Virtual | Virtual
Event Title
Navigating Controlled Correspondences to Support Generic Drug Development
February 27, 2025
- Date:
- February 27, 2025
- Time:
- 1:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. ET
Topics & Presentations | Speakers |
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Mastering Controlled Correspondences: What, When, and How | Yan Wang, PhD Deputy Director Division of Therapeutic Performance I (DTP I) Office of Research and Standards (ORS) Office of Generic Drugs (OGD) | CDER |
Controlled Correspondence on Clinical Pharmacology Topics in Generic Drug Development | Mark Donnelly, PhD Senior Pharmacologist Division of Quantitative Methods and Modeling (DQMM) ORS | OGD | CDER |
Navigating Formulation Assessment: Considerations When Preparing the Q1/Q2 Sameness Inquiry | Qiangnan Zhang, PhD Staff Fellow DTP I | ORS | OGD | CDER |
Navigating Formulation Assessment: Considerations for Products that are Not Required to be Q1/Q2 | Ying Jiang, PhD Chemist DTP I | ORS | OGD | CDER |
Exploring Bioequivalence Considerations for Controlled Correspondences: Assessment and Best Practices | Pamela Dorsey, PhD Senior Pharmacologist Division of Bioequivalence III (DB III) Office of Bioequivalence (OB) OGD | CDER |
The Role of Controlled Correspondences in Supporting Safety Assessments in Generic Drug Development | Christopher Morgan, PhD Pharmacologist Division of Pharmacology/Toxicology Review (DPTR) Office of Safety and Clinical Evaluation (OSCE) OGD| CDER |
Discussion Panel | Moderator: Priyanka Ghosh, PhD Lead Pharmacologist DTP I | ORS | OGD | CDER Panelists: Robert Lionberger, PhD Director ORS | OGD | CDER Partha Roy, PhD Director Office of Bioequivalence (OB) OGD | CDER Bill Chong, MD Director OSCE | OGD | CDER |
Q&A Session | Yan Wang, Mark Donnelly, Qiangnan Zhang, Ying Jiang, Pamela Dorsey, and Christopher Morgan |
Closing Remarks | Robert Lionberger |
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ABOUT THIS EVENT (Hosted by CDER SBIA)
The FDA’s Office of Generic Drugs (OGD) plays a critical role in ensuring access to safe, effective, and affordable generic drugs. To facilitate the development and approval process, the FDA offers various pathways for communication, including controlled correspondence.
This event offers a comprehensive overview of controlled correspondence as an efficient pathway for communication with the FDA regarding generic drug development. FDA will host a panel discussion on topics pertinent to the generic drug industry, and answer questions during live Q&A sessions with FDA experts.
INTENDED AUDIENCE
This webinar is designed for generic drug developers and regulatory professionals looking to streamline their interactions with the FDA with the usage of Controlled Correspondence.
TOPICS
- Navigating
- formulation assessments
- controlled correspondences related to bioequivalence approaches/studies
- Clinical pharmacology topics in generic drug development
- Role of controlled correspondences in supporting the safety evaluation of generic drugs