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Ottawa Marriott Hotel

Oct 17, 2017 7:00 AM - Oct 18, 2017 3:00 PM

100 Kent Street , Ottawa, ON K1P5R7 , CANADA

DIA Annual Canadian Meeting

Overview

October 16: Short Courses
October 17-18: Meeting

Preconference Short Course 1: Quality Stream
Preconference Short Course 2: ICH Clinical Safety and Efficacy

The Short Courses have been endorsed as ICH Recognized Training Programs.


The DIA Annual Canadian Meeting will deliver a comprehensive overview of the current bio-pharma and device landscape in Canada, while sharing insights into Canada’s broader role in global health care product development. From policy updates and priorities shared directly from Health Canada, to sessions on international work sharing to key regulatory and clinical considerations for biologics and biosimilars, you will have the exclusive opportunity to address the current issues and opportunities in Canada and across the globe.

As Canada celebrates its 150 years of Confederation in 2017, the DIA Annual Canadian Meeting will explore how Canada’s past has set the stage for future innovation in its health care ecosystem. Bringing together key stakeholders from the pharmaceutical and device industries, regulatory agencies, and academia, this Meeting will analyze the relevant challenges and opportunities for professionals working in drug and device development in Canada.

This year’s meeting will feature preconference short courses, plenary sessions, multi-track breakout sessions tailored to the beginner, intermediate, and advanced level professional, and multiple networking opportunities.
 
NEW! This year the DIA Annual Canadian Meeting will be co-located with DIA's Canadian Pharmacovigilance and Risk Management Conference. Maximize your education and time by attending both!



Highlights

  • Two ICH Short Courses — Learn the latest ICH updates from industry and regulatory experts
    • Designed to advance understanding of targeted ICH guidelines
    • Case-based learning, presentations, and open discussion
  • Networking/Exhibitor reception
  • Three concurrent breakout sessions allowing you to customize your learning experience
  • Discounted entertainment and dining through our partners at the Ottawa Convention and Visitors Bureau
  • Use of the DIA Global App to plan your schedule, view exhibiting companies, and network with your peers
  • Co-located with our other premier DIA Canadian event: Canadian Pharmacovigilance and Risk Management Strategies Conference

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Continuing-Education

Exhibits

Who should attend?

Professionals involved in:

  • Regulatory
  • Policy
  • Clinical trial disclosure policies and compliance
  • Clinical operations or clinical research
  • Medical writing and communications
  • Legal
  • Market access

Learning objectives

At the conclusion of this meeting, participants should be able to:

  • Describe the current and evolving regulatory environment in Canada
  • Discuss regulatory agency priorities for 2018 and their impact on the health care system
  • Summarize methods and approaches used in clinical trials, patient engagement, supply chain, and manufacturing
  • Discuss more in-depth approaches on international harmonization, worksharing, and adoption of guidelines
  • Describe the various levels of transparency and postmarket activities that are underway

Short Course or Primer

To keep you at the forefront.

Oct 16, 2017

Course 1:

Quality Stream

Oct 16, 2017

Course 2:

ICH Clinical Safety and Efficacy Stream

Program Committee

  • Marilena  Bassi, MA
    Marilena Bassi, MA Senior Executive Director, Therapeutic Products Directorate
    Health Canada, Canada
  • Deirdre  Cozier
    Deirdre Cozier Director, Global Regulatory Affairs
    Pharmascience, Canada
  • Loretta  Del Bosco
    Loretta Del Bosco Director, Regulatory Affairs Quality Assurance Operations
    AbbVie Corporation, Canada
  • Laura  Durno, MS, MSc
    Laura Durno, MS, MSc Acting Chief, Viral Vaccines Division
    Biologics and Genetic Therapies Directorate, Health Canada, Canada
  • Karen  Feltmate
    Karen Feltmate President
    Redstone Health Group, Inc., Canada
  • Lorella  Garofalo, PhD
    Lorella Garofalo, PhD Head of Regulatory Sciences
    Pfizer Canada, Canada
  • Maggie  Graham
    Maggie Graham Senior Policy Analyst, Natural and Non-Prescription Health Products Directorate
    Health Canada, Canada
  • Keith  McIntosh
    Keith McIntosh Executive Director, Scientific & Regulatory Affairs
    Innovative Medicines Canada, Canada
  • Marc  Poitras, PhD, MBA
    Marc Poitras, PhD, MBA Scientific Manager, Marketed Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Bureau
    Health Canada, Canada
  • Matthew  Ryan
    Matthew Ryan Senior Policy Analyst; Policy, Planning and International Affairs Directorate
    Health Canada, Canada

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