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New Pharm acovigilance Legislation and I m plem enting Measures Minim um Requirem ents for Quality System s ( MAH, EMA, NCA) , m inim um requirem ents for Pharm acovigilance System Master File Stakeholder Meeting, 17 June 2011, EMA,


  1. New Pharm acovigilance Legislation and I m plem enting Measures – Minim um Requirem ents for Quality System s ( MAH, EMA, NCA) , m inim um requirem ents for Pharm acovigilance System Master File Stakeholder Meeting, 17 June 2011, EMA, London. Fergus Sweeney, Head, Compliance and Inspections, European Medicines Agency An agency of the European Union

  2. Pharmacovigilance – risk benefit monitoring cycle Observe – Report – Monitor – Analyse – Evaluate - Act Patient Patient – Health Care provider – MAH – Regulator 2

  3. Structure of implementing measures and Good Vigilance Practice: ‘GVP’ EC I m plem enting MAH MSs EMA m easures Quality System Quality System Quality System - Process 1 - Process 1 - Process 1 Delegated - Process 2 - Process 2 - Process 2 - Process 3 - Process 3 - Process 3 Act - Process n… - Process n… - Process n… Efficacy Studies Terms, EV data ADR format PSUR format RMP format PASS format PSMF Formats, monitoring & content & content & content & content Standards Good Vigilance Practice guidelines MAH MSs EMA Quality System Quality System Quality System Detailed Detailed Detailed guidance guidance guidance Processes e.g Signal Effectiveness ADR Literature Detection & PASS RMP of risk Audit Inspection PSUR PAES reporting monitoring management minimisation Website Special Decision Safety Special Referrals Content & Products making announcement Population maintenance

  4. Implementing Measures Minimum Requirements for Quality Systems of MAH, NCA, EMA

  5. Directive 2010/84/EU “ The pharmacovigilance activities provided for in this Directive require that uniform conditions be established as concerns the contents and maintenance of the pharmacovigilance system master file, as well as the minimum requirements for the quality system for the performance of pharmacovigilance activities by the national competent authorities and marketing authorisation holders, …” and “.. the Agency…” Regulation (EU) No 1235/2010

  6. Pharmacovigilance and Quality System… Pharmacovigilance system is defined in Regulation, Directive and GVP Quality system is to assure the integrity of the PhV system and is an integral part of the PhV system Implementing measures set out minimum requirements, i.e. key obligations of the MAH, NCA, EMA for the implementation of the quality system Guidelines /GVP/ will set out the details

  7. How can a quality system help us? • to produce visibly good pharmacovigilance  Public health  Overall confidence  Public trust

  8. MAH Quality System Implementing Measure implementing Article 108(b) of Directive 2010/ 84/ EU amending Directive 2001/ 83/ EC as regards the minimum requirements for the quality system for the performance of pharmacovigilance activities by marketing authorisation holders Draft technical contribution for the European Commission 8

  9. Quality system - the organisational structure, responsibilities, procedures, processes and resources for managing quality Quality system adequate and effective for the purpose of operating its pharmacovigilance system Involvement of management and personnel 9

  10. Ensure compliance with the legal requirements laid down in Directive 2001/ 83/ EC and Regulation (EC) No 726/ 2004, as amended. Systematic approach to quality and the implementation and maintenance of the quality system for pharmacovigilance 10

  11. Expectations for quality of the pharmacovigilance system and its measurement. Structures, processes, tasks and responsibilities. Monitoring the establishment and effectiveness of the structures and processes. Correction and improvement of processes. Implementation of corrective and preventive actions. 11

  12. Delegation of tasks to third parties – quality system of the third party should be equivalent. Regular management review of the system. QPPV involvement and sufficient authority. Reporting of non-compliance, documentation of deviations. 12

  13. Adequate, trained and qualified staff. Initial and ongoing training. Documentation of the structure, processes and performance. Record management. Record retention. Traceability of investigations and decisions. 13

  14. Audit plans and reports. Regular audit of the pharmacovigilance system and its quality system. Guidance in GVP 14

  15. Implementing Measure implementing Article 87a of Regulation (EC) No 726/ 2004 and Article 108 of Directive 2001/ 83/ EC as regards to the content and maintenance of the pharmacovigilance system master file kept by the marketing authorisation holder Technical contribution for the European Commission 15

  16. Description of pharmacovigilance system and its quality system, but not product specific details. Reference for inspection and assessment if requested. Inspection can be of all aspects of system and products and at any location where PV activities take place – inside or outside EU. 16

  17. One pharmacovigilance system = one separate pharmacovigilance system master file = one location in one EU member state = one QPPV = one or more products of the MAHs. Same PSMF and location for all products using the PV system. Provisions where several MAH use same system and same PVSMF and QPPV. Accessible to all MAHs using the system and to authorities supervising them or in whose territories products are marketed. 17

  18. QPPV access and authority to promote, maintain and improve. PSMF documents PV system and demonstrates compliance of system with requirements Lists products to which the system described applies, reference to any other systems of the MAH if applicable, route of authorisation of each product, presence on the market and indication of special monitoring measures 18

  19. Information about QPPV – job description, qualifications etc, contact details, backup arrangements and national contacts if present. Organisational structure and sites of PV activities, including third parties. Location, functionality and responsibility for computer systems. Contracts and agreements for key activities. 19

  20. Description of the key processes, data handling and records of the pharmacovigilance system Description of the quality system. Description of record keeping and archiving. 20

  21. Permanently and readily available, indexed to ensure all documentation is readily available. Notification of significant changes. Transfer of responsibility for system content and maintenance. Guidance in GVP 21

  22. 22 Thank you – questions – suggestions

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