This unique not-to-be missed half-day event will provide a comprehensive training platform focusing on the MHRA’s new CCC scheme for composite co-ordinated collections recently introduced as a result of MHRA red tape challenge exercise.
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This is a one-stop-shop that co-ordinates the submission and assessment of multiple parallel variations and Patient Information Quality Unit (PIQU) applications which impact on the summary of product characteristics (SPC) and label/patient information leaflet. The seminar also gives an opportunity to clarify current guidance on variations grouping and PIQU submissions to make best use of current flexibilities.
The CCC scheme will be piloted for six months from October 2014 and will offer the following benefits:
processing and assessment of applications will be co-ordinated and more streamlined only one consolidated mock-up will need to be submitted the normal rules of grouping and bulking of variations will apply at the moment the scheme will cost no more than current submissions Why attend?This event will explain how to use the new guidance to successfully compile and submit a CCC application and is an opportunity to learn how to co-ordinate variations and PIQU applications and to group variations (especially clinical variations) more effectively.
Delegates will hear directly from MHRA experts about the submission and validation of CCC applications and the assessment process. This event will reflect on MHRA and industry experiences gained during the CCC pilot and the common pitfalls and errors to avoid
Benefits of attending include:
learn about using the CCC scheme to coordinate your variations and PIQU applications improve your organisation’s efficiency in implementing SmPC and label/leaflet changes and facilitate rapid approval of variations understand how to make better use of grouping variations through examples of good practice discuss experiences gained with the CCC scheme during the pilot with MHRA experts and industry representatives Who should attend?This conference is a must attend event for all pharmaceutical companies and their agents involved in submitting variations to marketing authorisations and those involved in regulatory affairs.
Topics to be covered include:
an overview of the new CCC scheme for the coordinated submission and assessment of multiple concurrent variations and PIQU applications how to use the MHRA’s published procedural guidance on CCC to submit an application – practical experiences and examples from the MHRA’s pilot phase administrative and technical requirements for successfully submitting a CCC application to the MHRA via the Sentinel portal or CESP required content of a CCC application how to improve efficiency by grouping variations effectively guidance on PIQU submissions seen at 18:30, 29 January in Announcements on GOV.UK.Email this to a friend.