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Manufacturer Challenges March 2017 2 Manufacturer Challenges Agenda today Background Core team SharePoint site Readiness Challenges Affiliates Best practice 2016 EU FMD ID: 628835

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30th March 2017

EU FMD

Manufacturer ChallengesSlide2

March 2017

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Manufacturer

Challenges

Agenda today

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Background- Core team- SharePoint site- Readiness- Challenges Affiliates- Best practice

©2016 |

EU FMDSlide3

Why are we doing FMD?

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Patient safety and compliance

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Falsified medicinal products are a serious threat to the health and safety of patients around the world. They range from drugs with no active ingredients to those with dangerous impurities. They can be copies of branded drugs, generic drugs or over-the-counter drugs.

Patient health and safety is of the utmost importance to the pharmaceutical industry. Protecting our patients, our people, our brand and our supply chain is one of our main goals.©2016 | EU FMDSlide4

Legal Requirements – why we must do it

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©2016 |

EU FMD

EU Falsified Medicines Directive 2011/62/EU (EU FMD of June 2011) introduces

obligatory ‘safety features' (a unique identifier and an anti-tampering device) as part of the outer packaging of prescription medicinal products;Delegated Regulation EU Safety Features publication 9 February 2016Implementation: + 3 years = 9 February 2019Waiver countries have additional +3 years/2022 (Italy, Greece, Belgium)EU Safety Features required at saleable unit:Anti-Tampering Device (ATD)Unique Identifier (UI), utilizing 2D-Matrix barcodePan European Verification SystemInteroperableCost-EffectiveBlueprint SystemsSlide5

Area Core Team AbbVie

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Quality Assurance (QA)

Gert-Jan van

Diest (EU Safety Features Program Manager)Governmental Affairs (GA)

Ludovic Lacaine & Florentin ScarlatArea Regulatory Affairs (RA) Ingela Frick, Marika Sebre Regulatory Affairs (RA) Lynsey Flitton, Viktoria GrahnenBusiness Intelligence (BI) Vasilis Zormpaidis (LEx Roadmap)Finance (Fin.) Marine Hoang-HaasLabel Mgmt. (GLM) Georgina GalLegal / General Counsel Miguel Esteban

Supply Chain IT René KronenburgDistribution (D&L) Damien Gannon

Communication

Maureen

Goudriaan

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EU FMDSlide6

EU Program SharePoint

Share Best Practices

Template documents & presentation material

Store project deliverables and other important program info

Communication

Share latest news

March 2017

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Manufacturing Site readiness

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Serialization

Tamper Evidence

Features

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IT Readiness

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EU FMDSlide9

Regulatory Readiness

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Centralized products submission guidance, mock-ups

National product submission guidance and timelines

Artwork/labeling change management

Shared Label Strategy (multi-market packs)Coding requirements (single GTIN standard vs National Codes)Prefixes and Human Readable Information standardsPhase out of the linear barcode ©2016 | EU FMDSlide10

Quality Systems Readiness

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Batch release process for serialized products, role of the QP?

GDP processes to adjust to serialization

IT validation required

Role of the 3PL (Affiliate warehouse, distributor)?(Suspect) falsified medicines incidentsManaging Transition Period 2019 - 2025©2016 | EU FMDSlide11

Organizational Readiness

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Timelines

 less than 500 working days left

Resources and Budget

Cross-functional teamsAll departments impactedMaster Data ManagementIDMPCommunication and awarenessLegal aspects (OBP, EMVO, NMVO, NTA, MAH)Financial aspects: Ramp-Up phase budget 2017-2018Flat-fee cost model >2019

Contributions vs Loans

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EU FMDSlide12

Challenges Affiliates

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Still lack of blueprint

selection

Still no NMVO set up

Still no country decision to use GTIN or NTINNeed clarification on when lines will be readyNeed clarification on when mock-ups will be readyWants to understand if they can be allowed to join a local pilotMajority needs to understand why a Stake holder mapping is needed and how to do oneMany affiliates need to market themselves and get a stronger sponsorshipNeed to understand FMD better

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EU FMDSlide13

Best practice

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versight / transparency of the line-readinessTE

guidance early on Label centre early involvement to plan work-loadNational Products – need for changing packaging material due to adding serialization and TE?Possibility of flexible resources to raise & approve artwork changesPackaging engineering group and Artwork groups close alignment and collaboration.Prepare for the increased workload if monthly numbers increase due to delay in implementation (Dashboard)Close collaboration and transparency with Upper Management and/or Steering committee

Involvement from Commercial early on – advocates and usually the ones who pays

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EU FMDSlide14

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©2016 |

EU FMD

www.abbvie.com

ingela.frick@abbvie.comSlide15

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©2016 | EU FMD

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