Regulatory Strategy Forum for Medical Devices Saturday, 9 September *All attendees need to bring their laptop to the workshop

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Regulatory Strategy Forum for Medical Devices Saturday, 9 September 2017 *All attendees need to bring their laptop to the workshop 8:00 am Registration and Continental Breakfast 9:00 am Introductions and Icebreakers This session will focus on introducing the panel members as well as introduction of participants to their assigned team. Participants will be assigned to a team / table before they enter the conference room. 9:20 am Regulatory Strategies: Where Should You Start? This session will examine the basics of regulatory strategy formulation: Why strategy is important? What is involved in developing a strategy? The importance of assessing the regulatory landscape, the intended claims and speed to market when determining your regulatory strategy from both the medical device and IVD s perspective. 9:50 am Group Work Case Study Introduction: This session will introduce participants to their fictional medical device, the global regulatory strategy template and the expectations for its three parts completion. The panel will provide description of the work ahead, what the expectations are and some tricks about how to start and how to divide the work ahead. Team will have 30 minutes to discuss amongst themselves about how to organize their efforts and start completing part 1 of their strategic plan. 10:30 am Refreshment Break 11:00 am Business Considerations: Regulatory s Role and Partnerships This session will evaluate:

The role of the regulatory professional as a strategic partner in business. How regulatory strategy fit into the overall business strategy. Factors impacting regulatory strategy: product claims, product differentiation, pricing, competition, predicate devices, supplier power, customer power, local regulatory environment, distribution channel, business model, and others. Business arrangements and environment changes, such as in-licensing, mergers, partnership, international expansion and line extension.. 11:30 am Group Work Case Study Part 1: Product Definition and Analysis Workshop Teams will each prepare a global regulatory strategy plan (GRS) for a fictitious medical device and will work together to prepare a detailed definition of the product/device, its intended use, its current regulatory status, comparable existing products from the competition, etc. complete Part 1 of the strategy plan. 12:00 pm Team Presentations Case Study Part 1: Product Definition and Analysis Team 12:30 pm Lunch In this session, groups will present their results from completion of Part 1 of GRS with an active Q&A session. 1:30 pm Developing Regulatory Strategies for a Global Market This session will focus on incorporating global requirements into your regulatory strategy. You will learn how to drive the project team to think globally and how to address key international hurdles often encountered. This session also will highlight some of the unique registration requirements in major and emerging growth markets outside the US. 2:00 pm Obtaining Buy-in for Regulatory Strategy This session will evaluate the process involved in presenting your regulatory strategy to organizational decision makers to obtain buy-in and approvals. Project planning needs for successful execution of your strategy also will be highlighted. 2:30 pm Role of Regulatory Intelligence in Strategy Development This session will provide a brief overview of the role of regulatory intelligence in developing a global regulatory strategy document.

Presentation of various sources of information available to stay current on the global regulatory environment. Provide tips on how to search for different type of information. These methods will be useful in the case study work assigned. 3:00 pm Refreshment Break 3:30 pm Group Work Case Study Part 2: Market Definition & Analysis Workshop Work together as a team to prepare a detailed definition of the targeted markets for the fictitious medical device. Team will perform and document their analysis of relevant considerations including regulatory requirements, regulator communication requirement, market application/submission approach, etc. complete Part 2 of the strategy template. 4:30 pm Team Presentations Case Study Part 2 5:00 pm Adjourn In this session, groups will present their results from completion of Part 2 of GRS with an active Q&A session. 6:00 pm Optional Networking Activity Sunday, 10 September 2017 7:00 am Registration and Continental Breakfast 8:00 am Regulatory Strategies: A Living Document This session will outline how to keep your regulatory strategy current as it progresses through development and how to deal with marketplace and regulatory changes. Presentation of specific steps to keep the regulatory strategy alive and to make the necessary changes to your regulatory strategy during the entire product life cycle. 8:30 am Group Work Case Study Part 3: Finalization of Regulatory Strategy Workshop Teams will be invited to rework on their case study based on the presentation information they heard the day before. With the information from Part 1 and Part 2, participants will work as a team to prepare the overall product regulatory strategy roll out and communication plan

complete Part 3 of the strategy template. 9:30 am Hot Topics from Around the World: Part 1 USA This session will discuss regulatory trends in the US with a special focus on product continuation, postapproval and strategies for product changes: Digital health, Software as a Medical Device (SaMD), Software inside of medical devices (SiMD), Premarket submissions, Presubs, Usability, UDI, Labeling, MDUFA IV Reauthorization (2018 to 2022), MDSAP, any other hot topics. 10:00 am Refreshment Break 10:30 am Basics about Meeting with Regulators/Setting Up How to integrate FDA meetings into a medical device regulatory strategy Benefits and pitfalls of meetings: how, why, when and who. Optimizing the outcome from a meeting; making informed decisions and planning 11:00 am Hot Topics from Around the World: Part 2 EU This session will discuss regulatory trends in Europe with a special focus on product continuation, postapproval and strategies for product changes: Medical Device Regulations, In-Vitro Diagnostic Regulations, BREXIT, Software, Usability, Radio Equipment Directive (RED), eifu, etc. 11:30 am Hot Topics from Around the World: Part 3 International China This session will discuss regulatory trends in China, with a special focus on Decree 650 implementation and policy direction changes in the last 12 months. 12:00 pm Lunch 1:00 pm Hot Topics from Around the World: Part 3 International This session will discuss regulatory trends in ASEAN, Japan, Latin America, Africa, with a special focus on regulatory and PMS changes implemented in the past 12 months.

1:45 pm Group Work Case Study Part 3 (con t): Finalization of Regulatory Strategy Workshop Last group work session where participants will work as a team to finalize the overall product regulatory strategy complete Part 3 of the strategy template. 2:30 pm Refreshment Break 3:00 pm Team Presentations Regulatory Strategy Roll Out In this session, groups will present their overall Regulatory Strategy. 3:45 pm Roundtable Group exchange on best practices (including global challenges, global submissions strategic formatting, hot topics raised by the team during the workshop, show graphical presentation when you need to present to different audiences, etc.) 4:00 pm Adjourn