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3rd EURORDIS Multi-Stakeholder Symposium on Improving Patients’ Access to Rare Disease Therapies

3rd EURORDIS Multi-Stakeholder Symposium on Improving Patients’ Access to Rare Disease Therapies

Starts at:

Wednesday, 13 February 2019 - 00:00
GMT

Ends at:​

Thursday, 14 February 2019 - 23:59
GMT

3rd EURORDIS Multi-Stakeholder Symposium on Improving Patients’ Access to Rare Disease Therapies

Let’s make a pact to ensure patients’ sustainable access to rare disease therapies

13-14 February 2019  Crowne Plaza Brussels – Le Palace, Rue Gineste 3, 1210 Brussels, Belgium Metro Station: Rogier Final Programme Over 250 people gathered at this event, including rare disease patients, patient advocates, healthcare industry, consultants, investors, ERN clinical representatives, academia, healthcare professionals, researchers, payer bodies, HTA agencies, National Competent Authorities, regulators, policy makers, and government workers. Some of the important take-home messages include the recognition that multi-stakeholder collaboration is a fundamental condition to achieving patient access to rare disease medicines; that there is a need for a more trusted and transparent cooperation between payers and companies; and that the expectations for the European Reference Networks (ERNs) to be an important facilitator in evidence generation building is also an area of high interest that will be monitored closely over the coming years. EURORDIS-Rare Diseases Europe is now gathering the input developed in the plenary and breakout sessions and will include them in the outcomes document as a roadmap for all parties to collaborate in a process to improve patients’ access to rare disease medicines. The final version of the roadmap document will be shared in April 2019.

Presentations

Welcome_and_opening_remarks by Yann Le Cam Keynote_speech by Marius Bradatan There_is_a_new_treatment_approved_when_can_I_get_it_the_example_of_SMA by Mencia de Lemus Introduction_to_Breakout_1 by Victoria Hedley Introduction_to_Breakout_3, Anna Bucsics by Simone Boselli Introduction_to_Breakout_4 by Eileen Treacy Breakout_1 by Victoria Hedley Breakout_1 by Hanneke van der Lee Breakout_1 by Andreas Jung Breakout_2 by Kristina Larsson Breakout_2 by Margaret Galbraith Breakout_2 by Francois Houyez Summary_Breakout_1 Summary_Breakout_2 Breakout_3, Anna Bucsics by Wills Hughes Wilson Breakout_3 by Angela McFarlane Breakout_4 by Eileen Treacy Breakout_4 by Josie Godfrey Breakout_4 by Thomas Morel Breakout_4 by Diego Ardigo Summary_Breakout 4  

Recording of the Symposium Plenary Session

Pre-Symposium Webinars

Two webinars have taken place ahead of this Symposium to provide the knowledge needed to effectively participate in discussions at the event.

First pre-symposium webinar

Covering topics in breakout sessions 2 and 3. Webinar speakers:
  • Anna Bucsics, University of Vienna; Project Advisor, Mechanism of Coordinated Access to orphan medicinal products (MoCA)
  • Simone Boselli, Public Affairs Director, EURORDIS-Rare Diseases Europe

Second pre-symposium webinar

Covering topics in breakout sessions 1 and 4. Webinar speakers:
  • Victoria Hedley, Newcastle University, Rare Disease Policy Manager, Newcastle University John Walton Muscular Dystrophy Research Centre, MRC Centre for Neuromuscular Diseases, Institute of Genetic Medicine
  • Simone Boselli, Public Affairs Director, EURORDIS-Rare Diseases Europe

Documents

Official partners

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Contact

Questions regarding this event? Please contact Martina Bergna, Events Junior Manager: martina.bergna@eurordis.org

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