Drug Development Workshop 2003
Wednesday July 9 2003
Cole Lecture Theatre
5th Floor
School of Medicine
85 Park Road
Auckland
A mix of short lectures and interactive small group discussion will cover the spectrum of modern drug development science and its application to pharmaceutical medicine in New Zealand.
| Time | Topic | |
| 14.00 | Dr Nick Holford | Introduction |
| 14.10 | Small groups | What do I need to know about drug development? What's the difference between Discovery, Development and Delivery? |
| 14.30 | Prof Bill Wilson | Discovery: Anti-Cancer Drug Insights in Auckland |
| 14.55 | Small groups | How does cell biology help drug development? How does biological science influence drug development in humans? |
| 15.15 | Everyone | Afternoon tea |
| 15.30 | Dr Steve Duffull | Development: Designing Clinical Trials |
| 15.55 | Small groups | How can the double blind randomized trial be improved? What information should clinical trials try to discover? |
| 16.15 | Dr Edward Watson | Delivery: Medical Marketing |
| 16.40 | Everyone | How does Drug Development Affect The Way the Medicine reaches the Patient? What did we learn today? |
| 17.00 | Meeting finishes |
This workshop has been organised as a joint activity of the Department of Pharmacology & Clinical Pharmacology, University of Auckland and Merck, Sharpe & Dohme (NZ) Ltd. Please contact one of us for registration details.