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CONfeReNCe Day ONe: tuesday 29 JAnuAry 2013 STREAM A: IMPLEMENTING STABILITY DATA AND LABEL CLAIM REQUIREMENTS TO PROTECT PATIENT SAFETY 12.10 Handling Temperature Excursions and the Role of Stability Data • What does the regulator say about temperature excursions? • Reviewing the standard tests that facilitate decision making • How to increase stability knowledge to add value to our products Claude Amman, Director, Claude Amman Consulting 12.40 5 minute change over 12.45 PANEL Painting the Regulatory Picture • Expectations and boundaries for use of stability data • What will change in the GDP updates? • Achieving the ultimate goal of patient safety Mary Foster, Chair, Packaging and Storage Expert Committee, United States Pharmacopeia Riekert Bruinink, Group Chairman of the PIC/S GDP Working Group, Member of the EMEA GDP Drafting, Dutch Health Care Inspectorate 13.15 Networking Lunch Break 14.30 Sponsor Spotlight Session This session is reserved for a leading supplier, if you think your product would be of interest to the delegation, get in touch on +44 207 368 9300 or email sponsorship@iqpc.co.uk TAILOR YOUR AGENDA STREAM B: ACHIEVING SUPPLY CHAIN INTEGRITY AND ENSURING TOTAL DATA VISIBILITY TO MINIMISE RISK USP Chapter Good Distribution Practices—Supply Chain Integrity • An update of USP General Chapter Good Distribution Practices—Supply Chain Integrity and industry comments • Implementing supply chain integrity measures to minimise risks that arise anywhere along the supply chain • Using GDP to develop sound business practices that help deter unauthorised access to and manipulation of pharmaceutical materials • Devising effective means for detecting adulterated drug components and drug products so that they do not enter the supply chain Mary Foster, Chair, Packaging and Storage Expert Committee, United States Pharmacopeia Minimising supply Chain Risk Deployment of Solutions for End to End Data Visibility and Integrity • Identifying supply chain risks in managing cold chain distribution • Evaluating solutions to reduce temperature excursions • Using end to end services to ensure visibility and integrity of your temperature data Cathy O’Brien, Corporate Sector Manager Clinical, TNT Best Practice for End to End Visibility on your international Cold Supply Chain using RFID Technology • Embedding monitoring and visibility strategies from the outset • Thoroughly qualification and briefing of suppliers to ensure full transparency throughout distribution • Effectively designing and setting up your supply chain • Successfully qualifying the whole supply chain to ensure it is robust • Reporting and Documentation, merges Event- and Temperature data • Always keeping in mind GDP guidelines Benjamin E. Blumer, Supply Chain Manager, Horizon Pharma AG STREAM C: PACKAGING AND QUALIFICATION METHODOLOGIES Enhancing Profitability of your Cold Chain Management by Improving Relationships with Your Partners • Achieving transparent communication: the importance of defining your constraints from the outset • Developing an adapted logistic and packaging programme • Test, evaluate and adopt Gilles Labranque, CEO, Sofrigam The Role of Industrial Design in Temperature Assured Packaging • Understanding industrial design and its role in the industry • Examples of industrial design in industry • Temperature Assured Packaging and the challenges faced by the TAP Industry • Analysing success factors for design management • Implementation of the latest approaches and ideas for TAP Liam Holmes, Senior Project Engineer, ThermoSafe Multi-use, Single-use or Both? Economic and Ecologic Considerations of a New Packaging Provider • Assessing alternative, cost effective packaging solutions • Designing a sustainable supply chain and reducing your CO2 footprint • Recycling possibilities by technology • A practical guide to calculating sustainability Patrick Tobler, Cool Chain Specialist, Built Tech GmbH Live Shipment Performance Data within a Global Rental Network • An overview of ambient temperature profiles in real shipments • The impact of temperature profiles on container performance • Real life case studies Fabian Eschenbach, Business Unit Manager Thermal Packaging, Va-Q-Tec
CONfeReNCe Day ONe: tuesdAy 29 JAnuAry 2013 15.00 5 minute change over 15.05 IATA Insight on New Label Claim Requirements – Updates to Chapter 17 Effective July 1st, 2012 the IATA Time and Temperature Sensitive label will become mandatory for the transportation of healthcare cargo shipments – hear directly from IATA on these changes and join the post presentation discussion to assess current implementation; • Guaranteeing the appropriate handling and operational processes associated to healthcare transport and/or logistics through correct labelling • Working towards international standards • Ensuring all stakeholders are familiar both with the regulations and the appearance of the label Andrea Graf-Gruber, Manager Business Process & Standards, IATA 15.35 5 minute change over STREAM D: COST EFFECTIVE LOGISTICS STRATEGIES FOR SMALL BATCHES 15.40 Designing a Supply Chain for Small Batches • Raising awareness of controlled room temperature requirements across the supplier network • Does horizontal pooling work for us? • Assessing realistic cost saving strategies Cyrill Baetscher, Head of Logistic Services, Synthes 16.10 Coffee Break Achieving a Global Serialisation and Aggregation Strategy • Ensuring product safety and security globally • Addressing the challenges for a global company to adhere to non-global regulations • Anticipating the US federal law changes and what this means for our supply chains and security strategy • An overview of updates from Asia and South America Johannes Schoen, Senior Manager, Anti-counterfeiting, Boehringer Ingelheim STREAM B: ACHIEVING SUPPLY CHAIN INTEGRITY AND MINIMISING RISK CONT… PANEL Supply Chain Integrity and Security Strategies Securing the Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Since the original publication of USP Good Storage and Shipping Practices, a host of subsequent yet equally important regulatory and standards-based guidance documents have been published and revised. In support of the market’s evolving focus, the USP published a PF version of USP “Good Distribution Practices – Supply Chain Integrity” in late 2011 and other groups including the Transported Asset Protection Association (TAPA) and Rx360 have published equally important industry best practices. This panel session will include an overview of freight security best practices needed to achieve end-to-end supply chain integrity. The panel participants will review case studies and tools for providing greater supply chain visibility and control across the pharmaceutical supply chain. Moderator: Rafik Bishara, Pharmaceutical Cold Chain Interest Group Leader, PDA Panellists: Barry Conlon, CEO, FreightWatch Paul Gibbons, Security Director EMEAA, Amgen Europe B.V. and member of TAPA EMEA SURVEY SESSION: INTERACTIVE You will have the option to take part in our pre-conference survey focusing on what the industry’s packaging needs and strategies are. What are your qualification processes? How are you assessing packaging for controlled room temperature products? The results will be collected and made into a report that will be presented at the event – you’ll also be given a copy to take back to the office! Here’s a sample of the survey questions; • What are your biggest challenges in temperature control today? • How are your peers addressing these challenges? • What will be the focus of regulators in the years to come? Participate in this lively survey session to see the answers and learn how you can use them to improve your processes. Lisa Mazzoni, Operational Excellence Specialist, Global Packaging Development, Roche STREAM E: REGIONAL SPOTLIGHT SESSION Actual Trends in the Global Healthcare Market – Insights and Outlook • The most attractive market segments and shipping products for healthcare logistics companies • What are crucial markets and regions? • How important will the Indian pharma market be in the future? • Novumed’s vision for healthcare in 2030 Joern Leewe, Managing Partner, Novumed RegisteR NOW phONe: +44 (0) 20 7368 9300 email: enquire@iqpc.co.uk WeB: www.cooLcHAineurope.com
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