Are agencies interested in adaptive licensing?

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Are agencies interested in adaptive licensing? New approaches to medicine development are being assessed that address both regulators’ and payers’ needs; these could potentially provide a streamlined, more cost- and time-effective approach to accelerate patient access to important new medicines. Despite the active interest and investigation into the development and use of these pathways there appear to be divergent perceptions regarding their definitions, key elements, benefits, barriers, implementations and complexities. No research has sought to develop a stakeholder perception profile of novel adaptive licensing (AL) pathways and currently available facilitated regulatory pathways (FRPs). To develop a baseline understanding of AL and FRP perceptions among key stakeholders in the medicine development, regulatory and access process a survey was conducted among key stakeholders: 252 individuals representing 90 organisations were invited to participate in the survey; 80 (32%) individual responses were returned; some responses reflected consolidated ideas for a single organization. Overall 50 (56%) of invited organisations responded. Respondents were from 14 countries, most commonly the USA (29), UK (14), Canada (7), Germany (5), Switzerland (5), Sweden (4), and Singapore (3). The figure above represents respondents’ answers to Question 1.5 - Rate how progressive and committed you believe each agency below to be with regard to helping to develop and seeking to assist in the successful implementation and use of novel AL pathways: Rating scale: 1= Agency is not interested to 5= Agency is highly committed. (N) = Number of responses From: Liberti L, Stolk P, McAuslane N, Somauroo A, Breckenridge A, Leufkens H. Adaptive licensing and facilitated regulatory pathways: A stakeholder perception survey. Presented at the annual Winter Meeting of the WHO Collaborating Centre for Pharmaceutical Policy and Regulation, Utrecht University, Utrecht, The Netherlands, 13 January 2015.