[Hardhats-members] [Fwd: Press Release: Second Annual FDA Information Management Summit Nov. 30 - Dec. 3, 2005]

2005-11-15 Thread Ruben Safir
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 Subject: Press Release: Second Annual FDA Information Management
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 Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2005 16:18:31 -0500
 
 


 
 
   PRESS RELEASE: FDAnews Presents the 2nd Annual FDA Information
 Management Summit: Delivering the Right Data, the Right Way on Nov. 30
   - Dec. 2, 2005
 
   PRESS RELEASE
 Phone: (888) 838-5578, (703)-538-7600
   Fax: (703) 538-7676
   Website: www.fdanews.com/infosummit
 
  WASHINGTON DC, USA -- PHARMA UPDATE NEWS SERVICE(TM) -- NOVEMBER 15,
 2005: Evolving requirements and the FDA's new risk-based view of
 information management can transform your computer systems,
  applications and even email into warning letters, negative publicity
 and crippling delays.
 
Before you buy software, assess risk or validate systems, you must
 know:
* What the FDA expects: FDA insiders explain the agency's
 expectations for information management during 2006 - and the
 new approach and priorities for enforcement. 
 * What industry advises: Compliance experts and practitioners
from drug and device companies map out best strategies for
 managing information from RD and trials to manufacturing and
   marketing. 
   * What your colleagues are doing: Network with executives ready
  to share real-world experience on which software works best,
what information management changes they're making, where
   unexpected problems arise and how they're fixing them.
 BENEFITS OF ATTENDING:
* Learn how to use risk assessment in Part 11 compliance 
* Gain knowledge on how to prepare for risk-based inspections 
  * Latest policies on esubmissions from CDER, CBER and CDRH 
   * Best practices for system validation, erecords and esignatures
   * Strategies for safeguarding security, data integrity and
  privacy
TOPICS:
  * Preconference Workshop: Strategies to Manage Risk in
  Electronic Records and Processes 
 * Keynote Address: The FDA's Information Management Goals for
   2006 and Beyond 
 * Update on CBER's eSubmission Policies and Procedures 
* Better Understanding the FDA's Regulatory Expectations 
 * Update on CDHR's eSubmission Policies and Procedures 
   * Protecting the Security and Integrity of Clinical Trial Data 
   * Update on Clinical Data Standards Consortium (CDISC) Standards
 * Data Privacy and HIPAA Concerns 
 * Building and Maintaining Data Warehouses for Clinical Data 
   * Best Practices for Computer System Validation and eRecords and
  eSignatures Compliance 
 * SAFE-BioPharma Standards Update 
 * Update on the Latest FDA eLabeling Requirements 
  * FDA Enforcement and Computerized Systems Compliance 
* Importance of Initiatives Underway at the FDA to Better
 Facilitate Information Sharing Via 
* Electronic Means 
* Security of eRecords - Can I Still Use My System? 
  * Utilizing Risk Assessment in Managing Part 11 Compliance 
  * Spreadsheet Validation and Database Compliance Strategies
EXPERTS FEATURED:
   * James Rinaldi, formerly chief information officer at the FDA,
  currently chief information officer of NASA's Jet Propulsion
  Laboratory, Keynote Speaker 
* Dr. Scott Gottlieb, deputy commissioner for medical and
 scientific affairs, FDA 
   * Lisa Olson, principal consultant, SEC Associates (chairwoman) 
 * Martin Browning, president, EduQuest 
 * Gary Secrest, chief information security officer, Johnson 
   Johnson (chairman of the board SAFE-BioPharma Association) 
 * Wayne Kubick, Sr. vice president and chief 

Re: [Hardhats-members] [Fwd: Press Release: Second Annual FDA Information Management Summit Nov. 30 - Dec. 3, 2005]

2005-11-15 Thread Nancy Anthracite
Oh joy. 

On Tuesday 15 November 2005 04:34 pm, Ruben Safir wrote:
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 From: Pharma Update News Service [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Press Release: Second Annual FDA Information Management
 Summit Nov. 30 - Dec. 3, 2005
 Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2005 16:18:31 -0500






   PRESS RELEASE: FDAnews Presents the 2nd Annual FDA Information
 Management Summit: Delivering the Right Data, the Right Way on Nov. 30
   - Dec. 2, 2005

   PRESS RELEASE
 Phone: (888) 838-5578, (703)-538-7600
   Fax: (703) 538-7676
   Website: www.fdanews.com/infosummit

  WASHINGTON DC, USA -- PHARMA UPDATE NEWS SERVICE(TM) -- NOVEMBER 15,
 2005: Evolving requirements and the FDA's new risk-based view of
 information management can transform your computer systems,
  applications and even email into warning letters, negative publicity
 and crippling delays.

Before you buy software, assess risk or validate systems, you must
 know:
* What the FDA expects: FDA insiders explain the agency's
 expectations for information management during 2006 - and the
 new approach and priorities for enforcement.
 * What industry advises: Compliance experts and practitioners
from drug and device companies map out best strategies for
 managing information from RD and trials to manufacturing and
   marketing.
   * What your colleagues are doing: Network with executives ready
  to share real-world experience on which software works best,
what information management changes they're making, where
   unexpected problems arise and how they're fixing them.
 BENEFITS OF ATTENDING:
* Learn how to use risk assessment in Part 11 compliance
* Gain knowledge on how to prepare for risk-based inspections
  * Latest policies on esubmissions from CDER, CBER and CDRH
   * Best practices for system validation, erecords and esignatures
   * Strategies for safeguarding security, data integrity and
  privacy
TOPICS:
  * Preconference Workshop: Strategies to Manage Risk in
  Electronic Records and Processes
 * Keynote Address: The FDA's Information Management Goals for
   2006 and Beyond
 * Update on CBER's eSubmission Policies and Procedures
* Better Understanding the FDA's Regulatory Expectations
 * Update on CDHR's eSubmission Policies and Procedures
   * Protecting the Security and Integrity of Clinical Trial Data
   * Update on Clinical Data Standards Consortium (CDISC) Standards
 * Data Privacy and HIPAA Concerns
 * Building and Maintaining Data Warehouses for Clinical Data
   * Best Practices for Computer System Validation and eRecords and
  eSignatures Compliance
 * SAFE-BioPharma Standards Update
 * Update on the Latest FDA eLabeling Requirements
  * FDA Enforcement and Computerized Systems Compliance
* Importance of Initiatives Underway at the FDA to Better
 Facilitate Information Sharing Via
* Electronic Means
* Security of eRecords - Can I Still Use My System?
  * Utilizing Risk Assessment in Managing Part 11 Compliance
  * Spreadsheet Validation and Database Compliance Strategies
EXPERTS FEATURED:
   * James Rinaldi, formerly chief information officer at the FDA,
  currently chief information officer of NASA's Jet Propulsion
  Laboratory, Keynote Speaker
* Dr. Scott Gottlieb, deputy commissioner for medical and
 scientific affairs, FDA
   * Lisa Olson, principal consultant, SEC Associates (chairwoman)
 * Martin Browning, president, EduQuest
 * Gary Secrest, chief information security officer, Johnson 
   Johnson (chairman of the board SAFE-BioPharma Association)
 * Wayne Kubick, Sr. vice president and chief quality officer,
 Lincoln Technologies (leader of the Submission Data Standards
 team and CDISC technical director)
 * Gordon Richman, vice president of strategic compliance
consulting and general counsel, EduQuest
  

Re: [Hardhats-members] [Fwd: Press Release: Second Annual FDA Information Management Summit Nov. 30 - Dec. 3, 2005]

2005-11-15 Thread Greg Woodhouse
Surely you are not surprised.Nancy Anthracite [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Oh joy. 





===Gregory Woodhouse [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"Einstein was a giant. He had his head in the clouds and his feet on the ground."
-- Richard P. Feynman


Re: [Hardhats-members] [Fwd: Press Release: Second Annual FDA Information Management Summit Nov. 30 - Dec. 3, 2005]

2005-11-15 Thread Joseph Dal Molin


   
WASHINGTON DC, USA -- PHARMA UPDATE NEWS SERVICE(TM) -- NOVEMBER 15,

   2005: Evolving requirements and the FDA's new risk-based view of
   information management can transform your computer systems,
applications and even email into warning letters, negative publicity
   and crippling delays.


No problemone can always switch back to paper... ;-)



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