On June 1, the Engelberg Center hosted the third Brookings Active Surveillance Implementation Council meeting, with Council members gathering to discuss the role of medical product developers in active medical product surveillance and specifically their role in improving methods.
Discussion focused on medical product developer’s perspectives, including what role developers want to play in active surveillance and possible approaches for achieving such roles. In addition, participants discussed the role OMOP, Mini-Sentinel, and other federal initiatives have played in addressing developer concerns around methods for active surveillance, as well as types of organizational models that could support a long-term strategy for methods research and development.
Agenda
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May 31
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Welcome, Introduction, and Meeting Objectives
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Remarks from the Office of the Commissioner
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Current Status of and Future Challenges in Active Surveillance
Rachel Sherman Principal, Drug and Biological Drug Products - Greenleaf Health LLC -
Brief Overview of Mini-Sentinel
Richard Platt Professor and Chair, Department of Population Medicine - Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Institute -
Brief Overview of the Observational Medical Outcomes Partnership
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Medical Product Developer's Perspectives in Post-Market Medical Product Surveillance
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Moderated Discussion
Myrl Weinberg Chief Executive Officer - National Health Council -
Medical Product Developer Roles in Improving Methods for Post-Market Medical Product Surveillance
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Closing Remarks
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