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Japan-US HBD East 2021 Think Tank Meeting

 HBD(Harmonization By Doing)は、日米における医療機器に関する規制について、実践を通して整合化を図ることを目的とした、日米の官・学・民による共同活動です。2003年から開始され、これまで日米共同治験の実施や、日米同時承認等を実現してきました。

 このたび、HBD East 2021 Think Tank Meetingを下記の通り開催し、日米の行政、アカデミア、医療機器産業界から多くの方々にご参加いただきました。本会議ではHBD活動の報告に加え、リアルワールドエビデンスの活用、小児用医療機器の開発促進、プログラム医療機器の効率的な審査など、現在注目されている話題について議論しました。また、各セッションの最後にはパネルディスカッションを行い、産官学で医療機器開発における課題を議論し、解決策を検討しました。

主催

厚生労働省
(独) 医薬品医療機器総合機構
(一社) 日本医療機器産業連合会

会議日程

2022年1月14日(金)8:00~11:00、1月21日(金)8:00~11:00

会場

Web開催(Zoom)

結果

Outcome Statement (後日掲載いたします。)

プログラム

詳細はこちら(Day1, Day2)をご覧ください。※日英同時通訳あり
Day1

8:00-8:20

Welcome Speeches

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8:20-8:40

Keynote Speeches

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Regulatory Innovation for Safe and Early Access to Medical
Devices in Japan
Hidehito SEKINO, MHLW

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8:40-8:50

Update of HBD Activity

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HBD Steering Committee
Erika NORO, Office of Medical Devices II, PMDA

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HBD for Children
Kalkidan Molla, CDRH, FDA

PDF

8:50-9:25

Rethinking of the New Style of Global Clinical Trial <Section1: Clinical Design>

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The outlook for Patient Involvement in Medical Device Development  ~Japanese Regulatory View~
Takeshi SHIBA, Office of Medical Devices I, PMDA

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The outlook for Patient Involvement in Medical Device Development  ~US Regulatory View~
Michelle Tarver, CDRH, FDA

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Panel Discussion

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9:25-10:00

Rethinking of the New Style of Global Clinical Trial <Section2: GCP Inspection>

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Considerations for GCP inspections of global clinical trials
Kazuo KAWAHARA, Boston Scientific

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Balancing reliability assurance and optimization GCP inspection based on trends of conducting global clinical trial
Takashi YOSHITANI, Office of Standard and Compliance for Medical Devices, PMDA

PDF

Panel Discussion

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10:00-11:00

“How to promote the development of pediatric medical devices.”
~HBD for children~

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Report from Japanese national grant research to promote the efficient development of pediatric medical devices
Wakako SAKAMOTO, Office of Medical Devices I, PMDA.

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Importance of Global development
~Experience from HBD for children’ s POC, Harmony valve~
Declan Dineen, Medtronic

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Importance of Global development ~Standardization of definitions~
Shintaro NEMOTO, Osaka Medical and Pharmaceutical University

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Panel Discussion

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Closing Remarks

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Day2

8:00-8:05

Opening remarks

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8:05-9:05

Initiatives to improve patient access to new medical devices

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Introduction and Perspective of new regulatory pathways
~ Japanese regulatory view~
Kanako SASAKI, MHLW

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Introduction and Perspective of new regulatory pathways
~ US regulatory view~
Hiren Mistry, CDRH, FDA

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Learning from examples of how to utilize a new system for early approval of a new medical device
a. US: Zachary Woodson, LimFlow
b. Japan: Edwards SAPIEN3
(Expand indications for transcatheter pulmonary valve replacement)
Aya SAEKI, Edwards

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Panel Discussion

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9:05-10:05

“Sustainable Development Goals in Real-world data collection”

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How to ensure the reliability of registry data
~Experience from PMA approval with registry data~
Misti Malone, CDRH, FDA

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Introduce the Japanese guidance "To ensure reliability when using registry data for approval applications”
Hanako MORIKAWA, Office of Medical Devices II, PMDA

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Real-world considerations for constructing an academic registry for using regulatory decision-making
Masahiko FUJIHARA, Kishiwada Tokushukai Hospital

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Lessons learned from using registry data for approval applications
Yasuhiko MORITA, Nipro

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Panel Discussion

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10:05-10:55

Introduction of US - Japan regulatory system for software as a medical device

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Points to consider in the review of the SaMD and action plan of accelerating the review process ~
a. Japanese regulatory view: Takatomo EZURA, Office of Software as a Medical Device, PMDA
b. US regulatory view: Aneesh Deoras, CDRH, FDA

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The challenge for the development of SaMD in Japan ~ Industry perspective~
Yuki SHIMAHARA, LPIXEL

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Panel Discussion

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10:55-11:00

Closing remarks and next steps

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