Pharmaco-Epidemiological Studies. A French experience

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Pharmaco-Epidemiological Studies A French experience CVZ, Diemen, December 1 st, 2006 Hubert MECHIN, MD CEO MAPI-NAXIS Lyon, France

Vocabulary Pharmaco epidemiological studies Observational studies Post-authorization studies Post-approval studies Post-listing studies Use of drug in real life (as opposed to RCTs)

A new paradigm Drugs are more and more focused and difficult to prescribe (restrictive authorizations) Adverse Events are becoming rare and less present in RCTs Patients in RCTs are different from patients in real life Drugs represents at present 20% of Healthcare costs and the payer (Health Insurance) needs to be confident with the benefit / risk balance of new drugs

Medicinal Products Assessments in France Ag. Française de sécurité sanitaire des produits de santé CHMP / Afssaps benefit/risk asssessment Europ. Commission /Afssaps : Marketing Authorisation Haute Autorité de santé Ministre de la santé et de la SS Advertising Control Transparency Committee (TC) : medical benefit, added value, importance for public health, target population Healthcare Products Economic Committee : agreement / price -volumes Public Price Nat. Health Insurance Minister: inscription Level of co-payment Product Launch -Pharmacovigilance, Risk Management Plans - Observational Studies Periodic Reassessment

Access to Reimbursement in France «Positive lists» of products covered by the National Health Insurance System One list for Hospital Products One list for Community Pharmacies Who decides? The Ministries of Health and Social Security Based on the opinion of an independent appraisal committee «TRANSPARENCY COMMITTEE» Price: regulated and negotiated between the company and the «ECONOMIC COMMITTEE FOR HEALTH PRODUCTS»

Criteria for Drug Appraisal HAS performs medicinal products appraisal according to criteria defined in French regulations Cost-effectiveness assessment not part of the «legal» criteria SERVICE MEDICAL RENDU (SMR) = Drug Intrinsic Value «Medical value» severity of the disease clinical effectiveness «Importance for Public Health»: Impact on Health Status of the global population, Impact on Healthcare organisation and/or Use of Healthcare resources... AMELIORATION DU SMR (ASMR) Drug Added Value Comparison to other existing therapies 4-level scale: from MAJOR improvement (ASMR I) to minor improvement (ASMR IV) No improvement over existing therapies: (ASMR V)

Drug Listing: Decision Decision Ministers in charge of Health and Social Security Based on SMR appraisal SERVICE MEDICAL RENDU (SMR) = Drug Intrinsic Value «Medical value» + «Importance for Public Health» Insufficient to justify reimbursement: no listing Sufficient to justify reimbursement: listing possible Weak or Moderate: reimbursement rate = 35 % Important: reimbursement rate = 65 % Indication - specific Possible restrictions of licensed indication Product listed if: TC s opinion is positive and Agreement is reached between company and Economic Committee for Health Products

Pricing Economic Committee for Health Products Drug price negociated within 3 year master agreement set up between industry in general and the above Committee Price negociations depend on the score provided by TC if no added value (ASMR V): Price must be lower than competing drugs if added value (ASMR I to IV): Price can be higher than competing Price/volumes agreement: Target population, as assessed by TC, is taken into account

Transparency Committee Activity Rapid, single technology assessments Every new drug, assessment mandatory before reimbursement 180 days = maximum for TC assessment + price negotiation (90 Days for TC + 90 Days for Economic Committee) Every 5 year : renewal of inscription after re-assessment of the drug 600 to >800 opinions issued every year First appraisal: Assumptions have to be made on how «experimental» data from clinical trials will translate in «real-life» setting: from surrogate endpoints to clinical data from selected population to «real life» population To improve knowledge on the use and effects of drugs after their initial listing is necessary

Transparency Committee Opinions Positive or negative opinion: SERVICE MEDICAL RENDU (SMR) = Drug Intrinsic Value «Medical value» + «Importance for Public Health» Insufficient to justify reimbursement: no listing Sufficient to justify reimbursement: listing possible ASMR = Drug Added Value Target population Guidance for rational use of the product Need for additional data Questions to be documented by «post-listing» studies Protocols to be submitted to the HAS, Transparency Committee and its Working Group (Impact on Public Health)

TC Working Group on Public Health Methodologists, epidemiologists Chairperson: Prof. Jacques Massol, Vice Chairperson of Transparency Committee Mission Guidance on the assessment of the importance for Public Health of medicinal products Assessment of the impact of new drugs on public health and healthcare organisation «Post-listing» studies Questions to be addressed Review of protocols of observational studies submitted by companies: Are the protocols adequate to answer TC questions?

Number of studies required DEMANDES d'etudes POST-INSCRIPTION (CT et/ou CEPS) N = 112 30 27 28 25 20 13 16 Nombre de demandes 15 11 10 6 7 4 5 0 1997 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 (Fin août)

Types of questions Conditions of use Prescribers characteristics, dosage and duration of treatment, coprescriptions, prescriptions according to guidance? Observance, reasons for treatment withdrawal, Patient benefit Effectiveness vs. efficacy : comparison of results in a real-life setting with what was expected when extrapolating data from clinical trials Mortality, morbidity, response rate, QoL, other clinical criteria Safety Tolerability Adverse Effects in real life setting long term AEs Impact on Healthcare Organisation Changes in medical practice, use of health care resources

Type of questions Conditions of use 95 % Patient benefit 75 % 71 % 52 % 9 % Tolerability 60 % Impact on Healthcare organisation 16 % Types of questions to be addressed by «post-listing» studies

Post-listing studies Inventory From 1997 to the end of August 2006 112 requests for study 99 different specialities 41 laboratories concerned

What are the results? First studies to be finished and published are arriving at the end of 2006 Pharmaceutical companies are still waiting for the first decisions (depend on results) Price reduction? (if no effectiveness / no respect of indication) Reimbursement reduction? (if no effectiveness / no respect of indication) Risk Management Plan mandatory? (if new AEs) Training for physicians? (if incorrect use)

Issues (1) Access to data in real life Lack of existing data base In 80 % of the case = need for an ad hoc observational study Lot of bias Bias Management Plan

Issues (2) The main issue is: Provide medical information about the patient (access to physicians) BUT Without the feeling that the physician is «observed» by health Authorities (he will choose the best patients) Provide real life information about the patient (access to patients) BUT Without the feeling that condition of drug use (compliance) is modified by the study itself

Issues (3) All the different actors are inventing new processes One way is to use pharmacists who deliver drugs, with access to physician via the patient We estimate than 25 % of these studies can be conducted with pharmacists

Post-listing studies 2 examples

CARDENSIEL (bisoprolol) Beta blocker / Heart failure Indication = stable heart failure, mild to severe, with a reduction of systolic ventricular fonction (Ejection Fraction 35 % / echo), already treated with ACE inhibitors «A prescription observational study is required with : the original pathology, dosage and duration, associate drugs, to be sure that this drug is correctly used in the indication where it has obtained its ASMR»

Issues Cardiologists must initiate but GP can prescribe secondary More than 60 % of prescriptions are with GP How can we get the information about the initial prescription without a selection bias? How can we get the informations about the initial prescriber (a cardiologist) with GP s patients?

Our solutions THALES GP s data base with 1.200 computerized Search for all CARDENSIEL patients and, if available, transmission of information about the cardiologist, (to be contacted directly by the monitor, just after a letter from the GP)

Logistic

OPTRUMA / EVISTA (raloxifène) Indication = treatment and prevention of osteoporosis Reimbursement = osteoporosis with at least 1 fracture 02/2002 = requirement for an observational study about condition of use regarding use on reimbursement or not PIERRE FABRE & LILLY have implementing a unic study (they are co-promotor) with a representative sample of pharmacists

Method Pharmacist include the patient when he deliver the drug (either OPTRUMA or EVISTA ) Pharmacist gives to the patient a questionnaire to be completed by his physician (either a rhumatologist, a GP or a gynecologist)

Data collected