Drug discovery and development
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- Created on: 07-12-19 11:08
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- Drug discovery and development
- Process
- Research
- Discovery
- Preclinical development
- Phase 1
- Phase 2
- Phase 3
- Approval and launch
- Ensure safety and efficacy
- Therapeutic trials
- Ensure quality
- Medicine contains active ingredients in stated dose + stated excipients and nothing else
- Can prescribe unlicensed drugs but with greater legal liability
- Ensure safety and efficacy
- Patient groups
- 500-2000 over 2-4yrs
- Compare with placebo
- Establish clinical benefit
- Approval and launch
- Use in patient groups
- 50-300 over 2-5 yrs
- Effective dose range
- Common adverse effects
- Phase 3
- Healthy volunteers
- Dosing- single and multiple dosing
- 20-50 people over 1yr
- Interactions
- Phase 2
- Establish pharmaco-logical action
- Animal testing
- Safety assessment
- 2 animal species, 2 routes of admin
- Phase 1
- Lead optimisation
- Pharmaco-logical and pharmaco-kinetic optimisation
- Preclinical development
- Find target and confirm role in disease
- Discovery
- Research
- Biologics
- Biological products
- High molecular weight
- Made from live cells/ organisms
- Structure may not be well-defined
- Hetero-geneous mixture
- Immunogenic
- Small molecule drugs
- Low molecular weight
- Chemical synthesis
- Known structure
- Homo-geneous
- Usually not immunogenic
- Proteins
- Nucleic acids
- Blood derivates/ components
- Human tissues/cells
- Gene therapies
- Vaccines
- Antibodies
- Biological products
- New product submitted for NICE approval
- Positive NICE approval
- New product added to formulary
- Absence of NICE approval
- Local/regional drug commission groups
- Exceptional cases panels
- Product funding may or may not be approved
- Exceptional cases panels
- Local/regional drug commission groups
- NICE have not approved
- Positive NICE approval
- Economic evaluation
- Cost-minimisation analysis
- Assume same efficacy
- Which is cheapest
- Cost-effectiveness analysis
- Factor in efficacy of each treatment
- (Cost of A-cost of B)/ (effectiveness of A- effectiveness of B)
- Cost-utility analysis
- Cost per QALY gained
- Cost-benefit analysis
- Also factor in other benefits
- Rarely used due to difficulty of expressing all benefits in monetary terms
- Cost-minimisation analysis
- Process
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