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A Pilot Experiment in Responding to Individual Patient Requests for Compassionate Use of an Unapproved Drug: The Compassionate Use Advisory Committee (CompAC).
Therapeutic Innovation & Regulatory Science 2018 January 2
BACKGROUND: Janssen Research & Development, LLC, part of the Janssen pharmaceutical companies of Johnson & Johnson, and NYU School of Medicine partnered to establish the Compassionate Use Advisory Committee (CompAC) to evaluate the use of an independent, external, expert committee in ensuring transparent, fair, beneficent, evidence-based, and patient-focused compassionate access to investigational medicines, a public health challenge that has been an ongoing issue for over 3 decades.
METHODS: To this end, NYU School of Medicine was responsible for the formation, member selection, and operation of CompAC, consisting of physicians, ethicists, and patient advocates, under Johnson & Johnson's sponsorship.
RESULTS: A pilot was successfully run using CompAC to provide recommendations on compassionate use access to a Johnson & Johnson oncology investigational asset called daratumumab.
CONCLUSION: This innovative model provides a framework that can be emulated by the industry globally.
METHODS: To this end, NYU School of Medicine was responsible for the formation, member selection, and operation of CompAC, consisting of physicians, ethicists, and patient advocates, under Johnson & Johnson's sponsorship.
RESULTS: A pilot was successfully run using CompAC to provide recommendations on compassionate use access to a Johnson & Johnson oncology investigational asset called daratumumab.
CONCLUSION: This innovative model provides a framework that can be emulated by the industry globally.
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