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Highly Potent Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients
11 May - 12 May 2020
Highly Potent Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients

Remote Access Only Announcement

Due to ongoing concerns over COVID-19 we have now made this conference a virtual event. All speakers, attendees and sponsors will be able to access the full conference and its materials and will be able to log on remotely via the internet. Please contact a member of the SAE Media Group Team for more information customerservices@SAE Media Group-online.co.uk

SAE Media Group is delighted to announce its 4th Annual Highly Potent Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients conference coming to London on the 11th-12th May 2020.

The increasing demand for medicines that target diseases more effectively and with fewer side effects is leading HPAPI market expansion with a CAGR of 10.3%. It is forecasted that by 2024, the HPAPI oncology market will be worth close to $100 billion.

As such, these highly potent substances predispose workers to higher risks of exposure and consequently, need to be manufactured according to strict criteria. Limiting exposure has become one of the biggest hurdles of the HPAPI industry resulting in an increasing need for containment solutions aimed to reduce the risk of hazard and to prevent cross-contamination. With elevated risk come stricter regulatory guidelines that pharmaceutical companies and contract manufacturers need to adhere to.

The 4th year of this conference series focuses on the growing HPAPI landscape driven by the demand for highly potent drugs in oncology, diabetes and autoimmune disease treatment. This event will address the biggest challenges the industry is facing with regards to determining toxicology limits, assessing hazards, implementing risk procures, translating risk assessment into facility engineering, preventing and dealing with cross-contamination and adhering to GMP regulatory guidelines.

FEATURED SPEAKERS

Brian Edwards

Brian Edwards

Chair, Pharmaceutical Human Factors Group, CIEHF
David Embrey

David Embrey

Managing Director, Human Reliability Ltd
Fabio  Zenobi

Fabio Zenobi

EHS Director & QP, BSP Pharmaceuticals S.p.A.
John Cherrie

John Cherrie

Professor of Human Health, Heriot-Watt University
Justin Mason-Home

Justin Mason-Home

Director, HPAPI Project Services Limited
Martin Kohan

Martin Kohan

Senior Occupational Toxicologist, AstraZeneca
Mike Perry

Mike Perry

Director, Pharmadagio Limited
Pascal Michoux

Pascal Michoux

Vice President, Global EHS Teva api & Biologics, Teva Api Italy
Peter Marshall

Peter Marshall

Associate Engineering Director, AstraZeneca
Richard Denk

Richard Denk

Senior Consultant Aseptic Processing & Containment, SKAN AG
Thomas Adam

Thomas Adam

Head of Global Quality Assurance Chemical APIs, Bayer AG
Ulrich Rumenapp

Ulrich Rumenapp

Head of Launch Preparation and Coordination, Bayer AG
William Hawkins

William Hawkins

Manager Occupational Toxicology, GSK

Brian Edwards

Chair, Pharmaceutical Human Factors Group, CIEHF
Brian Edwards

Dr Edwards trained at Guy’s Hospital, London and spent 14 years in hospital medicine and clinical research before joining the UK regulatory agency which was called the Medicines Control Agency. After 5 years there, he joined a global CRO, Parexel, for six years followed by 18 months at Johnson & Johnson as a deputy qualified person for pharmacovigilance. For the last 11 years, he has been Principal Consultant in Pharmacovigilance at NDA Regulatory Science based in the UK. In addition he is Director of ISoP Secretariat Ltd and leads the medication error special interest group, Vice President Pharmacovigilance & Drug Safety in the Alliance Clinical Research Excellence and Safety (ACRES) and Chair of the UK Pharmaceutical Human Factors group.
 

David Embrey

Managing Director, Human Reliability Ltd
David Embrey

Dr David Embrey is the founder and Managing Director of Human Reliability Ltd. He holds BSc and PhD degrees in Applied Psychology from Birmingham and Aston universities. After holding Research Fellowships and lectureships at Birmingham and Aston Universities, he worked for the National Centre for Systems reliability before founding Human Reliability in 1982. During the eighties he carried out research into human reliability assessment techniques for the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission, with Brookhaven and Oak Ridge National Laboratories. Since then, he has worked on consultancy and research projects in industries including chemical processing, aviation maintenance, air traffic control, nuclear power generation, rail and marine transport, manned spaceflight and pharmacy. He was the primary author of a standard textbook on human factors in the chemical process industry: Guidelines for Reducing Human Error in Process safety for the US Center for Chemical Process Safety.
 

Fabio Zenobi

EHS Director & QP, BSP Pharmaceuticals S.p.A.
Fabio  Zenobi

EHS Director, BSP Pharmaceuticals S.p.A.
Fabio is responsible of Environment, Health and Safety at BSP Pharmaceuticals S.p.A., Latina Italy, a Contract Development and Manufacturing Organization focused on anticancer product, small molecules and ADC compounds. He is a Pharmaceutical Chemist and has over 20 years of experience in pharmaceutical industries as Serono, Bristol-Myers Squibb and Intervet, in Manufacturing, Quality Assurance, Technical Operations and EHS.

Friederike Hermann

Head of Occupational Hygiene, Lonza
Friederike Hermann

Dr. Friederike Hermann is Head of Occupational Hygiene at Lonza Visp. She obtained her doctorate in the field of Analytical Chemistry with an emphasis on Element Speciation. In 2001, Dr. Hermann started as an Analytical Chemist in the Environmental Department and eventually transitioned into the field of Occupational Hygiene. She was significantly involved in the setup of high potent compound production at Lonza. She completed her Master of Advanced Studies (MAS) degree on Work and Health at the ETH Zürich and the University of Lausanne. Dr. Hermann is a certified hygienist through the Swiss Society of Occupational Hygiene. She is a member of the steering committee of COP Containment ISPE Affiliate DACH. She is also a member of the MAK Commission Switzerland and actively participates in a network of Occupational Hygienists, Physicians and Toxicologists, which form the Basel Chemical Industry (BCI). She is also a member of the Health Commission for the Lonza Visp site, which has over 3,000 employees.

John Cherrie

Professor of Human Health, Heriot-Watt University
John Cherrie

John Cherrie is Professor of Human Health at Heriot Watt University and Principal Scientist at the Institute of Occupational Medicine (IOM) in Edinburgh, UK. He has worked on several research studies involving measurement and modelling of exposure to chemicals and other environmental hazards, including testing the effectiveness of respiratory protective equipment. He is a member of the British Workplace Health Expert Committee and the Industrial Injuries Advisory Council.

Justin Mason-Home

Director, HPAPI Project Services Limited
Justin Mason-Home

Justin Mason-Home is an organic chemist and Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry, with extensive health, safety, environmental and chemical engineering experience in senior technical, legal and commercial aspects of the pharmaceutical, biochemical, chemical and other industries. He has held senior positions and worked globally in potent biopharmaceutical occupational health and safety global environmental consulting, board level positions in a biotechnology company and corporate environmental management. Mr Mason-Home has worked on many HPAPI projects for over 19 years, contributing potent compound project support advice for many years. He specialises in technically complex and strategic projects, including unique experience in managing sensitive highly potent and toxic biopharmaceutical compound matters.

Martin Hogan

Managing Director , Corporate Health Ireland
Martin Hogan

Graduated in Medicine from University College Cork, Ireland in 1987. He is a Fellow of both the Faculty of Occupational Medicine and of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland. Currently Full-time Occupational Medical Specialist working in Cork, Ireland. Special interest is Toxicology and the Pharmaceutical &Chemical Industry, in particular.

Former Dean of the Faculty of Occupational Medicine of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland. Lecturer in Toxicology in University College Cork, Ireland. Former National Specialty Director for Occupational Medicine in Ireland and Examiner for the Faculty since 2002. President of the 2018 ICOH Congress in Dublin. ICOH And Medichem Board Member for the 2018-2021 Triennium..
 

Martin Kohan

Senior Occupational Toxicologist, AstraZeneca
Martin Kohan

BSc/MSc in Biochemistry from La Plata National University, Argentina; MSc in Pharmacology and PhD in Medical Sciences both from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel. Over 9 years of industry experience in the field of Toxicology conducting and managing over 900 hazard assessments, including calculation of exposure limits and/or determination of exposure control bands of drug substances and of their intermediates for Teva (2010 to 2018) and AstraZeneca (2018 to present). Diplomate of the American Board of Toxicology (DABT), European Registered Toxicologist (ERT), and Member of the UK Register of Toxicologists and of the British Toxicology Society.

Mike Perry

Director, Pharmadagio Limited
Mike Perry

Mike Perry is an independent occupational hygiene consultant and director of Pharmadagio Limited. His career within the field of potent compound safety began in 2007 when he joined the European branch of SafeBridge Consultants. Working alongside recognised industry experts for nine years, his experience at SafeBridge provided Mike with a platform for his own specialist consultancy, which he formed in 2016. His company continues to gain presence in the industry through the sharing, application and further development of his knowledge through all stages of the drug development cycle, particularly with respect to pharmaceutical exposure control and assessment strategies, containment performance verification and ongoing development of procedures for the optimisation of specialist engineering controls.

Pascal Michoux

Vice President, Global EHS Teva api & Biologics, Teva Api Italy
Pascal Michoux

Pascal Michoux is an experienced EHS Executive, with a strong business sense complemented by a solid education background in Biochemistry. He has more than 33 years of experience in API and Pharma Manufacturing in different roles and companies.
In his carrier, he conducted multiple studies or coordination of EHS projects, developing road map to EHS excellence. Providing strategic direction to establish EHS excellence culture, using Behaviours Based Safety program and Lean Six Sigma experience to make EHS part of standard practices into daily operations.
Since he joined Teva in 2015 to lead EHS in the Teva api and Biologics organization, he is carefully looking the HPAPI technology as part of product allocation or transfer projects, while looking to optimize the existing engineering controls.

Peter Marshall

Associate Engineering Director, AstraZeneca
Peter Marshall

Trained as a Biochemical Engineer at UCL, Peter has worked for ICI/Zeneca/AstraZeneca for 33 years, with 25 years working with
high hazard chemicals.
Responsibilities include global Subject Matter Expert for containment systems, Technical Lead for multiple international OSD
developments, and support to multiple emerging market CMOs in areas of technical transfer and worker safety.
Co-chair ISPE Containment CoP Committee 2006-9, current member. Member of Author teams for
‘SMEPAC’ containment system testing GPG (1st and 2nd Edns), Cross Contamination Baseline guide (RiskMAPP) (1st/2nd Edns)
OSD Baseline Guide 3rd Edition.

Richard Denk

Senior Consultant Aseptic Processing & Containment, SKAN AG
Richard Denk

Richard Denk is working at the company SKAN AG, headquartered in Allschwil in the position Head Containment. Mr. Denk founded 10 years ago the expert Containment group of the ISPE D / A / CH. The Containment Group published the ISPE Containment Manual Mr. Denk was responsible for in September 2015. He is Member of the ISPE SIG BioTech Group in Europe and Steering Committee Member of the ISPE SPP (Sterile Product Processing) CoP. Furthermore Mr. Denk founded the PDA Expert Group about Cleaning and Cross Contamination Requirements for Biopharmaceutical Products and published this topic as PDA Paper. Mr. Denk is co Autor of the ISPE OSD Baseline Guide Volume 2 and Volume 3. Mr. Denk has spent 20 years with the subject production of highly active / highly hazardous substances and has developed the containment pyramid.

Thomas Adam

Head of Global Quality Assurance Chemical APIs, Bayer AG
Thomas Adam

Dr. Thomas Adam is currently the head of global quality assurance chemical APIs in the chemical development department of the pharmaceutical business unit of Bayer AG. He is responsible for the release of chemical APIs for clinical trials and the GMP-Quality system. He has the QA-oversight of the pilot plants and analytical development laboratories.
Thomas holds a PhD in analytical chemistry from the University of Mainz in Germany.
He has about 20 years of industrial experience at Bayer AG in different QC/QA-functions and a two years Post-Doc experience at Novartis, Switzerland.
He is and was involved in many technical (transfer)-projects so as the planning and launching of the new GMP-kg lab for highly potent APIs and establishing a cleaning concept for the chemical development department.
 

Ulrich Rumenapp

Head of Launch Preparation and Coordination, Bayer AG
Ulrich Rumenapp

Dr. Rümenapp is based in Wuppertal, Germany and working within the Product Supply Pharmaceuticals, Biological Development organization, where he is responsible for the transfer of Bayer’s pipeline candidates (antibodies and antibody-drug-conjugates) to external manufacturing partners and regulatory submission and launch preparations.

Prior to working in Development, Dr. Rümenapp was Head of Projects in Product Supply Biotech at Bayer, where he was responsible for contract manufacturing partnerships in the field of biotechnological drug substances and drug products and interdisciplinary project management with the goal to ensure market supply.

Before it was acquired by Bayer, Dr. Rümenapp hold a similar position at Schering AG, and before that, he worked in the Production & Logistics department of Schering, where he was responsible for production aspects of in- and out-licensing deals, due diligences, and product acquisitions of small molecule products and biologics.

Dr. Rümenapp studied chemistry and holds a Ph.D. in biosciences. He worked several years in academic research in the field of signal transduction and as an assistant teacher in the field of general pharmacology.
 

William Hawkins

Manager Occupational Toxicology, GSK
William Hawkins

19 years working in toxicology with previous experience as a study director and consumer safety hazard and risk assessor. Current role; Occupational Toxicologist within the pharmaceutical industry at GSK for the last 9-years.
Lead Toxicologist of the GSK group responsible for the compilation of integrated, scientifically relevant and compliant human safety assessments (monographs) for drug substances, intermediates and raw materials. Setting health-based exposure limits (HBEL) to assure patients and workers safety (Permitted Daily Exposure Limits (PDE), Occupational Exposure Limits (OEL).

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Conference agenda

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9:00

Chair's Opening Remarks

Justin Mason-Home, Director, HPAPI Project Services Limited

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9:10

Characterizing Highly Potent APIs – Introduction to Occupational Toxicology

Martin Kohan, Senior Occupational Toxicologist, AstraZeneca

• Toxicology – What makes a compound highly potent?
• Occupational Toxicology and Exposure Limits (OELs & PDEs) and Bands (OEBs)
• How are Exposure Limits and Bands established?
• Why we need Exposure Limits and Bands?

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9:50

Occupational Banding Systems

William Hawkins, Manager Occupational Toxicology, GSK

• A brief history of occupational exposure banding.
• The use of Occupational Banding systems
• Toxicology of new compounds with novel mechanism of action – a case study

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10:30

Morning Break

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11:00

Respirators and their effectiveness in reducing particulate exposures

John Cherrie, Professor of Human Health, Heriot-Watt University

• Respirators are widely used to protect workers from inhaling airborne dusts, including APIs
• It is often said that respirators are ineffective, but if used properly they can offer a high degree of protection
• Selection of the right equipment and training of the workers to wear it correctly will ensure the best outcome
• Respirators should be used in conjunction with engineering measures in a comprehensive exposure control programme

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Synchronizing pharma and CMOs – on the way to an ideal partnership

• What is essential for a good relationship between pharma and solution providers
• What are the challenges involved in incorporating outsourced manufacturing into the global pharma supply chain
• Addressing the need for transparency on the lack of data-driven approaches for managing occupational safety
• How could relationships be improved for achieving better workflow

Justin Mason-Home, Director, HPAPI Project Services Limited

Ulrich Rumenapp, Head of Launch Preparation and Coordination, Bayer AG

Mike Perry, Director, Pharmadagio Limited

Richard Denk, Senior Consultant Aseptic Processing & Containment, SKAN AG

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12:20

Lunch Break

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13:20

ADC production - Cleaning and Cross-Contamination aspects

Richard Denk, Senior Consultant Aseptic Processing & Containment, SKAN AG

-Overviewing cleaning requirements for ADCs
-Assessing the potential of robotics in containment
-Cleaning and Cross-Contamination control in ASDC production

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14:00

Performance Beyond ‘The Number’ – Exploring the Reliability of Containment Performance Data

Mike Perry, Director, Pharmadagio Limited

• The role, scope and limitations of containment performance testing explained
• Interpreting the ISPE Guide – how choice of sampling strategy, data interpretation, human factors and statistics will influence test outcomes
• Purchasing containment equipment and communication – examples of marketing language and finding the right questions to ask.
• Pushing the boundaries – the role of containment performance testing in HPAPI settings

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Afternoon Break

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Practical Steps for Delivering HPAPI Projects – part 1

Justin Mason-Home, Director, HPAPI Project Services Limited

  • Strategic HPAPI Project Considerations
  • Hazard Assessment - It All Starts with the Hazard
  • Process is Primary
  • Real Risk Assessment - Risk to Product and Risk to Workers
     
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    Practical Steps for Delivering HPAPI Projects- part 2

    Justin Mason-Home, Director, HPAPI Project Services Limited

  • Facility Design Features
  • Containment for Higher Risk Activities and Control for Lower Risk Activities
  • Verification of Control/Containment Performance
  • Occupational health and safety management systems
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    16:10

    Chair's Closing Remarks and Close of Day One

    Justin Mason-Home, Director, HPAPI Project Services Limited

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    9:00

    Chair's Opening Remarks

    Justin Mason-Home, Director, HPAPI Project Services Limited

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    9:10

    Comparison of Occupational Hygiene Monitoring according to EN 689 and the SMEPAC Guideline

    Friederike Hermann, Head of Occupational Hygiene, Lonza

  • The aim of occupational exposure monitoring 
  • The basics of OH-monitoring
  • Strategy for testing compliance: EN 689 versus SMEPAC–Testing
  • Interpretation of monitoring results 
  • Are OELs applicable for incidents?
  • Examples
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    CMC Strategies For The Timely Launch Preparation of Antibody-Drug-Conjugates as High Potent APIs

    Ulrich Rumenapp, Head of Launch Preparation and Coordination, Bayer AG

    • The manufacture of highly potent ADCs - challenges and solutions
    • Deciding when to outsource and when to keep in-house
    • Bayer’s ADC production concept
    • Best practices for CMO selection and outsourcing ADC development and manufacture
    • The journey from development to launch - understanding the needs, solutions, risks and mitigations

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    Morning Break

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    Engineering in support of ADC containment – a case study

    Peter Marshall, Associate Engineering Director, AstraZeneca

    • Innovative solutions to dealing with increasing toxicity of ADCs
    • Designing ADC containment systems
    • The containment of ADCs – a case study from AZ

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    Manufacturing of Oncological Products: a perspective by a CDMO

    Fabio Zenobi, EHS Director & QP, BSP Pharmaceuticals S.p.A.

    • New Product Introduction
    • Cross Contamination Risk Assessment & Environmental Risk Assessment
    • Case Study: ADC Manufacturing

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    Lunch Break

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    Putting the human at the centre of system design in HPAPI manufacturing

    Brian Edwards, Chair, Pharmaceutical Human Factors Group, CIEHF

    • Understanding the role human factors play in pharmaceutical manufacturing and how a novel UK group
    Is helping to drive change
    • Outlining key principles how the tools and technologies, workplace or system can be designed and adapted to suit the people who need to use it
    • How human factors underpin all quality management systems

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    How to handle HPAPIs in the Small Scale HPAI Facility

    Thomas Adam, Head of Global Quality Assurance Chemical APIs, Bayer AG

  • GMP-Compliance and Regulatory Environment
  • Cleaning of Equipment in the Manufacturing of HPAIs 
  • Prevention of Cross-Contamination in Shared Facilities
  • Case study
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    Afternoon Break

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    Developing Effective Guidelines and Training to prevent Potential Exposure to High Potent Compounds

    Pascal Michoux, Vice President, Global EHS Teva api & Biologics, Teva Api Italy

    • Setting the expectations and the provision of clear guidelines, standards and risk management tools
    • Developing employee awareness, technical capabilities and core competencies.
    • Measuring training and programme effectiveness for continuous improvement

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    Chair's Closing Remarks and Close of Day Two

    Justin Mason-Home, Director, HPAPI Project Services Limited


    Chair, Pharmaceutical Human Factors Group
    CIEHF
    Managing Director
    Human Reliability Ltd
    EHS Director & QP
    BSP Pharmaceuticals S.p.A.
    Head of Occupational Hygiene
    Lonza
    Professor of Human Health
    Heriot-Watt University
    Director
    HPAPI Project Services Limited
    Managing Director
    Corporate Health Ireland
    Senior Occupational Toxicologist
    AstraZeneca
    Director
    Pharmadagio Limited
    Vice President, Global EHS Teva api & Biologics
    Teva Api Italy
    Associate Engineering Director
    AstraZeneca
    Senior Consultant Aseptic Processing & Containment
    SKAN AG
    Head of Global Quality Assurance Chemical APIs
    Bayer AG
    Head of Launch Preparation and Coordination
    Bayer AG
    Manager Occupational Toxicology
    GSK

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    Remote Access 2020

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    Presentation by Frederic Le Pape, FPS

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    Presentation by Fabio Zenobi-EHS, BSP

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    Presentation by Charlyn Reihman, Safebridge Consultants

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    Speaker interview with Justin-Mason Home

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    Speaker interview Richard Denk

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    Speaker interview - Brian Edwards, CIEHF

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    HPAPI 2020 Brochure

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    HPAPI Attendees 2019

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    Workshop Programme

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    Presentation by David O'Connell, PCI

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    Presentation by Peter Marshall, AstraZeneca

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    Presentation by Ester Lovsin, Lonza

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    Presentation by Justin Mason-Home, FRSC

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    BSP Pharmaceuticals S.p.A. is a CDMO (Contract Development and Manufacturing Organization), focused on the development and manufacturing of anticancer drugs with High Potency and Cytotoxic characteristic and It is specialized on formulation and manufacturing of Small Molecules and ADC products (Antibody Drug Conjugate). BSP has been at the forefront in the fight against cancer since 2006. Innovation is the hallmark of BSP with investments in new technologies and production methods in a high containment plant. With its state-of-the-art technology and highly skilled personnel, BSP sets out to be a valuable point of reference to serve the principal actors of the pharmaceutical field involved in research on new generation anticancer therapies. BSP clients can avoil of this integrated services: • DEVELOPMENT SERVICES • CLINICAL SUPPLY • COMMERCIAL SUPPLY BSP has been conceived starting from a basic but essential operating requirement: segregate the high potent components from the surrounding and create a system suitable to manage pharmaceutical processes. With this primary idea in mind, layouts, flows of materials and personnel, air flows have been designed to minimize the risk of contamination for the environment, for the employees and for the product that is intended for patients with low level of immune defenses. The Manufacturing plant is located in Italy, 60 kilometers southbound of Rome. A single campus extended to more than 40 acres hosts all the main buildings supporting the capacities to manage a wide range of batch sizes: 2| DEVELOPMENT LABORATORIES 3| CONJUGATION SUITES 6| STERILE SUITES with more than 170 m2 fully dedicated to production anticancer and cytotoxic drugs 1| ORAL DEPARTMENT with multiple lines suitable to manufacture Clinical and Commercial products

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    Dec is a leading global provider of contained powder handling systems and is recognized as a world-leading expert in process containment technologies. It has been supplying the pharmaceutical, chemical, food and cosmetic industries for more than 30 years. In excess of 600 companies worldwide have successfully integrated more than 10,000 Dec systems and concepts into their production sites, always enhancing safety, containment and productivity. Dec offers innovative approaches across the range of powder handling and process containment applications, including transfer, micronizing/milling, bulk handling, sampling, blending, dosing, aseptic fill-finish solutions, process isolators and containment solutions as well as advanced cleaning (CIP/SIP) features.

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    Gate2Biotech is a portal that unites biotechnological community in Central Europe. It covers all the news in the field of biotechnology. Thanks to the the portal the companies engaged in the field can easily search for research institutions and other partners to solve technical problems they are facing and here they can also present their services offer to potential partners from the Czech Republic and abroad. Gate2Biotech portal serves as a bridge connecting scientific and commercial sector. It incorporates offices and support organizations dedicated to promoting transfer of innovative technologies into a unified communication platform of Czech and international biotechnologies. As a mediator of information it draws attention to biotechnologies and support of their application and transfer into practice. It also functions as a tool for encouraging non-professionals (especially scientists and students) towards innovative business or applied research.


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    TYPICAL CPD SCHEMES AND RECORDING OF CPD (CPD points and hours)

    Professional bodies and Institutes CPD schemes are either structured as ‘Input’ or ‘Output’ based.

    ‘Input’ based schemes list a precise number of CPD hours that individuals must achieve within a given time period. These schemes can also use different ‘currencies’ such as points, merits, units or credits, where an individual must accumulate the number required. These currencies are usually based on time i.e. 1 CPD point = 1 hour of learning.

    ‘Output’ based schemes are learner centred. They require individuals to set learning goals that align to professional competencies, or personal development objectives. These schemes also list different ways to achieve the learning goals e.g. training courses, seminars or e:learning, which enables an individual to complete their CPD through their preferred mode of learning.

    The majority of Input and Output based schemes actively encourage individuals to seek appropriate CPD activities independently.

    As a formal provider of CPD certified activities, SAE Media Group can provide an indication of the learning benefit gained and the typical completion. However, it is ultimately the responsibility of the delegate to evaluate their learning, and record it correctly in line with their professional body’s or employers requirements.

    GLOBAL CPD

    Increasingly, international and emerging markets are ‘professionalising’ their workforces and looking to the UK to benchmark educational standards. The undertaking of CPD is now increasingly expected of any individual employed within today’s global marketplace.

    CPD Certificates

    We can provide a certificate for all our accredited events. To request a CPD certificate for a conference , workshop, master classes you have attended please email events@saemediagroup.com

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