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Republic of the Philippines Department of Health
Food and Drug Administration
Guidelines for Availing of
Compassionate Special Permit
(CSP) for Restricted Use of
Unregistered Drug, Medical
Device, and Food Products
Conference Room, 2nd Flr, Main Building, FDA
5 February 2016
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Presentation Outline I. Legal Bases II. Background: FDA and Administrative Order No.
4 s. 1992 III. Draft Guidelines for Availing CSP
A. Scope and Objective B. General Guidelines C. Eligibility for CSP D. Application Requirements E. Submission, Evaluation Process, and Decision F. Post-Approval Commitment
IV. Discussion Center for Drug Regulation and Research
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Republic of the Philippines Department of Health
Food and Drug Administration
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I. LEGAL BASES Draft Administrative Order
The 1987 Constitution
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The 1987 Constitution Article II, Section 15
Article XIII, Section 11
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Republic Act No. 3720
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Republic Act No. 9711
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Republic Act No. 6675
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Republic Act No. 7394
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Republic Act No. 9502
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Republic of the Philippines Department of Health
Food and Drug Administration
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II. BACKGROUND: FDA AND AO NO. 4 S. 1992
Draft Administrative Order
The Food and Drug Administration
Office under the Department of Health
Created in 1963 by virtue of Republic Act 3720 as amended by Executive Order No. 175, and subsequently Republic Act No. 9711
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Mandate To ensure the safety, efficacy, and quality of
health products
o Food, drugs, cosmetics, devices, biologicals, vaccines, in-vitro diagnostic reagents, and household/urban hazardous substances and/or a combination of and/or a derivative thereof
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Mandate To regulate the manufacture, importation, exportation, distribution, sale, offer for sale, transfer, promotion, advertisement, sponsorship of, and/or, where appropriate, the use and testing of health products
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Regulatory Framework Elements
1. Licensing/Accreditation of establishments • GMP, GDP, GSP, GCP, and GLP
2. Pre-marketing assessment • Quality, safety, and efficacy (for innovative medicines)
• Quality+interchangeability (for generics)
3. Post-marketing surveillance • Safety (benefit/risk balance)
• Quality (quality testing and compliance monitoring)
4. Communication
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Post-Marketing Surveillance
1. Pharmacovigilance
Safety monitoring of drugs on the market for unexpected health risks and informing the public of risks posed by specific drugs and other health products;
2. Monitoring, collecting, sampling and testing of drugs
3. Audits and inspection of manufacturers/ distributors/ retail outlets
4. Advertisements and claims monitoring
5. Consumer reporting of ADR
6. Product recall / Administrative sanctions
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Use of Unregistered Products
k), Section 7, amending Section 11 of RA 3720
Prohibited acts:
However..
FDA and DOH recognizes the need for drug, medical devices, and food products which are not registered or are in the process of registration in the Philippines by patients who are terminally or seriously ill.
Access to these products for these patients is morally, socially and ethically justified when there is no existing superior alternative therapy that can likely cure or adequately control their conditions.
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Administrative Order No. 4 s. 1992
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Administrative Order No. 4 s. 1992
Compassionate Special Permit for Restricted Use of Unregistered Drug and Devices Product (CSP)
a special permit signed by the FDA Director granting a Specialized Institution (SI) and Specialty Society (SS) the privilege to avail of an unregistered drug and device product through a certain licensed establishment for certain kind/type of patients, specific volume and period.
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Administrative Order No. 4 s. 1992
For patients suffering from the following conditions:
1. Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS)
2. Cancer
3. Life-threatening conditions
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Meetings/Consultations 13 April 2015
o Meeting with Philippine Hospital Association and Philippine Society of Hospital Pharmacists
5 May 2015 o Meeting with Marketing Authorization Holders
22 October 2015 o Consultation with Philippine Hospital Association, Philippine
Society of Hospital Pharmacists, and Marketing Authorization Holders
5 February 2016 o Consultation with Philippine Society of Hospital Pharmacists,
and government agencies, and Philippine Medical Association
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Issues – Meeting 1
Regular request (from 2 to 12 times a year) for permit to import of unregistered to be used for critical care, strictly for their own use
Quantity is considered to be substantial
Misalignment with the intentions of AO 4 s. 1992 – no specific patients identified
Submission of clinical reports
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Drug
Quantity requested per year Frequency of request
2013 2014 Total 2013 2014 Total
Colistimethate Na 1 M Unit vial 7600 37170 44770 13 23 36
Dipyridamole 10mg/2ml ampoule 10333 16382 26715 12 18 30
Glyceryl trinitrate 10mg/10ml amp 14990 9319 24309 8 20 28
Protamine sulfate 50mg/5ml vial 11475 6691 18166 13 22 35
Vasopressin 20 units/ml vial 4425 6895 11320 10 14 24
Adenosine 6mg/2ml vial 3963 5605 9568 15 30 45
Phenylephrine 1% 10mg/1ml vial 2700 4985 7685 9 17 26
Papaverine HCl 30mg/ml, in 2ml vial 1495 2908 4403 8 19 27
Esmolol HCl 10mg/ml, in 10 ml vial 1405 2958 4363 10 21 31
Milrinone lactate 10mg vial 2302 2057 4359 10 14 24
Dantrolene sodium 20mg/65mL vial 408 850 1258 11 20 31
Top Requested Drugs
Drug
Quantity requested per year Frequency of request
2013 2014 Total 2013 2014 Total
Sotalol 80mg tablet 10400 13030 23430 2 2 4
Propafenone 150mg tablet 4400 14500 18900 1 2 3
Liothyronine (Cynomel) 25mcg tablet 7220 7800 15020 4 4 8
Co-trimoxazole (Trimethoprim 16 mg/ml +
Sulfamethoxazole 80 mg/ml) [Bactrim]
Solution for injection, in 5ml vial
1450 9112 10562 3 8 11
Fludrocortisone 0.1mg tablet 3100 5800 8900 2 4 6
Provocholine nebulization kit 1700 3400 5100 2 2 4
Provocholine 100mg/vial 288 475 763 2 2 4
Top Requested Drugs
Hospitals No. of applications per year
2013 2014 Total
St. Luke's Medical Center – Global City 6 12 18
St. Luke's Medical Center – Quezon City 8 8 16
Cardinal Santos Medical Center 8 7 15
The Medical City 5 7 12
Philippine General Hospital 7 3 10
Makati Medical Center 3 6 9
University of Santo Tomas Hospital 2 6 8
Asian Hospital and Medical Center 2 5 7
Manila Doctors Hospital 2 5 7
Philippine Heart Center 2 2 4
Top Requesting Hospitals
Issues – Meeting 2
MAHs do not intend to register due to low volume
MAHs are not aware of the importation of their products
MAHs receiving ADRs of products they have not imported
“Out of stocks” and “already registered”
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Issues – Others
Little/No communication between physician and therapeutics committee of hospitals
Compliance to clinical trial report submission as part of post-approval commitment - poor
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Republic of the Philippines Department of Health
Food and Drug Administration
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III. DRAFT GUIDELINES FOR AVAILING CSP
Draft Administrative Order
Objective Provide the rules and regulations for
securing CSP
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Compassionate Special Permit
“a special permit issued by FDA granting a hospital the privilege to avail of an unregistered drug, medical device, or food product through a licensed importer for a specific kind/type of patients, specific volume and period”
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Scope Licensed importer of drug, medical device,
and food products
Medical practitioners and members of hospital therapeutics committee
patients
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General Guidelines A. CSP
o only for specific categories o requested by hospital through the therapeutics
committee. o specific for its identified patient/condition, volume, and
the specified hospital
B. Only licensed importers may facilitate the importation
C. A post-approval report shall be submitted by the hospital in coordination with the licensed importer
D. requirements for pharmacovigilance reporting (timelines) shall apply
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Who may Apply? Specialty Institutions (SI) – specialty
hospitals
Specialty Societies (SS) through their respective institutions – primary, secondary, tertiary
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Eligibility Category A: Products for Specific Patients
o Drug products for treatment of life threatening conditions
o Food for special medical purposes (with life threatening conditions)
Category B: Drugs without Prior Identified Patient o Antidotes
o emergency-use drugs
o Ready-to-use therapeutic foods (for severely and moderately acute malnourished children)
Category C: Drugs undergoing registration
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Application Requirements
A. Application Form
B. Supporting Documents
C. Proof of Payment
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A. Application Form (1) Product details
Product Name
Name of foreign supplier and locally-licensed importer
Total number/volume requested: o Cat A: total dosage/volume reqd for therapy
o Cat B,C: total dosage required to cover a maximum of 5% of the total bed capacity of the institution enough until the end of each year
o Computation shall be submitted
For drugs: dosage strength, form, and availability
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A. Application Form
(2) SS or SI Details
Name, address, contact details of the SI, or the SS and the corresponding institution
Name and license number of the prescribing physician, and chair of therapeutics committee
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A. Application Form
(3) Waiver and Acceptance of responsibility
The Application form shall act as:
the official waiver of responsibility of FDA for the use of the product, and
the acceptance of responsibility of the SS or SI
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B. Supporting Documents
For Cat A: Medical Abstract of the identified patient
For Cat B and C: justification that there is no existing superior alternative therapy available
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Proof of Payment
Cat A: no fees
Cat B and C: existing fees shall apply
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Submission, Evaluation Process, and Decision
All submission shall be in PDF format
Category A: Email/web-based
Category B and C: existing process for permits and certificates
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Submission, Evaluation Process, and Decision
Completeness and compliance to requirements
CSP validity: until the end of the year
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Post-Approval Commitment
Physician and importer: to submit reports:
Clinical experience – therapeutic effect initially desired and actual results of treatment; observed AE
Reconciliation of number/volume of products requested and used, and the corresponding patients
Additional product details – name and address of manufacturer, batch/lot number
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Post-Approval Commitment
Reports shall serve as prerequisites for an application for renewal of CSP
Requirements of PV reporting shall apply
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Republic of the Philippines Department of Health
Food and Drug Administration
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IV. DISCUSSION Draft Administrative Order