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MEETINGS
Listed below are the future JPAG meetings and selected partner meetings.
For past meetings or info on invoices, venue, posters & CPD, see right.
For past meetings or info on invoices, venue, posters & CPD, see right.
Thursday 7th October 2021
The reality of ATMP delivery: pharmacy learning and future developments
VIRTUAL EVENT : 10am-4:20pm (UK BST)
This is the second one day Pan UK Pharmacy Working Group for ATMPs / JPAG conference, this time to be held virtually.
Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products (ATMPs) have revolutionised the treatment of some diseases, particularly those which were previously regarded as intractable to treatment and cure. ATMPs are biological medicines and can be defined by four main categories; in-vivo gene therapies, ex-vivo gene therapies, somatic cellular therapies and tissue engineered products.
As increasing numbers of ATMPs are now being seen through clinical trials and acquiring marketing authorisations.
This joint JPAG and Pan UK Pharmacy Working Group for ATMPs symposium will inform and educate the audience about hot topics in the ATMP world.
Speakers:
Dr Owen Bain - NHS Royal Free Hospital
Anne Black - NHS
David Caulfield - Newcastle Hospitals
Jackie Chappell - King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Damian Child - Sheffield Teaching Hospital
Amisha Desai - University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust
Hayley Dixey - Senior GCP Inspector MHRA
Ben Doak - National Senior Programme of Care Manager, Innovative Treatments, NHSEI
Dr Nia Evans - University Hospital of Wales
Imran Kausar - Novartis Gene Therapies
Dr Cathy McKenzie - Kings College Hospital
Lynn Morrison - Greater Glasgow & Clyde
Dr Rachel Palmer - University Hospitals Bristol & Weston NHS Foundation Trust
Ian Rees - MHRA
Dr Ceri Roberts - NHSBT
Dr Justine Scanlan - Head of Specialist Pharmacy Service
Nisha Shaunak - Guys & St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust
John Spoors - Head of Commercial Medicines Policy Analysis, NHSEI
Alice Tam - The Royal Marsden
Prof Neil Watson - Newcastle Hospitals & Director, Northern Alliance Advanced Therapies Treatment Centre (NA-ATC)
DETAILS AND REGISTRATION
The reality of ATMP delivery: pharmacy learning and future developments
VIRTUAL EVENT : 10am-4:20pm (UK BST)
This is the second one day Pan UK Pharmacy Working Group for ATMPs / JPAG conference, this time to be held virtually.
Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products (ATMPs) have revolutionised the treatment of some diseases, particularly those which were previously regarded as intractable to treatment and cure. ATMPs are biological medicines and can be defined by four main categories; in-vivo gene therapies, ex-vivo gene therapies, somatic cellular therapies and tissue engineered products.
As increasing numbers of ATMPs are now being seen through clinical trials and acquiring marketing authorisations.
This joint JPAG and Pan UK Pharmacy Working Group for ATMPs symposium will inform and educate the audience about hot topics in the ATMP world.
Speakers:
Dr Owen Bain - NHS Royal Free Hospital
Anne Black - NHS
David Caulfield - Newcastle Hospitals
Jackie Chappell - King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Damian Child - Sheffield Teaching Hospital
Amisha Desai - University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust
Hayley Dixey - Senior GCP Inspector MHRA
Ben Doak - National Senior Programme of Care Manager, Innovative Treatments, NHSEI
Dr Nia Evans - University Hospital of Wales
Imran Kausar - Novartis Gene Therapies
Dr Cathy McKenzie - Kings College Hospital
Lynn Morrison - Greater Glasgow & Clyde
Dr Rachel Palmer - University Hospitals Bristol & Weston NHS Foundation Trust
Ian Rees - MHRA
Dr Ceri Roberts - NHSBT
Dr Justine Scanlan - Head of Specialist Pharmacy Service
Nisha Shaunak - Guys & St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust
John Spoors - Head of Commercial Medicines Policy Analysis, NHSEI
Alice Tam - The Royal Marsden
Prof Neil Watson - Newcastle Hospitals & Director, Northern Alliance Advanced Therapies Treatment Centre (NA-ATC)
DETAILS AND REGISTRATION
Tuesday 16th November 2021
The JPAG pharmaceutical analysis careers fair 2021
VIRTUAL EVENT : 12:30pm-5pm (UK GMT)
JPAG presents the pharmaceutical analysis symposium for postgraduate students and early career stage scientists, including those in industry.
We will be holding a Networking and Careers Fair with the opportunity to meet on-line with big industry pharma and other key contacts and take advantage of the great networking opportunities. This could be the event to provide a step-change to your professional career. Your future employer could be here.
This event will be held on-line on the day before a symposium for our major awards, so please also take a look at that also.
Details for both the careers fair and the awards event will appear here soon.
DETAILS AND REGISTRATION
The JPAG pharmaceutical analysis careers fair 2021
VIRTUAL EVENT : 12:30pm-5pm (UK GMT)
JPAG presents the pharmaceutical analysis symposium for postgraduate students and early career stage scientists, including those in industry.
We will be holding a Networking and Careers Fair with the opportunity to meet on-line with big industry pharma and other key contacts and take advantage of the great networking opportunities. This could be the event to provide a step-change to your professional career. Your future employer could be here.
This event will be held on-line on the day before a symposium for our major awards, so please also take a look at that also.
Details for both the careers fair and the awards event will appear here soon.
DETAILS AND REGISTRATION
Wednesday 17th November 2021
The JPAG pharmaceutical analysis research awards 2021
VIRTUAL EVENT : 1pm-4:45pm (UK GMT)
JPAG presents the pharmaceutical analysis symposium for postgraduate students and early career stage scientists, including those in industry. This will provide the opportunity for delegates to showcase their work and network with peers, academics and industrial scientists through oral and poster presentations. There will be a £1,000 first prize and £250 second prize for the best oral presentations as well as £200 first prize and two runner-up prizes of £100 for the best posters. Registration is free for all students, early career stage scientists and their supervisors/managers, but we highly encourage students and early career stage scientists delegates to submit an abstract for poster or oral presentation to this exciting annual JPAG event.
The deadline for submission of abstracts has been extended to Monday 11th October 2021
Keynote speaker: Prof David Cowan OBE FKC FRPharmS FRSB, King's College London
Titie: A 30 minute snapshot of highlights in the career of a Pharmaceutical Analyst
In addition, held on-line one day before this awards Symposium, there will be a Networking and Careers Fair with the opportunity to meet on-line with big industry pharma and other key contacts and take advantage of the great networking opportunities. This could be the event to provide a step-change to your professional career. Your future employer could be here.
Further details on both the awards symposium and the careers fair will appear here soon.
DETAILS AND REGISTRATION
The JPAG pharmaceutical analysis research awards 2021
VIRTUAL EVENT : 1pm-4:45pm (UK GMT)
JPAG presents the pharmaceutical analysis symposium for postgraduate students and early career stage scientists, including those in industry. This will provide the opportunity for delegates to showcase their work and network with peers, academics and industrial scientists through oral and poster presentations. There will be a £1,000 first prize and £250 second prize for the best oral presentations as well as £200 first prize and two runner-up prizes of £100 for the best posters. Registration is free for all students, early career stage scientists and their supervisors/managers, but we highly encourage students and early career stage scientists delegates to submit an abstract for poster or oral presentation to this exciting annual JPAG event.
The deadline for submission of abstracts has been extended to Monday 11th October 2021
Keynote speaker: Prof David Cowan OBE FKC FRPharmS FRSB, King's College London
Titie: A 30 minute snapshot of highlights in the career of a Pharmaceutical Analyst
In addition, held on-line one day before this awards Symposium, there will be a Networking and Careers Fair with the opportunity to meet on-line with big industry pharma and other key contacts and take advantage of the great networking opportunities. This could be the event to provide a step-change to your professional career. Your future employer could be here.
Further details on both the awards symposium and the careers fair will appear here soon.
DETAILS AND REGISTRATION
Thursday 9th December 2021
Regulatory Hot Topics VI
Royal Society of Chemistry, London
This symposium will address issues and challenges associated with the implementation of new and emerging guidelines. It will provide an excellent opportunity for dialogue, discussion and debate with speakers - several of whom have been very actively involved in shaping the guidance - and the peer group in an open forum.
Delegates will be able to understand, interpret and translate into day-to-day practice the guidance on various key emerging topics.
An excellent opportunity to learn from expert speakers involved in the development of the guidances on these key topics.
DETAILS AND REGISTRATION
Regulatory Hot Topics VI
Royal Society of Chemistry, London
This symposium will address issues and challenges associated with the implementation of new and emerging guidelines. It will provide an excellent opportunity for dialogue, discussion and debate with speakers - several of whom have been very actively involved in shaping the guidance - and the peer group in an open forum.
Delegates will be able to understand, interpret and translate into day-to-day practice the guidance on various key emerging topics.
An excellent opportunity to learn from expert speakers involved in the development of the guidances on these key topics.
DETAILS AND REGISTRATION
Thursday 3rd February 2022
Automation of sample preparation
Royal Society of Chemistry, London
In recent years, most of the innovation seen in the pharmaceutical analysis arena has been on the instrumentation used for measurement and the analysis and interpretation of the data generated. At the same time the molecules coming out of discovery chemistry (often with poor solubility and / or bioavailability), are requiring formulators to develop sample matrices that are becoming increasingly complicated - including but not limited to amorphous solid dispersions, holt-melt extrudates and extended-release formulations. Extraction from these types of samples can be extremely challenging in terms of efficiency, reproducibility, cost, and transferability.
This JPAG symposium will discuss some of the challenges in the topic of sample preparation and provide examples of potential solutions in the form of innovative instrumentation, automation, and the application of existing methodology to inform and educate the audience about advances in sample preparation.
DETAILS AND REGISTRATION
Automation of sample preparation
Royal Society of Chemistry, London
In recent years, most of the innovation seen in the pharmaceutical analysis arena has been on the instrumentation used for measurement and the analysis and interpretation of the data generated. At the same time the molecules coming out of discovery chemistry (often with poor solubility and / or bioavailability), are requiring formulators to develop sample matrices that are becoming increasingly complicated - including but not limited to amorphous solid dispersions, holt-melt extrudates and extended-release formulations. Extraction from these types of samples can be extremely challenging in terms of efficiency, reproducibility, cost, and transferability.
This JPAG symposium will discuss some of the challenges in the topic of sample preparation and provide examples of potential solutions in the form of innovative instrumentation, automation, and the application of existing methodology to inform and educate the audience about advances in sample preparation.
DETAILS AND REGISTRATION
Thursday 24th March 2022
Drug-Device Products
Royal Society of Chemistry, London
Drug-Device combination products such as inhalers, nasal sprays and autoinjectors present a range of unique challenges for their successful development and analysis. Effective performance testing is critical for understanding the quality of these products, with critical quality attributes often limited by device performance as much as traditional chemical stability trends.
In this event our expert speakers will discuss the current trends in the analysis of these complex products. Topics will include test automation, current inhaled in-vitro bioequivalence techniques, and the latest regulatory perspectives from the MHRA.
DETAILS AND REGISTRATION
Drug-Device Products
Royal Society of Chemistry, London
Drug-Device combination products such as inhalers, nasal sprays and autoinjectors present a range of unique challenges for their successful development and analysis. Effective performance testing is critical for understanding the quality of these products, with critical quality attributes often limited by device performance as much as traditional chemical stability trends.
In this event our expert speakers will discuss the current trends in the analysis of these complex products. Topics will include test automation, current inhaled in-vitro bioequivalence techniques, and the latest regulatory perspectives from the MHRA.
DETAILS AND REGISTRATION
EXTERNAL EVENTS:
Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences EVENTS:
VIRTUAL PHARMSCI 2021, 7th, 8th and 9th September 2021
For details of this event see:
www.apsgb.co.uk
UKCPA EVENTS:
See www.ukclinicalpharmacy.org for details
Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences EVENTS:
VIRTUAL PHARMSCI 2021, 7th, 8th and 9th September 2021
For details of this event see:
www.apsgb.co.uk
UKCPA EVENTS:
See www.ukclinicalpharmacy.org for details
All JPAG-hosted meetings award 4 hours of CPD points.
INVOICES & RECEIPTS are available: Please see the e-mail you receive after registration.
LOOKING FOR YOUR EVENT TICKET? Please see the e-mail you receive after registration.
VENUE INFORMATION
PRESENTING A POSTER?
INVOICES & RECEIPTS are available: Please see the e-mail you receive after registration.
LOOKING FOR YOUR EVENT TICKET? Please see the e-mail you receive after registration.
VENUE INFORMATION
PRESENTING A POSTER?
We always seek feedback from delegates attending JPAG events through an Evaluation form.
A recent analysis of the results has shown that more than 95% of attendees thought that JPAG meetings were well planned, relevant and met their main objectives, and would recommend JPAG meetings to colleagues
TESTIMONIALS...
I did appreciate receiving the slides before, as then I could print them and make notes around them during the symposium. (Jul 2021)
Getting an industry perspective on this topic was most helpful. (Jul 2021)
I appreciate having access to relevant JPAG seminars from overseas; provision of lectures beforehand to allow reading beforehand. (Jun 2021)
I did like having the presentations available early, with the webinar portion being focused on Q&A. (May 2021)
Fantastic to hear from NHS speaker, provides real insight to patient/clinician considerations that we don't necessarily see in industry. (Mar 2021)
From attendee perspective, the course did not take up the whole day as no travel necessary and overall good value for money. (Mar 2021)
Hearing the information from the clinical setting side was very useful. (Mar 2021)
Well organized. This was an amazing session. Prior sharing of the presentation was a great add on! (Dec 2020)
Liked the format of watching presentations and then summary with questions - gave a more joined feel to meeting. Thought the meeting was going to be quite dry but turned out to be engaging. (Dec 2020)
While I really enjoy getting the opportunity to visit Burlington House for JPAG events, I thought this was excellent digital alternative. Thank you to all JPAG organizers for organizing and managing the meeting. Thanks also to the speakers for their excellent slides, pre-recorded presentations as well as their summaries and Q&A sessions during the event. (Oct 2020)
Thank you for providing the presentations in advance made this a very efficient way of bringing us up to date. (Oct 2020)
Given the current worldwide circumstances, the format of the meeting with the videos and materials available beforehand, followed by the 'live' summaries and Q&A worked well. (Oct 2020)
Well done to all the speakers and the organisers for being able to successfully hold highly informative conferences virtually! (July 2020)
The most useful aspect of the webinar was the variety in the presentations across industry and the regulators. Really good to review the presentations beforehand. (July 2020)
A great alternative to real conference. (May 2020)
Good value, well organised symposium. Always useful for focused topics. (Feb 2020)
A very good day. Enjoyed getting to speak to the presenters to discuss current challenges in industry. (December 2019)
A good, well planned and interesting meeting. (December 2019)
I did appreciate receiving the slides before, as then I could print them and make notes around them during the symposium. (Jul 2021)
Getting an industry perspective on this topic was most helpful. (Jul 2021)
I appreciate having access to relevant JPAG seminars from overseas; provision of lectures beforehand to allow reading beforehand. (Jun 2021)
I did like having the presentations available early, with the webinar portion being focused on Q&A. (May 2021)
Fantastic to hear from NHS speaker, provides real insight to patient/clinician considerations that we don't necessarily see in industry. (Mar 2021)
From attendee perspective, the course did not take up the whole day as no travel necessary and overall good value for money. (Mar 2021)
Hearing the information from the clinical setting side was very useful. (Mar 2021)
Well organized. This was an amazing session. Prior sharing of the presentation was a great add on! (Dec 2020)
Liked the format of watching presentations and then summary with questions - gave a more joined feel to meeting. Thought the meeting was going to be quite dry but turned out to be engaging. (Dec 2020)
While I really enjoy getting the opportunity to visit Burlington House for JPAG events, I thought this was excellent digital alternative. Thank you to all JPAG organizers for organizing and managing the meeting. Thanks also to the speakers for their excellent slides, pre-recorded presentations as well as their summaries and Q&A sessions during the event. (Oct 2020)
Thank you for providing the presentations in advance made this a very efficient way of bringing us up to date. (Oct 2020)
Given the current worldwide circumstances, the format of the meeting with the videos and materials available beforehand, followed by the 'live' summaries and Q&A worked well. (Oct 2020)
Well done to all the speakers and the organisers for being able to successfully hold highly informative conferences virtually! (July 2020)
The most useful aspect of the webinar was the variety in the presentations across industry and the regulators. Really good to review the presentations beforehand. (July 2020)
A great alternative to real conference. (May 2020)
Good value, well organised symposium. Always useful for focused topics. (Feb 2020)
A very good day. Enjoyed getting to speak to the presenters to discuss current challenges in industry. (December 2019)
A good, well planned and interesting meeting. (December 2019)
JPAG plans and delivers events that address all aspects of pharmaceutical analysis and related facets of medicine control & registration.
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Delegates at a symposium held at the Royal Society of Chemistry
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