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Post market surveillance/vigilance in Japan -Industry perspective- Hideki Watanabe JFMDA PMS committee Terumo corporation PMS Dept. 28 August, 2018

Disclaimers Translation note English and Japanese are not a perfect match The contents of this presentation represent the view of the speaker and do not necessarily represent the policies of the affiliation of the speaker

Overview of PMS

Collection of safety Information Health Professional/ Medical institution Academic society/ Literature/ Study z Government institution Other MAH, company MAH Foreign government/ Foreign company Others

What information is necessary? 1.Medical Device Information 1 Brand Name 2 Device Identification Number 3 Usage of Device(Initial Use, the number of uses, beginning date of use) 4 Maintenance Condition if there is any problem with the medical device/ equipment. 2.Product Problem Information 1 Date of Incident 2 Reporter s Awareness Date 3 Details of Incident 4 Concomitant Medical Products (Including Pharmaceuticals) 3.Patient Information 1 Initials, Age, Sex, Weight, Outcome 2 Health damage, Patient s condition at the incident 3 Medical treatment after the incident 4.Detailed adverse event 1 Operation/ usage status when it occurred. 2 Whether the operator checked the package inserts/ manuals or not. 3 Whether the operator complied with the package inserts/ manuals or not. 4 Whether the operator checked and complied with other safety information or not. 5 Was the intended use appropriate? Was the device within the expiration date? 6 If it is a controlled medical device requiring special maintenance, were daily inspection and maintenance appropriate? Prompt and accurate information collecting is required!

Implementation of safety measures Foreign information/ Literature/ Conference, etc. Collect Post Market Surveillance Dept. Collect Sales Dept. Or Seller Report Evaluation / Examination Considering Disposal Recall Stop selling Revision of insertion Provide information to medical institution Report to authority Record Cooperation Save Quality Assurance Dept. Medical institution Implementing safety measures Manufacturer

Report to Authority Adverse event report Case report on adverse event in domestic cases and foreign cases related to medical devices. Infectious disease report Case report on infections caused by use of biological products.

Report to Authority Report of FSCA outside JAPAN Report on FSCA of the device and foreign medical device* Research Report Information from academic meeting and journals both domestic and foreign that shows serious adverse events or deaths may occur or occurrence trends have changed markedly by using the device is subject to report. * foreign medical device: It has identity with domestic distribution items and medical devices used in foreign countries.

Adverse event reports Total submitted number 35,000 32,280 30,000 25,000 Japan Outside Japan 20,000 15,000 16,283 10,000 8,637 7,431 5,000 0 FY2011 FY2012 FY2013 FY2014 FY2015 FY2016 Source: PMDA Annual Report,etc.

Reports of FSCA outside JAPAN Total submitted number 2,500 2,144 2,000 1,669 1,779 1,742 1,500 1,337 1,000 500 0 FY2012 FY2013 FY2014 FY2015 FY2016 Source: PMDA Annual Report,etc.

Research reports Total submitted number 1800 1600 1543 1400 1200 1289 1000 800 600 598 400 200 0 3 5 20 FY2012 FY2013 FY2014 FY2015 FY2016 FY2017/ 1H

Recall 500 400 3 0 1 2 5 Class Ⅰ High 300 200 323 361 329 427 373 Class Ⅱ Degree of Risk to Health 100 0 60 44 35 23 28 FY2012 FY2013 FY2014 FY2015 FY2016 Class Ⅲ Low Class Ⅰ: A situation where there is a reasonable chance that a product will cause serious health problems or death. Class Ⅱ: A situation where a product may cause a temporary or reversible health problem or where there is a slight chance that it will cause serious health problems or death. Class Ⅲ: A situation where a product is not likely to cause any health problem or injury.

Safety measures for DES impressed on MAH Holding seminars for proper use and sales are limited to participating medical institutions only Maintenance of explanatory documents for patients Rapid report of stent thrombosis cases Report of all cases of death Collaboration with antiplatelet manufacturer / distributor Follow up of domestic trial cases (up to 5 years), etc. Additionally PMS(Use-result survey) Five-year follow-up survey on over 2000 cases Although the sales have already ended, the survey continues. A new system for PMS has been introduced Effective utilization of registry s clinical outcome

Package inserts PMD Act Article 63-2 (Matters to be indicated in Package Inserts) The package inserts of a medical device shall indicate the following matters based on the findings obtained from the latest papers and others pertaining to such medical device. A4 size paper Generally up to 8 pages Prepared by MAH Information provided to users

Contents of package inserts 1. Date of preparation/ revision 2. Approval number 3. Commodity classification number/ brand name 4. Name of product Necessary to pay special 5. Warnings attention 6. Contraindication/ prohibition 7. Composition and product description Excluded patients/ 8. Intended use/ effect usage 9. Method of operation/ use 10. Precautions concerning use 11.Clinical studies 12.Storage method/ Shelf life 13.Precautions concerning handling 14.Matters concerning maintenance and inspection 15.Scope of approval 16.References and request for literature should be made 17.The name and address of the MAH/ manufacturer

Precautions necessary for use and handling 1. Precaution for use(careful administration) 2. Important precaution 3. Interaction (1) Contraindications for co-administration (2) Precautions for co-administration 4. Malfunction/ Adverse event (1)Serious malfunction/ adverse event (2)other malfunction/ adverse event 5. Geriatric use 6. Use during pregnancy, delivery or lactation and pediatric use 7. Impact on the clinical test results 8. Excessive use 9. Other precautions

Package inserts on PMDA-Website Medical device information search Search Examine the package insert of a medical device Enter search term For User: quick search and check is available For MAH: Prompt provision of revised contents is possible

Package inserts on PMDA-Website 30,000 Posted MAH 25,000 23,851 22,018 20,443 20,000 800 26,813 700 600 500 15,000 400 10,000 5,000 300 200 100 0 FY2014/3 FY2015/3 FY2016/3 FY2017/3 0

Activities of JFMDA PMS committee Regular meetings with regulatory authority Safety management workshops Preparation of guidance Reports to regulatory authority Preparation of Package insert Preparation and maintenance of terminologies for categorized Adverse Event Reporting Collaboration with regulatory authorities

Summary Companies are conducting PSV based on GVP and GPSP. Information collection from foreign countries are requested, and the number of reports to the administration is increasing Matters in the package insert are specified in detail by notification etc. The upload of the package insert on the website of PMDA is useful. Industry and regulatory authorities are collaborating for patient s safety.

Thank you for your attention!