Patient trials are receiving more focus in the early phase landscape. SGS strategy is to create robust and transparent capabilities to offer customized solutions for a wide range of patient trial requests. Enrollment potential, operational, excellence and completeness
in control are the key concerns for sponsors in this field. Beyond our CPU capabilities, we employ a network of Phase I Patient Units.
These units are located in hospitals both in Belgium and in the CEE region, where SGS own medical and support staff are present to ensure quality and professionalism in trial execution and SOPs are harmonized for full-scope transparency. Additional or alternative
solutions involve our regular cooperation and partnership with carefully selected recruitment expert CROs in order to access highly challenging patient pools or unique geographical locations.
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Patients Phase I Clinical Trials – Secured Multi Site Model for Key Populations Recruitment
1. PATIENTS PHASE I CLINICAL TRIALS –
SECURED MULTI SITE MODEL FOR KEY
POPULATIONS RECRUITMENT
Dr. Istvan Udvaros
Medical and Project Director Oncology
SGS Life Science Services
SAFETY & EFFICACY CLINICAL TRIAL SOLUTIONS
SGS Life Science Services Biopharm Day Seminar – Antwerp, October 29, 2015
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PHASE 1 TRIALS IN EU 2015 (OPEN,
INTERVENTIONAL) SOURCE WWW.CLINICALTRIALS.GOV
All With patients
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PATIENT TRIAL PHASE I MARKET IN EU 2015
Belgium (47)
Oncology 72 %
Organ impairment 4 %
Reum/Immun 5 %
Neurology 6 %
France (114)
Oncology 79 % !!!!
Neurology 7 %
UK (131)
Oncology 58 %
Cardiovascular 9 %
Pulmonology 6 %
Reum/Immun 6%
Germany (99)
Oncology 63 %
Neurology 8 %
Reum/Immun 8 %
Metabolic 7%
Poland/Hun (17)
Oncology 50%
Reum/Immun 29%
Key EP EU indications:
1. Oncology is TOP !!!
2. Immunology
3. Elderly population diseases
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FROM LEAD COMPOUND TO PROOF OF
CONCEPT – THE SPONSOR PERSPECTIVE
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THE CRO PERSPECTIVE
Large number of request from stand alone to complete drug
development and service packages
Wide range of therapeutical compounds
large and small target molecules
immune therapies, vaccines, vectors, adjuvants
generics, biosimilars
Various other compounds
Supportive drugs: myelosuppression, anaemia, pain, cachexia, etc
Others: diagnostics, devices, etc
Complex or special study designs
Strict inclusion/exclusion criterias, short timelines,
pressure on costs
Competitive trials
Demanding patient populations
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SOLUTIONS TO HANDLE COMPLEXITY
Professional environment dedicated to Early Phase trials
Infrastructure
• Phase I Unit (CPU)
• Satellite Sites within high patient access institutions
• External sites
Resources
• Clinical teams (medics, nurses, lab technicians)
• Site and study coordinators, project managers
• Feasibility, regulatory, functional services
Proper experience both in development phase and therapeutic
indication (clinical and pharmacological)
Adaptive, flexible, service oriented attitude to find optimal solutions
Networking skills (KOLs, sites, referrals, patient groups)
Strong vendor management
Regulatory intelligence
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PATIENT ACCESS SOLUTIONS
Large Academic
centers
Competitive
trials
Innovative value
expected to be
high
SMOs with Early
Phase
experience
Limited
selection
CPU internal
efforts
Efficiency
issues
External/satellite
sites in proximity
to CPU
Limitations in
recruitment
could still
happen
Inclusion of
additional
geographic
areas
Business
environment
(regulatory,
contracting,
etc..)
Quality and
logistical
aspects
Cost/benefit
estimations
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SGS CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY UNIT
IN PATIENT TRIALS
Largest CPU in Belgium designed for HV and special
population trials
Center of EP excellence
Special infrastructure (pharmacy, viral challenge unit)
88 beds, high number of subject visits on a daily basis
Logistics and operations developed for mass workload
Dedicated SMO group to support recruitment in PTs
Database development
Advertising campaigns
Networking with referrals and patient associations
Solid access to patients in common chronic medical conditions
Renal impairment
Chronic respiratory diseases (COPD, asthma) etc..
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OUR SATELLITE /PATIENT SITE MODEL
Cooperation with hospitals to create/facilitate Phase I patient
units
MSA agreement
Direct access to patient pools of selected indications via close
in-house cooperation with specialists
Partnership and support
Operational excellence and complete control over clinical
execution
SGS SOP package for proper know-how and transparency
SGS key medical staff to ensure quality in operation
“Extension of CPU”
Access to CPU capabilities, know-how, staff, services
Pan European Model
Belgium network (AZSM, Jesse)
CEE network (Hungary, Poland, Czech)
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SGS SATELLITE / PATIENT CENTERS
BELGIUM / HUNGARY
In operation: AZ St Maarten, Mechelen, Belgium
8 beds
Access to pharmacy, lab, imaging, emergency, catering, ...
Physicians collaborate as Sub-I or PI
Study conducted by SGS staff
Therapeutic areas
• Nephrology, Hepatology, GI, Immunology, Oncology, Pneumonology,
Endocrinology, Dermatology, Neurology, Neuro surgery, Vascular surgery
CEE Pilot : National Central Military Hospital, Budapest, Hungary
5 beds (linked to Department of Oncology)
SGS employed medical team (CRP,SN) present, SGS SOPs
Coordinating site in local networking (access to further sites)
Transparent regulatory environment
Developed business service background
Therapeutic areas
• Oncology, Nephrology, Neurology, Rheumatology, Dermatology, etc…
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SUBCONTRACTED PARTNER MODEL
Select and subcontract recruitment expert external CROs
As additional or alternative solution
Flexibility to increase access to patients
Added value: expertise in special indication or in geographic
location where recruitment potential is beneficial enough
Proper proactive control is key in success
Partnership type long term cooperation is preferred
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TAKE HOME MESSAGES
Patient trials in EP are significant and further short and middle
term increase is expected
There is a very colorful palette of EP trials – even the best
single operational model will not be able to manage them
alone
Flexible/adaptive and service orientated attitude is needed to
find optimal solutions
Building up some models – like the satellite centre one in our
case – needs strategic thinking and significant investments but
can effectively fulfill sponsor demands
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ADDED VALUE IN CLINICAL TRIALS
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EXPERIENCE & THERAPEUTIC AREA