CDDF Multi-Stakeholder Workshop
Gene and Cell Therapies in Oncology
29 – 30 November 2021, Online workshop
Recordings
SESSION 1: WHO IS THE GENE AND CELL CANCER-KILLER: DEEP DIVE ON THE GENE AND CELL SCIENTIFIC APPROACHES IN ONCOLOGY
TCR and CAR modified T cells as Cancer Immunotherapy – an overview – Emma Morris (University College London, UK)
SESSION 2: HOW TO DEVELOP A GENE AND CELL CANCER KILLER: THE CLINICAL TRIALS.
Challenges in timely initiation and conduct of clinical trials in gene and cell therapies in hematoncology. From planning to trial authorisation to patient treatment and follow up
Approval pathways for innovative gene & cell therapies – Adnan Jaigirdar (FDA, USA)
Challenges and learnings in conducting clinical trials with gene and cell therapies: the investigator perspective – Michael Hudecek (University of Würzburg, DE) – The speaker did not consent to have his presentation published
SESSION 3: HOW TO BRING A GENE AND CELL CANCER KILLER TO PATIENTS: HOW TO IMPROVE PATIENT ACCESS
From marketing authorisation to patient access – the rollout from the industry perspective – Bernd Eschgfaeller (Novartis, CH) – The speaker did not consent to have his presentation published
Patient perspective – Kate Morgan (MPE, UK)
HTA perspective and reimbursement models – Carin Uyl-de Groot (Erasmus University Rotterdam, NL)