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conference will focus on ‘Patient Centricity and Integrated Quality Management’
Dr P D Vaghela, Secretary, Department of Pharmaceuticals, Government of India
to deliver the Keynote Address and release of IPA guidelines on Market
Complaints An exclusive CEO Panel on Patient Centricity and Integrated Quality
Management
Patient Centricity and Integrated Quality Management is the theme
for this year’s India Pharmaceutical Forum, organized by the Indian
Pharmaceutical Alliance (IPA) to be held in Mumbai from February 27-28. Now in
its 5th edition, the event will bring manufacturers,
regulators, academia and other relevant stakeholders together facilitate
discussions resulting in meaningful and actionable outcomes. Dr P D Vaghela,
Secretary, Department of Pharmaceuticals, Government of India will deliver the
Keynote Address and release the IPA guidelines on Market Complaints.
An update on the Center for Drug Evaluation and Regulation
(CDER) and recent Cross-Contamination Case Studies will be
presented by Dr. Francis Godwin, Director, Office of Manufacturing Quality
(OMQ), Office of Compliance (OC), USFDA. Dr. Samantha Atkinson, Director
of Inspection, Enforcement and Standards (IE & S), Medicines and Healthcare
Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), will helm a session on Culture
Transformation Best Practices, along with Ms Susan Schniepp, Chair-elect,
Parenteral Drug Association (PDA) and Mr Johnny Mikell, President,
Global Quality, Lupin.
“We are in the midst of a patient-centred care revolution in healthcare.
The 5th India Pharmaceutical Forum provides an apt opportunity
for industry, regulators and other players to engage in discussions on patient
centricity and quality management systems. At the same time, the forum will
provide a platform to pharma and healthcare professionals to reflect on the
journey so far in terms of Quality” said Mr Sudarshan Jain,
Secretary-General, IPA.
“India is the pharmacy of the world and accounts of approximately 20 per
cent of market share globally in volume terms and IPA is committed to providing
quality medicines to its consumers across the globe. For us patient safety and
health is paramount,” he added.
The 5th India Pharmaceutical Forum has ten sessions addressing various
aspects of drug manufacturing such as Quality, Capability Building, Affordability and Patient-Centric
Approach among other topics. The Forum will culminate with a Panel
Discussion on Patient Centricity and Integrated Quality
Management which will bring together the CEOs of top Indian
Pharma companies such as Lupin, Dr. Reddy’s, Sun Pharma, Cadila and Cipla among
others on one platform to discuss a way forward for the Industry.