Conference Programme

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CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

WEDNESDAY 21 SEPTEMBER 2022

08:00

08:30

Registration

Polo Zanotto, ground floor, Main entrance

08:30

09:00

1A0:

Opening session

Mira Harrison-Woolrych (President of ISoP, New Zealand)

Angela Caro Rojas (Scientific Chair ISoP 2022, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Colombia)

Gianluca Trifirò (Local Chair ISoP 2022, University of Verona, Italy)

Giorgio Racagni (President of the Italian Society of Pharmacology, Italy)

Pierfrancesco Nocini (University of Verona, Italy)

Room T2/T3

Plenary Session 1A

Lessons learned from COVID 19 pandemic

Chairs: Gianluca Trifirò (ISoP Board member, University of Verona, Italy) and Achille P. Caputi (Emeritus Professor of the University of Messina, Italy)

09:00–10:30

Room T2/T3

09:00

09:30

1A1:

How post marketing drug/vaccine surveillance has been dealt with in Europe?

Bernard Bégaud (University of Bordeaux, France and chair of the EPIPHARE scientific committee)

09:30

10:00

1A2:

COVID 19 pandemic: the experience of the Italian Drug Agency

Patrizia Popoli (President of Scientific Technical Committee of the Italian Drug Agency, Italy)

10:00

10:30

Q&A / Panel discussion

10:30

11:00

Coffee Break & Poster viewing

Plenary Session 1B

Traditional and innovative approaches for post marketing surveillance of COVID 19 vaccines

Chair: Rebecca Chandler (ISoP Vice-President, Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations, Sweden), Evelina Tacconelli (University of Verona, Italy)

11:00–12:30

Room T2/T3

11:00

11:30

1B1:

large distributed European database network for rapid COVID-19 vaccine surveillance

Miriam Sturkenboom (University of Utrecht, Netherlands)

11:30

12:00

1B2:

Advancing the Science of Vaccine Safety: Introducing the International Network of Special Immunisation Services

Karina Top (Canadian Center for Vaccinology Dalhousie University, IWK Health Centre, Canada)

12:00

12:30

Q&A / Panel discussion

12:30

14:00

Lunch Break & Flash Poster Presentations

Parallel session 1C

14:00–15:30

Room T2

Parallel session 1D

14:00–15:30

Room T3

PV of Biotechnology drugs: from Advanced Therapy medicine products to biosimilars

Chairs: Qun-Ying Yue (Chair of the Pharmacogenomics SIG, Uppsala Monitoring Centre, Sweden) and Annalisa Capuano (PRAC Member - University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli, Italy)

Strategies to prevent Medication errors: new approaches

Chairs: Brian Edwards (Chair of the Medication Error SIG, Husoteria Ltd, UK) and Angela Caro Rojas (Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Colombia)

14:00

14:30

1C1:

Interchangeability between originators and biosimilars: Clinical and methodological considerations

Thijs Giezen (EMA Biosimilar working party, Netherlands)

1D1:

ECAMET Alliance: Patient Safety Project experience

Alix Bullman (ECAMET Alliance, Belgium)

14:30

15:00

1C2:

Large scale research network for biologic post marketing surveillance in Italy

Ylenia Ingrasciotta (University of Verona, Italy)

1D2:

Interaction between the Institute for Safe Medication Practices (ISMP) and ISoP

Rita Jew (Institute for Safe Medication Practices (ISMP), USA)

15:00

15:10

1C3

(Abstract Presentation)

O-001

Effectiveness and Tolerance of Biotherapy in the Treatment of Chronic Inflammatory Diseases and Rheumatism in children

Rania Mourchid (Mohammed V University, Morocco)

1D3

(Abstract Presentation)

O-003

Potentially Inappropriate Medication in Older Adult’s Adverse Drug Reactions Spontaneous Reports

Fátima Roque (Research Unit for Inland Development, Polytechnic of Guarda (UDI-IPG), Portugal)

15:10

15:20

1C4

(Abstract Presentation)

O-002

European Pharmacovigilance Analysis of Cardiac Arrhythmias Events with Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors

Annamaria Mascolo (University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli, Italy)

1D4

(Abstract Presentation)

O-004

Analysis of Medication Errors in Children and Adolescents Reported to HALMED

Morana Pavičić (HALMED, Croatia)

15:20

15:30

Q&A

Q&A

15:30

16:00

Coffee Break & Poster viewing

Parallel session 1E

16:00–17:30

Room T2

Parallel session 1F

16:00–17:30

Room T3

How to communicate risk in crisis?

Chairs: Priya Bahri (Chair of the Risk Communication SIG, Netherlands) and Ulrich Hagemann (ISoP, Germany)

Medicines for Women: Global Challenges and Initiatives

Chair: Mira Harrison-Woolrych (President of ISoP, Chair of the Women’s Medicines SIG, New Zealand) and Brian Edwards (Chair of the Medication Error SIG, Husoteria Ltd, UK)

16:00

16:10

Introduction with examples of various crisis scenarios in pharmacovigilance

Priya Bahri (Chair of the Risk Communication SIG, Netherlands)

16:00

16:10

Welcome and Introduction to the session and to the ISoP Women’s Medicines SIG

Mira Harrison-Woolrych (President of ISoP, Chair of the Women’s Medicines SIG, New Zealand)

16:10

16:30

1E1:

How do regulatory decisions relate to public health decisions? Communicating about Dengvaxia in the Philippines between science and emotions

Kenneth Hartigan-Go (Asian Institute of Management, Philippines)

16:10

16:40

1F1:

Pregnant women in clinical trials: ethical, scientific and safety aspects

Katarina Ilic (Takeda, USA)

16:30

17:00

1E2:

How do local contexts relate to public health communication? – Communicating about COVID-19 vaccines in Italy and the Netherlands

Marco Tuccori (University Hospital of Pisa, Italy) and Agnes Kant (The Netherlands Pharmacovigilance Centre Lareb)

16:40

16:50

1F2

(Abstract Presentation)

O-007

Impact of the 2018 Pregnancy Prevention Program on the Use of Oral Retinoids in Childbearing Age Females in Europe

Judit Riera (Julius Center for Health Sciences and Primary Health, University Medical Center Utrecht (UMCU), The Netherlands)

17:00

17:10

1E3

(Abstract Presentation)

O-005

Animated Explainer Videos as an Effective Way to Communicate Statistical Methods in Pharmacovigilance

Eva-Lisa Meldau (Uppsala Monitoring Centre, Sweden)

16:50

17:20

1F3:

COVID-19 vaccines and menstrual disorders

Birgitta Grundmark (Norwegian Medicines Agency, Norway)

17:10

17:20

1E4

(Abstract Presentation)

O-006

Visual Communication of Safety Data in Ongoing Studies: The Adaptive Benefit-Risk Assessment tool for Clinical Trials (ABRA-CTV)

Christopher T. Bond (Bristol Myers Squibb, USA)

17:20

17:30

Discussion

17:20

17:30

Discussion moderated by Co-Chair Ulrich Hagemann and Wrap-up

Chair: Priya Bahri (Chair of the Risk Communication SIG, Netherlands)

18:00

19:30

Student Meet and Greet

Cloister of San Francesco

18:00

19:00

ISoP Special Interest Groups (SIGs) meeting

1. Medication errors

2. Risk Communication

3. Vaccines

4. EcoPV


Room 1.4

Room S8

Room S9

Room T1

CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

THURSDAY 22 SEPTEMBER 2022

Plenary Session 2A

Big Data for PV – are we delivering on the promises?

Chair: Gianmario Candore (Bayer, Germany) and Deirdre McCarthy (Gates MRI, USA)

08:30–10:10

Room T2/T3

08:30

09:00

2A1:

Big data vs. smart data for post-marketing surveillance of drugs/vaccines

Gianluca Trifirò (University of Verona, Italy)

09:00

09:30

2A2:

How big data support post marketing surveillance in USA: the Sentinel initiative

Darren Toh (Harvard Medical School and Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Institute, USA)

09:30

10:00

2A3:

Data Analysis and Real World Interrogation Network (DARWIN EU®)

Andrej Segec (European Medicines Agency – EMA, Netherlands)

10:00

10:10

Q&A

10:10

10:40

Coffee Break & Poster viewing

Parallel session 2B

10:40–12:00

Room T2/T3

Parallel session 2C

10:40–12:00

Room T1

AI/Machine learning for drug safety signal detection in PV: where do we stand?

Chairs: Antoine Pariente (University of Bordeaux, France) and Rosa Gini (Agenzia regionale di sanità della Toscana, Italy)

Interaction between Pharmacovigilance and Clinical Practice

Chairs: Mónica Tarapués (Central University of Ecuador) and Birgitta Grundmark (Norwegian Medicines Agency, Norway)

10:40

11:05

2B1:

Current status of machine learning across the pharmacovigilance lifecycle: systematic review

Andrew Bate (GSK, UK)

2C1:

The potential contributions of pharmacovigilance to healthy medical prescribing

Joan Ramon Laporte (Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain)

11:05

11:30

2B2:

AI/Machine learning for drug safety signal detection in PV: where do we stand? The perspective of public pharmacovigilance center

Antoine Pariente (University of Bordeaux, France)

2C2:

Do we really understand what happened? – Reflections on case assessment

Eugene Van Puijenbroek (The Netherlands Pharmacovigilance Centre Lareb)

11:30

11:40

2B3

(Abstract Presentation)

O-008

Performance of an Artificial Intelligence System Tool for the Detection of ADRs from Patients’ Reports During the Covid-19 Vaccination Campaign

Guillaume Louis Martin (Synapse Medicine, France)

2C3

(Abstract Presentation)

O-010

Search for Additional Cases in Electronic Health Records (EHRs) to Strengthen Potential Signals from Spontaneous Reporting

Agnes Kant (The Netherlands Pharmacovigilance Centre Lareb)

11:40

11:50

2B4

(Abstract Presentation)

O-009

Investigating Hidden Networks in Spontaneous Reporting Systems

Michele Fusaroli (University of Bologna, Italy)

2C4

(Abstract Presentation)

O-011

Do Monitored Dosage Systems Increase Risk for Patients' Safe Discharge from Hospital? A Retrospective Analysis of Pharmacists' Interventions

Leeanne Stewart (University of Birmingham, UK)

11:50

12:00

Q&A

Q&A

12:00

13:00

Lunch Break & Flash Poster Presentations

2D: ISoP General Assembly

Committed to safer use of medicines worldwide

Chairs: Mira Harrison-Woolrych (President of ISoP, New Zealand) and Deirdre McCarthy (Secretary General, Gates MRI, USA)

13:00–14:30

Room T2/T3

Agenda
1. Welcome, introductions, housekeeping
2. Tribute to Sten Olsson
3. Approval of Agenda
4. Approval of Minutes GA 2021
5. President’s overview of ISoP activities
6. Report from the new ISoP Scientific Board
7. By-law updates
8. Membership Report

9. Financial Report
10. Report from Chapters
11. Report on SIGs
12. Fellowship and Honorary Member Awards 2022
13. Advisory Board election results
14. Looking forward
15. AoB and Q&A

14:30

15:00

Coffee Break & Poster viewing

2E: Global Pharmacovigilance: Hot topics

Chairs: Mónica Tarapués (Central University of Ecuador) and Angela Caro Rojas (Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Colombia)

15:00–17:30

Room T2/T3

15:00

15:45

2E1

SIGs & Chapters highlights

15:45

17:30

2E2

Abstract presentations

2E2.1 - O-012:

Signal of Hypertension Associated with COVID-19 Vaccination: VigiBase® Data and Evidence from Real World

Marco Bonaso (University of Pisa, Italy)

2E2.2 - O-013:

Risk of Glaucoma Diagnosis in Patients Who Received Intravitreal Injections of VEGF Inhibitors: a Cohort Study

Andrea Spini (Azienda Ospedaliera Universitaria Senese, Italy)

2E2.3 - O-014:

A Revised Time-to-onset Signal Detection algorithm in the Context of Mass Vaccination

Lionel Van Holle (OpenSourcePV, Belgium)

2E2.4 - O-015:

Adverse Events to COVID-19 Vaccines and Policy Considerations that Inform the Funding of Safety Surveillance in Low- and Middle-Income Countries

Comfort Ogar (WHO, Nigeria)

(Virtual presentation)

2E2.5 - O-016:

Factors Associated with Hospital Death in Patients with Adverse Drug Events in Brazil, from 2011 to 2020

Paulo Sérgio Dourado Arrais (Universidade Federal do Ceará, Brazil)

2E2.6 - O-017:

Effectiveness and Safety of Maintenance Immunosuppressive Drug Therapies in Kidney Transplant: A Real-World Retrospective Cohort Study in Italy

Marco Finocchietti (ASL Roma 1, Italy)

2E2.7 - O-018:

Are COVID-19 Vaccines Safe in Children? Comparative Analysis of European Web-Based Prospective Monitoring vs. Pivotal Trials

Nicoletta Luxi (University of Verona, Italy)

2E2.8 - O-019:

The Risk of Oligospermia with Tyrosine Kinase Inhibitors: A Disproportionality Analysis from Vigibase and AERS Databases

Luis Velez-Nandayapa (University of Basel / Novartis, Switzerland)

2E2.9 - O-020:

Perception and Utilization of Skin Lightening Agents Among Females of Asmara City: A Lesson for Strengthening Cosmetovigilance

Mulugeta Russom (Ministry of Health, Eritrea)

2E2.10 - O-021:

Drug-related Hospital Admissions in Paediatrics – Is There Potential for Prevention?

Irmgard Toni (Universitätsklinikum Erlangen, Germany)

19:30

22:00

Conference Dinner – Giardino e Palazzo dei Conti Giusti

CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

FRIDAY 23 SEPTEMBER 2022

Parallel session 3A

09:00–10:30

Room T1

Parallel session 3B

09:00–10:30

Room T2/T3

Training and Professional framework of PV

Chairs: Linda Härmark (The Netherlands Pharmacovigilance Centre Lareb) and Jan Petracek (Institute of Pharmacovigilance, Czech Republic)

Herbal and Traditional Medicines PV Advances

Chairs: Souad Skalli (Chair of ISoP Herbal and Traditional Medicines SIG, Mohammed University, Morocco) and Francesca Menniti Ippolito (Italian National Health Institute and Chair of herbal remedies monitoring in Italy)

09:00

09:20

3A1:

PV specialist professional development

Jan Petracek (Institute of Pharmacovigilance, Czech Republic)

09:00

09:30

3B1:

Restructuring of the University Curriculum by Introducing the Teaching of Phytovigilance: Importance or even Urgency

Souad Skalli (Chair of ISoP Herbal and Traditional Medicines SIG, Mohammed University, Morocco)

09:20

09:40

3A2:

The Eu2P experience

Francesco Salvo (University of Bordeaux, France)

09:00

10:00

3B2:

Introductory remarks/ Food supplements vigilance systems in public health perspective: the European context

Francesca Menniti Ippolito (Italian National Health Institute and chair of Herbal Remedies Monitoring, Italy)

09:40

10:00

3A3:

Pharmacovigilance training for health care professionals

Linda Härmark (The Netherlands Pharmacovigilance Centre Lareb)

10:00

10:10

3A4

(Abstract Presentation)

O-022

Development and Evaluation of a Blended Pharmacovigilance e-Learning Course in Africa

Lara Magro (University of Verona, Italy)

10:00

10:10

3B3

(Abstract Presentation)

O-024

Recommended Best Practices of Pharmacovigilance of Herbal Medicinal Products

Florence Van Hunsel (The Netherlands Pharmacovigilance Centre Lareb, Netherlands)

10:10

10:20

3A5

(Abstract Presentation)

O-023

Teaching Pharmacovigilance to French Medical Students during the Covid-19 Pandemic: Interest of Distance Learning Clinical Reasoning Sessions

François Montastruc (Toulouse University Hospital, France)

10:10

10:20

3B4

(Abstract Presentation)

O-025

Safety of Medical Cannabis: A Descriptive Study using the Quebec Cannabis Registry

Yola Moride (YolaRX Consultants, Canada)

10:20

10:30

Q&A

10:20

10:30

Q&A

10:30

11:00

Coffee Break

3C: Lecture in memory of Prof. Giampaolo Velo

Chair: Roberto Leone (University of Verona, Italy)

11:00 - 11:50

Room T2/T3

11:00

11:05

3C1:

Introduction

Roberto Leone (University of Verona, Italy)

11:05

11:20

3C2:

Remembering Giampaolo Velo

Ralph Edwards (former Director of the Uppsala Monitoring Centre, Sweden)

11:20

11:50

3C3:

EcoPharmacovigilance: challenges and opportunities

John Wilkinson (University of York, UK)

3D: Bengt Erik Wiholm Lecture

Mira Harrison-Woolrych (President of ISoP, New Zealand)

11:50 - 12:25

Room T2/T3

11:50

11:55

3D1:

Introduction

Mira Harrison-Woolrych (President of ISoP, New Zealand)

11:55

12:25

3D2:

Pharmacovigilance: where we are, where we came from and where we are going

Saad Shakir (Drug Safety Research Unit, UK)

3E: Closing Ceremony

Chairs: Mira Harrison-Woolrych (President of ISoP, New Zealand)
Angela Caro Rojas (Scientific Chair ISoP 2022, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Colombia)
Gianluca Trifirò (Local Chair ISoP 2022, University of Verona, Italy)

12:25 - 13:00

Room T2/T3

12:25

12:35

3E1:

Poster Prize Awards

Poster Prize Committee: Ghita Benabdallah (Chair)(Centre Anti Poison et de Pharmacovigilance du Maroc (CAPM), Morocco), Helaine Carneiro Capucho (Brazilian Health Regulatory Agency - ANVISA, Brazil), Ylenia Ingrasciotta (University of Verona, Italy)

12:35

12:45

3E2:

Host presentation for ISoP 2023

12:45

13:00

3E3:

Final remarks and closure

13:00

14:00

Light Lunch