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ICTR Brazil

oncology Brazil

oncology

Dilza Camanho

April 2014 to now

Dilza Camanho

background

background

  • 12 y as Medical Assistant at Blood Marrow Transplant Unit (Referral Public Hospital in São Paulo, SP)
  • specialized in onco-hematology – Hospital Brigadeiro, SP - National referral for onco-hematology
  • 2 year in onco pediatrics and 2 years in adults (1997)
  • Clinical Research since 2002
  • Investigator/Co-Investigator (Study Site)
  • Medical Manager:
  • CRO:
  • IBPC/Oncopartners
  • RPSinvolved in different tasks:
  • Protocol design
  • Strategic input to the development of proposals, especially in oncology
  • Novartis – Pharmacovigilance - spontaneous adverse event program (MKT + PHV) – support (pre audit)
  • Boehringer Ingelheim - Medical Manager in house
  • Study Medical Expert (Bayer)

Brazil

Geography & Demography in oncology

Fonte: MS / INCA / Estimativa de Câncer no Brasil, 2016 MS / INCA / Coordenação de Prevenção e Vigilância / Divisão de Vigilância

Brazil pop 208.000.000 – IBGE 2017

Epidemiology and Incidence: expectative for 2016/2017

  • 600.000 new cases
  • 420.000
  • 180.000 non melanoma

Epidemiology and Incidence: expectati...

Fonte: MS / INCA / Estimativa de Câncer no Brasil, 2016 MS / INCA / Coordenação de Prevenção e Vigilância / Divisão de Vigilância

Health Care System

Oncology/Hematology

Tt flow

What the Oncology Research Industry is looking for?

What the Oncology Research Industry ...

  • Treatment-naive patien...
  • Treatment-naive patients population;
  • Scientific Leaders
  • Researchers and motivated teams;
  • Countries that provide balance between:
  • good infrastructure
  • fair systems of ethics
  • regulatory approval.

Activities at glance

April 2014 – July 2017

mapping

Activities at glance

April 2014 – July 20...

Brazilian oncologists and Scientific experts

Brazilian oncologists and Scientif...

Oncology Societies

SBOC

Brazilian Society of Clinical Oncology

SBOC

GTG

Brazilian Gastro-Intestinal Tumor Group

GTG

GBECAM

Brazilian Group of Breast Cancer Study

GBECAM

Brazilian Society of Pneumology

also with foccus in Lung Cancer

Brazilian Society of Pneumology

BSC

Brazilian Society of Cancerology

BSC

SBHH

Brazilian Society of Hematology and Hemotherapy

SBHH

FBSO

French- Brazilian Society of Oncology

FBSO

SOBOPE

Brazilian Society of Pediatrics Clinical Oncology

SOBOPE

Brazilian Scientific Experts in International Board

Brazilian Scientific Experts in Internation...

Dr. Carlos Barrios :

Member of the Scientific Committee - ESMO Summit Americas 2015 – Oncology Updates: From Evidence to Practice

Dr. Carlos Barrios :

Prof. Dr. Gilberto Castro

European Certification in Medical Oncology (ESMO, 2007) - Best Exam Award 2007/ C-Kin (Cancer & The Kidney International Network)

Prof. Dr. Gilberto Castro

Dr. Gustavo Werutsky

Member of the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) and ESMO

Dr. Gustavo Werutsky

Prof. Dr. Paulo Hoff

Board Member of the ASCO and Member of the Professional Committee of Development of ASCO/ member of ESMO, NSABP and SWOG

Prof. Dr. Paulo Hoff

Prof. Dr. Rachel Riechelmann

Member of the Scientific Committee for the 19th Gastrointestinal Congress ESMO; ASCO

Prof. Dr. Rachel Riechelmann

Prof. Dr. Vanderson Rocha

British Blood and Marrow Donors Registry and Cord Blood Banks in the UK and Eurocord

Prof. Dr. Vanderson Rocha

Oncology Societies

Oncology Societies

Brazilian Society of Oncology - SBOC

Brazilian Society of Oncology - SBOC

President: Dr. Gustavo Fernandes

Brazilian Society of Cancerology

President: Dr. Robson Freitas de Moura

President: Dr. Robson Freitas de Moura

Brazilian Gastro-Intestinal Tumor Group

Brazilian Gastro-Intestinal Tum...

President: Dr. Gabriel Prolla

Brazilian Group of Breast Cancer Study – GBECAM

President: Dr. Sergio Daniel Simon

Brazilian Group of Breast Canc...

Brazilian Society of Hematology and Hemotherapy - SBHH

Brazilian Society of Hematology a...

President: Dr. Dimas Tadeu Covas

French- Brazilian Society of Oncology

President: Dr. Carla Ismael

French- Brazilian Society of Oncolo...

President: Dr. Carla Ismael

Brazilian Society of Pneumology ( also with foccus in Lung Cancer)

Brazilian Society of Pneumology ( also wi...

President: Dr. Fernando Luiz Cavalcanti Ludgren

Sociedade Brasileira de Oncologia Pediátrica SOBOPE

Sociedade Brasileira de Oncolog...

Dr. Robson Freitas de Moura

SUMMARY

Medicographie in oncology

Medicographie in oncology

  • 1st – 2015 – Breast Canc...
  • 1st – 2015 – Breast Cancer - Dr. Carlos Barrios
  • 2nd – 2016 – NHL- Dr. Nelson Hamerschlak

Identified and visited

Identified and visited

  • experts according our pipeli...
  • experts according our pipeline = 66
  • 48 solid tumor
  • 18 onco hematology
  • sites identifies =20/27 (
  • oncology medical societies = 4
  • patient associations = 2
  • cooperative groups = 1

New opportunities

New opportunities

Discussion:

  • DPS departme...

Discussion:

  • DPS department + OncoGroup: therapeutical support for cancer patients

  • Brazil - onco analysis opportunities – scientific/regulatory/ market access

BOARD

  • Pixantrone – 3 experts + OncoGroup + PIT

  • TAS-102 – 6 experts + OncoGroup + PIT + PEXCO
  • Pixantrone – 3 experts + OncoGroup + PIT

  • TAS-102 – 6 experts + OncoGroup + PIT + PEXCO

ANVISA

  • Meeting
  • Pixantrone
  • TAS-1...
  • Meeting
  • Pixantrone
  • TAS-102
  • Workshop
  • oncoimmuno
  • Servier Bra proposal
  • CAR-T cell discussion

Feasibility

Feasibility

CL2-95005-002

  • CL2-95005-0...

  • CL2-95005-002
  • CL2-95005-003
  • CL2-95005-006
  • CL2-49076-002
  • CL2-49076-003
  • PIP-PIX

HQ invitation

Prof. Dr. Rachel Riechelmann

Prof. Dr. Rachel Riechelmann

ONCOGROUP

a multi-professional team that aims to discuss a...

a multi-professional team that aims to discuss and anticipate actions in a multidisciplinary approach that lead us to prepare and follow up an action plan focused on local key drivers (“decision makers” and Scientific Leaders).

Members: Country Group + ICTR Oncology Manager

  • SBOC meeting - proposal scientific cooperation SBOC/ESMO/SERVIER
  • Preceptorship – Valencia – May 16
  • Dr. Gustavo Fernandes
  • 3 Master Class – Paris 2016
  • Dr. Gabriel Prolla
  • Dr. Anelise Coutinho
  • Dr. Rui Westernfield
  • Expert invited to Congress
  • ASCO 2017 – Prof. Rachel Riechelmann
  • ICML 2017 – Prof Fabio Kerbauy
  • Congress Participation
  • COI
  • Franco Brazilian Congress
  • ASCO and ASCO GI - 2017 the subsidiary sponsored ICTR at ASCO
  • ESMO and ESMO GI
  • SBOC
  • ICML - 2017 the subsidiary sponsored ICTR)

Training

Training

Received

  • France
  • Pixantrone
  • Lonsurf

Given

  • ICTR Brasil
  • basic oncology + workshop
  • cell cycle
  • cellular biology of cancer
  • translational medicine
  • recist and ctcae + workshop
  • Servier Brazil - cancer color rectal - epidemiology/pathology/prevention

Received

  • France
  • Pixantrone
  • Lonsurf

Given

  • ICTR Brasil
  • basic oncology + workshop
  • cell cycle
  • cellular biology of cancer
  • translational medicine
  • recist and ctcae + workshop
  • Servier Brazil - cancer color rectal - epidemiology/pathology/prevention

Brazilian perspective in Servier portfolio

Brazilian perspective in Servier portfolio

CAR T cell

How Brazil is prepared for the new complexity target therapy

Latin America = 1 Institution

  • Albert Einstein Hospital (HIAE) – São Paulo/Brazil

  • 2 clean rooms – built by Grifols engeneering – European company in comply with EMA, FDA and Brazilian Agency
  • Partnership with MD Anderson Institution:
  • Prof. EJ SHPALL`s Department – Lucila Kerbauy, MD (Brazilian fellow/HIAE) training in cell manipulation

  • HIAE and Masthercell / Ativio CAR-T Cell Therapy Program Collaboration established in Jan 2017
  • Space concession agreement and technology transfer to another target than CD19 with a company to have HIAE as a reference Institution in LATAM
  • Open Research protocols
  • Training, supervision and validation
  • Translation of laboratory protocols into the clinic
  • Allow for home grown technology
  • Facilitate collaborative clinical tria Regulatory Agencies under discussion for cell therapy in human use legislation

Latin America = 1 Institution

  • Albert Einstein Hospital (HIAE) – São Paulo/Brazil

  • 2 clean rooms – built by Grifols engeneering – European company in comply with EMA, FDA and Brazilian Agency
  • Partnership with MD Anderson Institution:
  • Prof. EJ SHPALL`s Department – Lucila Kerbauy, MD (Brazilian fellow/HIAE) training in cell manipulation

  • HIAE and Masthercell / Ativio CAR-T Cell Therapy Program Collaboration established in Jan 2017
  • Space concession agreement and technology transfer to another target than CD19 with a company to have HIAE as a reference Institution in LATAM
  • Open Research protocols
  • Training, supervision and validation
  • Translation of laboratory protocols into the clinic
  • Allow for home grown technology
  • Facilitate collaborative clinical tria Regulatory Agencies under discussion for cell therapy in human use legislation

S49076

MET/AXL inh

NSCLC

S64315

Mcl1 inh

AML/MM

S81694

MPS1/TTKi

como bc

PIP - PIX

lymphoma

S95009

solid tumors and onco-hematology

waiting starts phase 1

as we believe this, the oncogroup anticipates and seeks to participate with regulatory agencies and scientific leaders to collaborate with legislation, something that is not yet determined in the worldwide

Brazil and capability of

Molecular diagnosis

Molecular diagnosis

EGFR Frequency in non small ce...

EGFR Frequency in non small cell lung cancer in Brazil is 25%*

*mutation screening in non­ small cell lung cancer: Results from an access program in Brazil.2014 ASCO Annual Meeting

International Brazilian cooperation

International Brazilian cooperation

EORTC/ICGC/LCMC

EORTC/ICGC/LCMC

National Organization & Cooperation

National Organization & Cooperation

RNPCC - National Network of Clinic...

RNPCC - National Network of Clinical Research in Cancer

REDEFAC – National Anticancer Drug Development Network

National Network of Molecular Diagnostic in Oncology

Brazilian opportunities

Dimensions

territorial dimensions (~30 CROs)

Dimensions

Education

  • great number of medical fellowship
  • 340.000 physicians
  • 14% MSSA
  • 7% PhD

Pharma

Pharma is well accepted as "Partner”

Sites Qualities

  • Brazilian Oncology Research Sites Qualities - many of them received FDA inspection with positive outcome

International Partnership

  • MD Anderson Hospital
  • ICARD
  • St Jude Childreen's Research Hospital
  • Jons Hopkins Hospital

Expertise

identifying EGFR mutation among others per International Molecular  Laboratory Certification (e.g. Barretos Cancer Hospital; Botucatu São Paulo State University/UNESP; HIAE; AC Camargo)

DDCM

Legislation that correlates development phase with registration – Product overview analyses in all steps of development until registration

EAP

more competitiveness, training the experts to handle the drug before MA and being advocated

Compassionate

Possibility to import the drug for compassionate use even without market authorization if  proven efficacy (for given patient or a group of patient)

Population

  • multiracial
  • the major Japanese population outside Japan – more than  1,6 million
  • naive for oncoimmunotherapy
  • atients acceptance and adherance to Clinical Trials
  • 75% of the population is attended by Public Health System

Researcher's initiative

Local studies with the researcher's initiative

Researcher's initiative

Awareness

To construct the Servier awareness in a new area

Awareness

Market Access

Important to the Market Access strategies

Market Access

Regulatory

  • possibility to register a drug after phase II study – advantage for performing  studies phase II in Brazil;
  • Booster the Registry the molecule in the Country

Optimistic scenario ahead

Benchmarking shows the “Importance of the fie...

Benchmarking shows the “Importance of the field preparation”

The status of MA/reimbursement/label  for anti PD-1s based on other Pharma’s experience (BMS and MSD)

  • Ipilimumab – indication: melanoma – approved in 2012 (insurance reimburse)

  • Nivolumab – indication: melanoma and lung cancer – time for approval  9 months and 3 months to define the price* (insurance reimburse)

  • Pembrolizumab – indication: melanoma 1st line, lung cancer 1st line and 2nd line; HD 2nd and 3rd
  • around R$ 13.000 – time to approval 9 months around 3 months*(insurance reimburse)

*In Brazil the timelines for biologic is different for the synthetics. According to BMS (BRA) and MSD (BRA), ANVISA is receptive for this new field, these PHARMAs worked so close with them introducing the experts in each field to training and discuss with ANVISA this new therapeutic area.

BRA :

  • Clinical trials phase II and III – Ipilimumab, Nivolumab and Pembrolizumab
  • EAP - Ipilimumab, Nivolumab;
  • CUP – Pembrolizumab (melanoma)

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