Navigate Complex Regulatory & Operational Hurdles to Improve Global Access to Life Changing Therapeutics
3rd Operationalise: Early Access Programmes Summit Europe
Improving Global Access to Life Changing Therapeutics
Increasingly, companies across Europe are recognizing the value of implementing Early Access Programmes to provide patients with access to life-changing medicines. However, challenges remain in adhering to a variety of cross-border regulations, clarifying rules around real-world data collection, and accurately anticipating supply volumes. To overcome these hurdles, it is essential for the industry to collaborate and share solutions.
Welcome to the 3rd Operationalise Early Access Programmes Summit Europe, dedicated to fostering open dialogue and sharing experiences in navigating the complex regulatory and operational landscape of Early Access Programmes. This October, join a community of over 140 experts in Access, Clinical Operations, Medical Affairs, and Clinical Supply from leading companies such as Novartis, Biogen, Eli Lilly, Gilead, Incyte, and more. Together, we will elucidate country-specific regulatory pathways in Europe and beyond, bridge the gap between clinical research and commercial supply, and streamline access to life-changing therapies outside the clinical trial setting.
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Room Block Available!
We have a discounted nightly room rate of £239 (single occupancy) and £259 (double occupancy) from Sunday 6th October to Wednesday 9th October
The booking reservation contact number is: +442073736030 – please quote / refer the booking code MMNP061024 if you are calling in.
Reservations must be made by Tuesday 23rd July which is the cutoff date. However, please note due to high demand, rooms may sell out before the cutoff date so we do recommend you book your accommodation sooner rather than later.
Please email Cate Tupper at cate.tupper@hansonwade.com if you have any questions or queries regarding the room block.
“Really enjoyed working through case studies and thought the workshops and mix of speakers were fantastic”
Christine Eksteen-Ramsden, Director - Medical & Alzheimer Disease, Eisais
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