
PIPA Conference 2022 – 28th & 29th September
Venue: Hogs Back Hotel, Farnham: https://www.suryahotels.co.uk/thehogsbackhotelspa/
Cost:
1 day: £500 + VAT
2 day: £875 + VAT
Should you wish to attend the networking event and dinner on the evening of 28th September, there is an additional charge of £50 + VAT.
Fees include attendance to all scientific sessions, exhibitions, lunch, tea and coffee breaks, but does not include overnight accommodation or evening meals.
Booking: https://pipaonline.org/civicrm/event/info/?reset=1&id=25
We are delighted to announce that we will be returning to an in-person event for our 2022 PIPA Annual Conference. We will follow our traditional 2-day format with joint pharmacovigilance and medical information plenary sessions followed by PV, MI and Code Compliance presentations and workshops running in parallel. We will also be offering a range of workshops relevant to MI, PV and Code Compliance professionals, as well as an afternoon session specifically tailored for managers in this field.
As always, we are inviting experienced speakers to deliver a dynamic and topical programme of sessions across the two days.
PIPA Conference 2022 Programme
Wednesday 28th September
Plenary
09:00 | Registration, Meet & Greet Breakfast |
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09:55 | Introduction Tom Nichols, PIPA President |
10:15 | Rising Stronger – from Mental Health to Mental Wealth Suzie Lavington, Art of Brilliance |
11:15 | Comfort Break |
11:30 | AGM |
12:00 | Northern Ireland Protocol and Brexit John Barber, Plain Pharma Consulting Six years on from the Brexit referendum and 18 months from EU Exit Day yet the implications for pharmacovigilance have not been fully resolved. The main stumbling block is the special situation of Northern Ireland as enshrined in the Good Friday/Belfast Agreement and the Northern Ireland Protocol. This session will review the current status and discuss some points to consider for MAHs trying to navigate the complex post-Brexit road map. This will include impacts on medicines and medical device registration, supply chain, medical information and pharmacovigilance. |
13:00 | Lunch & Exhibition |
Breakout Sessions
14:00 | A. PV Vendor Management and Outsourcing Saher Hussain, Roche Keys to successful client- vendor partnerships: Getting it right from the start, troubleshooting and celebrating success! B. Ensuring High-Quality Health Information for Patients and Members of the Public Dan Wills, Patient Information Forum C. Managers’ Workshop: – Discussion: hybrid working – challenges for managers Chris Isaacs & Kate Hellmuth, Novartis Pharmaceuticals UK Ltd – Developing a feedback culture Jonathan Hart-Smith, CK Group |
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15:15 | Tea / Coffee & Exhibition |
15:45 | Break out sessions continued |
17:00 | Close |
19:00 | Pre-Dinner Drinks, Dinner and Evening Networking Event |
Thursday 29th September
Track One: Medical Information
09:00 | Is Your Medical Information Department Audit and Inspection Ready? Janine Gavin-Poulter, Collaborative Pharma & Sanjay Motivaras, Audit PV |
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10:00 | GDPR Wendy Lloyd Goodwin, Life Science Law |
11:00 | Tea / Coffee & Exhibition |
11:30 | Hot Topics in Code Compliance Jayne Packham, Jayne Packham Consultancy |
12:15 | Global and Local Copyright Considerations Michael Healy, Copyright Clearance Center |
13:00 | Lunch & Exhibition |
Track Two: Pharmacovigilance
09:00 | Pharmacovigilance Monitoring and Automation in Social Media |
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10:00 | Global PV Perspectives and Hot Topics – Round Table Discussion Chairs: Stephanie Martin, SMPV Ltd; Janine Gavin-Poulter, Collaborative Pharma; Tom Nichols, DrivePhase PV |
11:15 |
Tea / coffee & Exhibition |
11:45 | PV Systems Differences between Europe, US and APAC – focussing on Aggregate Reporting Tom Nichols, DrivePhase PV |
13:00 | Lunch & Exhibition |
Breakout Sessions
14:00 | A. PV Agreements Optimisation Dr Dave Lewis & Jean Kilgour-Christie, Novartis The Pharmacovigilance Agreements (PVAs) workshop focuses on addressing foundational elements related to PVAs, such as:
We will not suggest a standard industry PVA template, nor provide recommendations pertaining to data exchange. Rather, this workshop will focus on a suite of customisable solutions for MAHs, which could be used to support all end-to-end PVA processes. B. Medical Information Practices – how to be the best In this interactive workshop we’ll explore how MI team members at all levels can optimise and advance their MI services. We’ll explore a range of resources, models and exercises to facilitate discussion and learning on pertinent topics including Medical Information team dynamics, governance and sustainable quality, prioritisation, environmental factors, technology, impact and profile. Delegates will hear and develop tactics to enjoy successes and challenge themselves to ‘be the best’. C. Good PV Practice – Mergers and Acquisitions, Divestments and Transitions |
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15:15 | Tea / Coffee & Exhibition |
15:45 | Break out sessions continued |
17:00 | Close |