Complex In Vitro Model: Qualification Framework Public Workshop

Critical Path Institute’s Predictive Safety Testing Consortium hosted a public workshop on September 28-29, 2023 in Bethesda, Maryland with stakeholders from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, academia, model developers, and the pharmaceutical industry to improve complex in vitro model (CIVM) development. Attendees discussed model standards and features that will enable the qualification of liver CIVMs for regulatory assessment. Sessions included Developing Contexts of Use, Analytical Considerations for establishing CIVM and system performance, and Biological Performance Considerations for CIVM with appropriate test compounds and biomarker endpoints. The final agenda, including links to presentation slides, is posted below.

Complex In Vitro Model (CIVM) Qualification Framework Public Workshop: Day 1

September 28, 2023: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM EST

Topic Summary

Speakers

Links

Welcome Opening Remarks and Introductions

Nicholas King

Slides

Video Recording

Keynote Address Perspective on Translating New Drug Development Tools into Regulatory Use

David Strauss

Slides

Video Recording

Overview of Qualification and Application to CIVM

Jeffrey Siegel

Slides

Video Recording

DILI and CIVM Complex In Vitro Models for DILI – Challenges & Opportunities: A Clinical Hepatology Perspective

Mark Avigan

Slides

Video Recording

Industry Clinical Perspective on DILI and CIVM Application

Eric Cohen

Slides

Video Recording

Break  
Session 1: Developing Contexts of Use
Developing Contexts of Use Developing Contexts of Use Introduction

Klaus Romero

Slides

Video Recording

CDER/PharmTox (PTOX) Perspective on Potential Contexts of Use (COU)

Nakissa Sadrieh

Slides

Video Recording

Model Developer Perspective on Contexts of Use and Their Addressability

Daniel Levner

Slides

Video Recording

Panel Discussion

Klaus Romero

Daniel Levner

Nakissa Sadrieh

David Strauss

Eric Cohen

Video Recording

Lunch Break  

Session 2: Analytical Considerations – Model Characterization and Validation of Performance

Analytical Considerations Session 2 Introduction

Graham Marsh

Video Recording

  Identifying Appropriate CIVM for a COU Deidre Dalmas Slides
  Validating Appropriate CIVM for COU: Regulatory Challenges

Kevin Ford

Slides

Video Recording

  Panel Discussion

Graham Marsh

Deidre Dalmas

Stephen Hahn

Kevin Ford

Tomasz Kostrzewski

Video Recording

Break  

Session 3: Biological Considerations – Necessary Study Performance Attributes as Related to the Specified Context of Use

Biological Considerations Session 3 Introduction

Nicholas King

Video Recording

Pharma Perspective on the Development of Context of Use (CoU) for Liver Complex In Vitro Models (CIVM)

Ravi Kodihalli

Slides

Video Recording

Biomarkers and Meaningful Endpoints: Perspective from an FDA Research Lab

Qiang Shi

Slides

Video Recording

Panel Discussion

Nicholas King

Qiang Shi

Donna Mendrick

Ravi Kodihalli

Jonathan Jackson

Video Recording

Closing Comments Day 1 Summary

Graham Marsh

Video Recording

END OF DAY 1  

Complex In Vitro Model (CIVM) Qualification Framework Public Workshop: Day 2

September 29, 2023: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM EST

Topic Summary

Speakers

Links

Welcome Opening Remarks

Nicholas King

Video Recording

Keynote Address Lessons Learned from Developing Credibility Assessment Framework and Contexts of Use for Computational Models

Tina Morrison

Slides

A Clinical Reviewer’s Perspective on CIVM for Drug Development

Paul Skip Hayashi

Slides

Video Recording

Session 4: Breakout Sessions to Draft a Qualification Outline

Breakout Session Drafting a Qualification Outline Utilizing Sessions 1, 2 and 3

4 Groups led by:

Klaus Romero, Graham Marsh, Nicholas King, Katrina Peron

Video Recording

Lunch Break  
Breakout Session Summary Summary of Breakout Sessions

Klaus Romero, Graham Marsh, Nicholas King, Katrina Peron

Video Recording

Panel Discussion Reflecting on Refined Contexts of Use

Klaus Romero

Daniel Levner

Nakissa Sadrieh

David Strauss

Eric Cohen

Video Recording

Closing Comments Closing Remarks and Next Steps

Nicholas King

Video Recording

END OF WORKSHOP  
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