Clinical Trials as Instruments supporting Evidence

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Day 3, Wednesday,

Embassy of France to the United States of America

The ESFRI context.

Clinical Trials as Instruments supporting Evidence-based Medical Practice.

Dr Rafael de Andres Medina, Instituto de Salud Carlos III rdam@isciii.e

s www.isciii.es

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An overview of the context

Clinical Trials

as

Instruments

Supporting Evidence-based

Medical Practice

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Biological and Medical Sciences [BMS]

Research Infrastructures [RI]

 Should provide relevant scientific services.

 Promote continuous innovation.

 Business Plan.

 Sustainability ensured by self committed member states.

 Predictable Governnance.

 Science is scientists ´ driven.

 Fair access (no self service).

 External advisory Board - helicopter view.

 Financing and administration is member state driven.

 Used to have each own legal personnality.

 If ERIC, awarded by the European Commission, VTA exempt.

 ESFRI

- SWGs assess the implementation and performance

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Biological and Medical Sciences [BMS]

Researhc Infrastructures [RI]

2006

BBMRI - Biobanks

 Spain: ISCIII as funder with 63 biobanks ´ network as Scientific partners

EATRIS - Translational Research Facilities

 Spain: ISCIII as funder and Health Research Institutes ´ network as Scientific partners

ECRIN - Clinical trial platform

 Spain: ISCIII as funder with 40 CRO as Scientific partners

ELIXIR - Bioinformatics

 Spain: ISCIII as funder with and INB as Scientific partner

INFRAFRONTIER - Mouse Models and Archives

 INSTRUCT - Structural Biology Facilities

2008  EMBRC - Marine Biology Resources

ERINHA - High-security labs

 Spain: ISCIII as partner

EuroBioImaging - Cellular and Medical Imaging

EU-Openscreen - Chemical Libraries and Screening

2010  ANAEE - Analysis and experimentation on ecosystems

ISBE – Infrastructure for Systems Biology

EMBRC - European Marine Biological Resource Centre

MIRRI – Microbial resources

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Strategic Working Groups

[SWGs]

Health & Food.

Enviromental & Climate Change.

Energy.

Social & Cultural Innovation.

Innovation Technology Transfer.

RegionaI.

Evaluation.

Implementation.

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 Investment in independent clinical trials brings major added value for European

R&D, health care systems, patients and citizens .

 Need for independent clinical trials.

 Need for multinational collaboration.

 Policy makers ´ s and public understanding and effective support .

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 The goal of evidence-based medicine.

 It applies not only for medicinal products, but also for medical devices.

 Other non-pharmacological interventions, e.g. rehabilitative procedures and surgical techniques, require comparative clinical trials too.

 e.g. Relevant in Multi-morbidity / poly-pathology of ageing populations that will require therapeutic combinations.

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 Basic sciences, particularly the new –omics methods, are leading to an important change in the nomenclature of diseases .

 What was considered a single disease is now dissected into various strata.

• Relevat for distinct diagnostic and prognostic features .

 Prevention and predictive medicine.

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 Need for independent clinical trials.

 Independent evaluation of health interventions is required to support health authorities, develop health care policies and define clinical guidelines for healthcare professionals.

“is this particular product effective and safe?” .

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 Highly positive return on investment for society.

 Decrease in the burden of disease,

 Optimized health care strategies,

 Cost containment in health care systems.

 To get robuster evidence.

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 Need for multinational collaboration.

 Rapid assessment of the effects of treatments .

 Large and diverse populations.

 Wider applicability of study results.

 More successful adoption in national health care systems.

 Reduce inequalities in health care.

 Promotes evidence-based medical practice.

 Access to larger patient populations and to clinical expertise.

 To study of stratified and personnalised treatment strategies.

 To study on rare diseases / conditions.

 Access to best appropriate medical centres.

 Room for more regulatory collaboration too.

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We need a common vision and a shared will.

Many thanks for your attention !!!

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