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Super generics and patent busting
23 April - 24 April 2001
Super generics and patent busting
The generics pharmaceutical industry is a rapidly evolving market carrying the promise of reducing long term healthcare costs. For our fourth annual conference on Super Generics & Patent Busting, we at SAE Media Group are drawing on the successful meetings of the last four years to develop a forum where the ‘hot’ topics of this year can be focussed upon.

Those active in this area will know that this meeting is particularly well timed due to recent events concerning controversial patent issues and legal battles contesting the patent protection of high profile pharmaceutical products.

This conference represents an excellent opportunity to discuss current issues regarding patent protection and patent busting strategies. It will also highlight the latest advances R&D and technology in the field of generic and super generic pharmaceuticals. Other topics such as the formation of strategic partnerships and licensing agreements will also be discussed.

Conference agenda

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8:30

Registration and Coffee

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9:00

Why Pulmonary Drug Delivery?

  • Anatomy & Physiology
  • Treating respiratory and non-respiratory disease
  • A global technology?
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    10:00

    Current Methods of Pulmonary Drug Delivery

  • Dry powder inhalers
  • Metered dose inhalers
  • Evolution of drug nebulisers
  • Problems with patient compliance
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    10:45

    Morning Coffee

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    11:15

    Adaptive Aerosol Delivery

  • Designing drug delivery systems Improving patient compliance
  • Improving outcomes
  • Adapting to clinical needs
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    12:00

    Adding value to your product

  • Protecting your investment
  • Maximising return on investment
  • The market for inhaled drug delivery systems
  • The future for pulmonary drug delivery
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    12:10

    Discussion and questions - review of the session

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    12:30

    Close of Workshop

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    9:00

    Registration and Coffee

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    9:30

    Chairman's Opening Remarks

    Simon Cohen

    Simon Cohen, Partner, Taylor Joynson Garrett

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    9:40

    THE EVOLUTION OF THE GENERIC PHARMACEUTICALS MARKET

    Robert S Milanese

    Robert S Milanese, President, National Association of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers

  • Generic drugs: lowering healthcare expenditure
  • The impact of drug prices on patients
  • Drugs due to come off patent
  • Brand-drug company tactics to ensure that generics do not get marketed
  • Future predictions for the generic drug market
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    10:20

    THE UK PERSPECTIVE ON THE GENERICS MARKET

    Dr Helen Jenkins

    Dr Helen Jenkins, Director, OXERA

  • Generics and the NHS strategic objectives
  • The supply chain and obtaining value for money
  • The relationships between markets for generic and branded proprietary drugs
  • Generic brand value
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    11:00

    Morning Coffee

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    11:20

    SUPER GENERIC PHARMACEUTICALS

    Dr Peter Sandmeier

    Dr Peter Sandmeier, Managing Director, Losan Pharma

  • Improved Bioavailability (up to doubling)
  • Improved gastric tolerance
  • Improved compliance
  • Improved chemical and physical stability
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    12:00

    OPTIMISING YOUR GENERIC ONCOLOGY DRUG PORTFOLIO

    Dr Jean-Francois Loumeau

    Dr Jean-Francois Loumeau, Director, Business Development, Faulding Pharmaceuticals

  • The increasing demand for generic oncology drugs
  • Oncology drugs due to come off patent
  • Trends in the market for generic oncology pharmaceuticals
  • Integrating current market issues into your portfolio strategy
  • Identifying licensing opportunities
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    12:40

    Networking Lunch

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    14:00

    OUTSOURCING DEVELOPMENT

    Dr David Goodman

    Dr David Goodman, Executive Vice President, Pharmascience

  • Economical alternatives for early access to European markets
  • Benefits of conducting development outside the EU
  • Analysis of patent status and patent busting strategies
  • Beating patents through process and formulation concepts
  • Complete solutions: from R&D and product supply to regulatory affairs
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    14:40

    Afternoon Tea

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    15:00

    ENHANCING THE THERAPEUTIC ACTION OF COMPOUNDS THROUGH DRUG DELIVERY

    Dr Krishna Vishnupad

    Dr Krishna Vishnupad, Vice President, Research and Development, Eurand

  • Choosing the optimum system
  • Targeted drug delivery
  • Improved drug absorption
  • Overcoming multiple-drug resistance
  • Valuing delivery systems
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    15:40

    USING ADDTM TECHNOLOGY TO DIFFERENTIATE PULMONARY DELIVERED GENERIC DRUGS

    Jonathan Rigby

    Jonathan Rigby, Business Development Executive, Profile Therapeutics

  • The market for respiratory pharmaceuticals
  • The market for systemic pharmaceutical delivered via the lung
  • Using a range of AAD devices to differentiate generic drugs
  • Using ProDose TM technology to lock the drug and the device together
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    17:00

    Chairman's Closing Remarks and Close of Day One

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    17:10

    Networking Drinks Reception for Speakers and Delegates

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    8:30

    Re-registration and Coffee

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    9:00

    Chairman's Opening Remarks

    Peter Bakker

    Peter Bakker, Director Strategic Marketing, Pharmachemie

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    9:10

    THE CLAMOUR FOR DATA PROTECTION

    Dr Howard Rosenberg

    Dr Howard Rosenberg, Head of Patents and Raw Material Sourcing, Merck Generics

  • A fair balance?
  • Fair competition?
  • 'Unfair commercial use'.....by whom?
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    9:40

    PATENT PROTECTION STRATEGIES CURRENTLY IN FORCE

    Jenny Berg

    Jenny Berg, Business Analyst, Datamonitor

  • Setting the scene: number of patent expiries affecting high-selling products by 2005
  • Existing patent protection strategies for pharmaceutical companies: maximising regulatory benefits, adding value to products, defending patent rights, competing post-patent expiry, lifecycle management
  • Gaps in current practice: are pharmaceutical companies using the available strategies to their full potential?
  • Case studies of patent protection strategies for blockbuster products and their fit with best practice
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    10:20

    INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS AND STRATEGIES FOR GENERICS AND SUPER GENERICS

    Dr Andrea Wayda

    Dr Andrea Wayda, Partner, Pharma Intellectual Property, Morgan and Finnegan

  • The pros and cons of using protest or re-examination procedures to attack patent validity in the U.S. patent office
  • How to level the playing field for generic manufacturers when litigating against the branded pharmaceutical company
  • Recent political and legal developments in the US effort to institute quick approval procedures for generic versions of biologics
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    11:00

    Morning Coffee

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    11:20

    LEGAL UPDATE

    Marjan Noor

    Marjan Noor, Solicitor, Taylor Joynson Garrett

  • Second medical use patents – potential for revocation : American Home Products –v- Novartis (27 July 2000); Lilly ICOS LLC –v- Pfizer Limited (8 November 2000)
  • Volume based strategies to combat parallel imports : EU Court of First Instance decision in the Bayer case (26 October 2000)
  • Patent dispute tactics: actionable threats
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    12:00

    IDENTIFYING AND CHALLENGING INVALID PATENTS

    George Lombardi

    George Lombardi, Partner, Winston and Strawn

  • Identifying invalid patents
  • The risks of patent challenges
  • Product protection strategies: double patenting
  • Successful patent challenges: Prozac
  • How do patent challenges affect the future of the pharmaceutical industry?
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    12:40

    SUCCESSFUL PATENT BUSTING

    Martin Zeiger

    Martin Zeiger, Senior Vice President, Strategic Business Development and General Counsel, Barr Laboratories

  • What makes a patent invalid?
  • Predicting the timing and outcome of FDA decisions on patent challenges
  • Models for patent challenges
  • Successful challenges: Tamoxifen and Ciprofloxacin
  • The effect of patent challenges on the generic pharmaceuticals market
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    14:40

    MARKETING BRANDED GENERIC PHARMACEUTICALS

    Ian Troup

    Ian Troup, President and COO, Upsher-Smith

  • What are “branded generics”?
  • Advantages for primary healthcare groups
  • Branded generics currently on the market
  • Meeting and anticipating the changing needs of consumers
  • Marketing a broad spectrum of branded generic drugs
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    15:20

    Afternoon Tea

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    IMPROVING THE MARKETING POTENTIAL OF GENERIC PHARMACEUTICALS WITH DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEMS

    Dr Ad Van Dooren

    Dr Ad Van Dooren, Sales Manager, Banner Pharmacaps Europe

  • Types of drug delivery approaches
  • Identifying drug delivery opportunities
  • Integrating drug delivery systems into your marketing strategy
  • Case study: gel cap systems
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    16:20

    BUSINESS STRATEGIES IN THE GENERIC PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY

    Dr John Siebert

    Dr John Siebert, President and Chief Executive Officer, CIMA LABS

  • Assessing your capabilities
  • Out-licensing technology for third party products
  • Identifying partners
  • Strategic partnerships with shard development and profitability
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    17:00

    Chairman's Closing Remarks and Close of Conference

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    Adding Value Through Drug Delivery Systems

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