosage, utilize existing adult data, and understand the interactions between drug and child.
Who will benefit
Pharmaceutical & Biotechnology Organisations:
Vice- Presidents, Directors, Managers; Pediatrics, Pre-Clinical and Clinical Pharmacologists, Modeling and Simulation Specialists,
CROs & Solution Providers:
CEOs, Business Development Directors, Product Managers, Marketing Managers Academics;
Pediatricians, pharmacologists and scientists involved in the development of new pediatric medicines
About the Venue
If ever a city could claim split personality, it’s Brussels. French versus Flemish, historic versus hip, bizarre versus boring. Full of contrasts, contradictions and intrigue, this is a multicultural equation that goes much deeper than you would think. An historic heirloom is closer to the mark. And in an age where so much is already discovered, Belgium’s capital seduces as one of Western Europe’s unknowns.
Brussels also benefits from being at the “cross-roads” of Europe and that is why it is a superb venue for this conference, strategically located in the northern European epicentre of commerce and business.
Speaker Panel
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INDUSTRY EXPERTS
Associate Medical Director Orphan Europe, France
Research Scientist Novo Nordisk, Denmark
Senior Director Global Exploratory Development UCB Pharma, Belgium
Senior Clinical Pharmacologist, Chairman of the Pediatric Working Group Clinical Pharmacology Roche, Switzerland
CSO & founding board Director Promethera Biosciences President Pediatric Department Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium
President, CEO POP-PHARM USA
Head of R&D Project Management, Late Stage Drug Development Boehringer Ingelheim, Germany
Research Fellow, Global Preclinical Development Johnson & Johnson, Belgium
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REGULATORS & ACADEMIA
Pediatric intensivist Pediatrician clinical pharmacologist Erasmus MC Sophia Children's Hospital Intensive Care, The Netherlands
University Hospitals Leuven, Belgium
Professor of Systems Pharmacology, School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences University of Manchester, UK
Consultant Paediatric Nephrologist, Director, Welcome Trust Children's Clinical Research Facility, Deputy Director, Greater Manchester, Lancashire and Cumbria Medicines for Children Local Research Network, Royal Manchester Children's Hospital, UK
Pharmacologist, Paediatrician, Professor of Clinical Pharmacology University Paris Descartes, Inserm & Head Clinical Pharmacology, Cochin - Saint Vincent de Paul Hospitals Paediatric Committee - EMA (London UK), Head PIP Working Party (AFSSAPS), France
MSc, Pediatrician, Deputy Head Section Clinical Trials, Paul Ehrlich Institute, Germany
EXPERT SOLUTION PROVIDER
Senior Scientist Simcyp Limited, UK
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This will be a two day meeting for clinical pharmacologists, scientists and pediatricians to discuss overcoming the scientific challenges using tools such as models & simulations and PK & PD studies to optimise the development of new pediatric medicines.
It is well known that recent regulatory changes in the USA and Europe have made it mandatory to further development of medicines for children. Many previous discussions have taken place on the impact these regulatory changes have had or the difficult topics of locating willing pediatric populations and informed consent.
However NextLevel Pharma’s focused and interactive event will look to
concentrate on the importance and place of pharmacokinetic and
pharmacodynamic studies to answer the questions of how children
metabolize drugs differently. It will explore the best use of modeling and
Simulations, what extrapolation is possible from existing data, how to assess optimal drug dosage levels, measure the drugs interactions on child physiology with minimal samples and subjects to optimise the design of studies for pediatric treatments.
Experienced industry pharmacologists and pediatricians will join us to
discuss recent developments and assess how to better understand optimum drug formulation and dosage, as well as measure the efficacy and understand the drugs interactions.
Why Attend?
Hear fresh perspectives from experienced pharmaceutical companies
who have designed successful pk/pd pediatric studies.
Learn what place pk/pd studies have in the development of pediatric
drugs and how they can be used more effectively to determine
dosages, measure efficacy and demonstrate value to the pediatric world.
Hear case study presentations from industry leaders on how to adapt
methods used from adult to children.
Discover what approaches are best to predict dosage, utilize existing
adult) data, and understand the interactions between drug and child.
Who will benefit
Pharmaceutical & Biotechnology Organisations:
Vice- Presidents, Directors, Managers;
Pediatrics, Pre-Clinical and Clinical Pharmacologists, Modeling and
Simulation Specialists,
CROs & Solution Providers:
CEOs, Business Development Directors, Product Managers,
Marketing Managers
Academics;
Pediatricians, pharmacologists and scientists involved in the
development of new pediatric medicines
About the Venue
If ever a city could claim split personality, it’s Brussels. French versus
Flemish, historic versus hip, bizarre versus boring. Full of contrasts,
contradictions and intrigue, this is a multicultural equation that goes much deeper than you would think. An historic heirloom is closer to the mark. And in an age where so much is already discovered, Belgium’s capital seduces as one of Western Europe’s unknowns.
Brussels also benefits from being at the “cross-roads” of Europe and that is why it is a superb venue for this conference, strategically located in the northern European epicentre of commerce and business.
INDUSTRY EXPERTS
Associate Medical Director
Orphan Europe, France
Research Scientist
Novo Nordisk, Denmark
(TBC)
Senior Director Global
Exploratory Development
UCB Pharma, Belgium
Senior Clinical Pharmacologist, Clinical Pharmacology
DBA - Metabolic Diseases Roche, Switzerland
CSO & founding board Director
Promethera Biosciences & President
Pediatric Department
Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium
ACADEMIA
Pediatric intensivist Pediatrician clinical pharmacologist
Erasmus MC Sophia
Children's Hospital Intensive Care, The Netherlands
University Hospitals Leuven, Belgium (TBC)
Professor of Systems
Pharmacology, School of Pharmacy and
Pharmaceutical Sciences
University of Manchester, UK