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- Pharmacogenomic Data Submissions – Guidance
- Drug-Diagnostic Co-Development Concept Paper – Preliminary Concept Paper
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- CDER documents
- CDRH and CBER partnership
- Broad application to diagnostics
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- When to submit pharmacogenomic data
- What format and content
- How and when data used in decision making
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- Use of pharmacogenomic or pharmacogenetic tests in conjunction with drug
therapy
- PGS guidance relates to test evaluation during drug development
- In contrast to co-development
- Same message – don't forget the diagnostic; think early
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- Analytical test system well developed
- Scientific framework for use well developed
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- Predictive value apparent
- Not widely or independently accepted
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- Inform FDA of issues
- Inform sponsors of questions
- Facilitate development of knowledge, policies, guidances
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- Articles
- Using public standards for data display (Minimum Information about a
Microarray Experiment or MIAME)
- Full report on experiment
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- Mandatory
- Voluntary
- Independent Pharmacogenomic Review Group (IPRG)
- Firewall from review staff
- CDRH involvement
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- Rules of engagement
- Growing experience
- Heterogeneity to interests and needs
- Outcomes on target
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- Tri-center effort
- Eye on the ball – clinical use not development
- Selection not dosing
- Drug-diagnostics in general not genomic
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- Estrogen receptor
- Her 2 test
- EGFR
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- Analytical performance
- Clinical performance – validity and utility
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- Device description
- Analytical studies
- Software and instrumentation
- Bottom line – lock in performance
- Use analytical information and feasibility studies to plan experiments
to establish clinical performance
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- Not different than existing guidance
- CLSI
- STARD initiative
- OSB statistical guidance
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- Clinical sensitivity
- Clinical specificity
- Predictive values
- Likelihood and odds ratios
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- Diagnostic performance
- Drug performance
- Two are independent but linked
- Addendum to demonstrate that drug efficacy affects predictive value of
diagnostic results
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- Quite new and unique
- Cross-walk between CDER and CDRH
- Highlights need for concurrent studies
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- Allows for different approaches
- Blind to diagnostic
- Use diagnostic to select (beguiling allows for enrichment)
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- Ideal time to study drug and diagnostic
- Ideal time to collect invaluable samples
- Ideal time to learn if diagnostic makes a difference
- Not the only time
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- Work in progress
- Sections unvetted
- Administrative sections on dual processes
- Extensive insight into labeling options
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- Obtain comments
- Publish draft guidance
- Obtain comments
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- Publish final guidance
- Workshops along the way???
- Improve connectivity to IVD industry
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- Timing is right for input from industry
- CDER. CBER and CDRH can work together; co-review; pull off
administrative coordination
- Agency has developed worked groups to share knowledge and explore review
policy and practices
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- Tought stuff
- No material or method standards
- Complex and nuanced biology
- Complex business (financial) issues
- Daunting educational challenges for use of new technology
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- Driving forces in private sector
- Driving forces in government (FDA critical path)
- CDRH user fee hires have provided new review strength – AmpliChip; CF
multiplex system
- Broad regulatory tool box to draw from
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