a Global CRO - Lambda CRO, Contract Research...

download a Global CRO - Lambda CRO, Contract Research Organisationlambda-cro.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lambda-Corporate... · • Launch of Mumbai Operations • Acquired CRO in London,

If you can't read please download the document

Transcript of a Global CRO - Lambda CRO, Contract Research...

  • aGlobalCROaGlobalCRO

    1

  • OURJOURNEY Acquired one of the oldest CRO in Canada for Early Phase Trials Established collaboration with Government Pharmaceutical

    Organization (GPO), in Thailand Established Medical Writing / Medical Imaging services Started Panomics for Large molecule assay capabilities Lambda clinical operations go paperless by extending EDC globally

    20112016

    InitiatedLatephasestudies Started Clinical Lab (CAP)StartedClinicalLab(CAP) LaunchofMumbaiOperations

    AcquiredCROinLondon,UKforPVservices AcquiredCROinWarsaw,PolandforLatePhaseTrials Cleared USFDA ANVISA DCGI etc inspections for BA/BE

    2000200520062010

    ClearedUS FDA,ANVISA,DCGIetcinspectionsforBA/BE&CTstudies

    ExpansionofAhmedabadfacilitywithacapacityof360bedsandadedicated16beddedforPhase1

    Awarded Best Indian CRO in 2010 by Frost & Sullivan

    IncorporatedinAhmedabad,Gujarat,I di

    AwardedBest IndianCRO in2010byFrost&Sullivan,US

    1999

    India InitiatedBA/BE&Bioanalyticalservices

    2

  • GEOGRAPHICALPRESENCE

    Warsaw,Poland2007

    Ahmedabad,India1999

    London,UK2008

    Mumbai,India2003

    Toronto,Canada2010

    Istanbul Turkey

    NewDelhi,India2009

    Hyderabad IndiaIstanbul,Turkey2011

    Bangkok,Thailand

    Hyderabad,India2009

    2011

    OperationalCapabilities:Asia Pacific Europe Other GeographiesAsia Pacific Europe OtherGeographies

    IndiaSriLankaThailand

    l d h

    UK, Germany FranceSpain Turkey PolandEstonia Belarus CzechRepublick h

    North AmericaLatin AmericaCIS Countries

    hBangladesh Ukraine Romani LatviaLithuaniaBulgaria

    South East Asia

    3

  • EXECUTIVESUMMARY:LAMBDA

    IndianCROwithatrueglobalpresence BestCROofratingAAin

    longtermandhighestpossible in short term A1+

    StrongandstableLeadershipteamwith>20years of industry

    EndtoendserviceofferingscoveringentirespectrumofclinicalresearchfromPhaseItoIV

    possibleinshorttermA1+ inCARE

    CompanygrowingwithaCAGRof~20%p.aYoY.

    yearsofindustryexperience

    Multicontinentalpresence:

    Impeccableregulatorytrackrecord

    GlobalRevenuesof$USD50million duringlastFYandgrowing....

    NorthAmerica

    Europe

    Frontrunner:inMedicalImaging&Panomics

    RobustDigitalplatforms

    Asia

    700+employeesglobally

    C stomi able & scalableg p

    acrossserviceverticals Customizable&scalablebusinessmodels

    4

  • LAMBDALOCATIONS

    W P l dAhmedabad,India Warsaw,Poland

    Toronto,Canada London,UK

    5

  • LAMBDAHOUSE AHMEDABAD

    6

  • REGULATORYINSPECTIONS

    USFDA[37]NGCMA[01]HEALTHCANADA[02]

    IGZ[02]WHO[02]POLISH[04]ANSM[02]

    AGES[01]SCC[03]

    [ ]

    FAMHP[02] TURKEYMOH[01]EMA[01] BFARM[01]

    CDSCO[15]

    ThaiMOH[04] CAP[07]

    NABL[04]OGYI[01]ANVISA[08]AIFA[01]

    UKMHRA[10]

    MHSD[01]

    7

  • SERVICEPORTFOLIO

    Phase1(FirstinMan)Pharmacovigilance

    Bioavailability&BioequivalenceMedicalImaging Bioequivalenceg g

    BioanalyticalCentral

    Laboratory

    PanomicsMedicalWriting

    Late Phase Clinical TrialsData Services

    8

    LatePhaseClinicalTrials(PhaseIIIV)

    DataServices(BSP,CDM)

  • PHASE1:ATGLANCE

    Dedicated phase1 unit in India (16 bedded) and Canada (12bedded)

    Strong leadership with expertise in handling studies like:

    Single Ascending Dose (SAD) First in Mang g

    Multiple Ascending Dose (MAD)

    PK Studies

    Drug Drug Interaction

    Food Effect Studies

    PK /PD studies

    Executed over 25 phaseI studies in the last 5 years for various formulations includingOral, Parenteral, Inhalers etc

    D l d Ski V i d bili i f i l id

    9To be continued...

    Developed Skin Vasoconstrictor study capabilities for topical steroids

  • VALUEPROPOSITION:PHASE1

    FiH Or SAD study in Canada

    Faster regulatory approval: ~35 days

    Canada

    Faster regulatory approval: ~35 days

    Parallel submission for MAD study in India

    Study start with healthy subjects followed by patientcohortscohorts

    India

    Cost effective option for subsequent Phase 1 studies Easier Access for Renal and Liver impaired subjects study Naive patient pool, qualified medical doctors and hospitali f t tinfrastructure

    ValueProposition Cost Effective business model (Hybrid) Faster turn around time Global scientific overview

    10

    Flexible Operational approach

  • PHASEICAPABILITIES:INDIA&CANADA

    DedicatedstateoftheartICUs

    CentralCardiacMonitoringSystem

    CardiacTelemetry/Holters /IVInfusionPumps

    Xray,Ultrasoundfacilities

    TETstudies

    GEMUSEsystemforECGprocessingandmanagementy p g g

    GEApexProTelemetrySystem/DASH4000CardiacMonitors

    MultilevelECGreadingbyCardiologists

    InternetaccesstoECGdatathrough ECGwebportal

    PulmonaryFunctionTesting(PFT)

    Cognitivetesting(CDR)

    Gastroesophageal monitoring

    11

  • GLOBALCLINICALBEDCAPACITY

    Sr.No Country City No.ofBeds No.ofPhase1Beds No.ofICUBedsNo

    1 IndiaAhmedabad 360 16 8

    Mumbai 66 2Mumbai 66 2

    2 Canada Toronto 128 12

    Total number of beds 554 28 10

    Lambdascurrenttotalbedcapacityis592 bedsglobally

    Totalnumberofbeds 554 28 10

    p y g y

    12

  • GLOBALVOLUNTEERDATABASE

    Population Ahmedabad Mumbai Torontop

    HealthyMale 50,700 8,500 60,000

    Healthy Female with childbearing potential 4 380 300 30 000HealthyFemalewithchildbearing potential 4,380 300 30,000

    PM&SurgicallySterileWomen 2,295 300 2,200

    Eld l 1 255 50 3 500

    Patient Populations:

    Elderly 1,255 50 3,500

    PatientPopulations:

    Hypertensive Fast/Slowmetabolizers

    Schizophrenic Obese Diabetic Migraine Cancer HepaticimpairedPatientsR l

    13

    Renal

  • BIOAVAILABILITY/BIOEQUIVALENCESTUDIES

    FormulationsExperience: OralDosageForms:

    TabletsandCapsules

    Suspensions

    BuccalBuccal

    Sublingual

    Lozenges

    Injectables:IV,IM,SC

    Inhalers

    Nasalsprays

    Suppositories

    Transdermal patches

    Ointments & CreamsOintments&Creams

    Intravaginal tabs

    L bd h d t d 5000 BE t di till d t l b llLambdahasconductedover5000BEstudiestilldateglobally

    14

  • BIOANALYTICAL:INDIA&CANADACapabilities Scientists with 10 + years of experience

    Capacity to analyse 75 000 + samples / month Capacity to analyse 75,000 + samples / month

    800+ validated methods ( incl. methods as low as 0.5 pg/mL)

    Approx 810 new methods in development every month.

    Expertise to develop sensitive methods for NCEs in different species like Rat, Mice, Dog andMonkey using low sample volume

    Robust system for failure investigationy g

    GLP certified Bioanalytical lab in India and Canada.

    SampleStorage Controlled and monitored low temperature storage (225C,6510C)

    Capacity to store 3 million samples

    InfrastructureInfrastructureCountry LCMS/MS FTIR*

    India 34 3

    Canada 08

    *FourierTransformInfraredSpectroscopy

    Total 42 3

    15

  • BIOANALYTICALLAB

    16

  • PANOMICSSERVICESFORCLINICALRESEARCH

    DNA RNA E t ti T t DNA & iRNA A l i M l lGENOMICS

    DNA, RNA Extractions, Target DNA & miRNA Analysis, MolecularDiagnosis of Bacteria and Viruses

    SDS PAGE Analysis, Western Blotting, Peptide Mapping, ProteinPROTEOMICS

    y , g, p pp g,Characterization, Biosimilars, Targeted Proteomics, etc

    Global Metabolite Profiling, Targeted and Untargeted Metabolitei h C i A l i

    METABOLOMICS

    Detection, Pathway Centric Analysis

    17

  • PANOMICSSERVICES 0.52 5.51 7.984.72 5.92

    6.12 7.393.75

    4.16

    3.11 9.82

    2.182.591.749.12ProteinCharacterizationStudies&BiosimilarsAnalysis

    0.

    Global Proteomics Profiling: Protein identifications, & Validation

    Intact Protein and Peptide Mapping Analysis Innovator and CompetitorTherapeutic Monoclonal Antibody Drug Candidates

    Pharmacokinetics Based Studies: FSH and PTH Studies Ongoing

    Global and Targeted Metabolite Profiles: Biological Fluids including; Urine,Serum & Invitro Based Studies

    Molecular Biology and Genomics Profiling

    Genomics Based Studies: DNA , RNA extractions, miRNA analysis

    Pharmacogenomics Studies: Profiling for Potential Responders

    RTPCR Validation Studies: Serum and Tissue Samples, Biomarkers

    18

  • CLINICALTRIALEXPERIENCE

    Carriedoutmorethan50multicentrictrialsacrossdifferentgeographies

    Enrolled8000+patientsinlast7yearsinvarioustherapeuticcategories

    TeamwithexpertiseinmanagingMultiCountryTrials

    TherapeuticArea Studies Patients Sites

    33 3028 353

    1 1944 48

    2 720 59

    9 610 58

    3 766 49

    1 120 8

    2 887 51

    19

    1 120 29

  • THERAPEUTIC/EFFICACYSTUDIESINONCOLOGY

    Sr.No. Indication #Studies #Sites Regulatory #Patients

    1 CNSTumor 4 46 USFDA,EMEA 184

    2 ALL 1 6 HealthCANADA 10

    3 CML 2 22 USFDA,EMEA 152

    4 MBC 10 94 DCGI,USFDA,EMEA,ANVISA,EMEA 708

    5 MCC* 6 62 USFDA,EMEA,ANVISA,EMEA 482

    6 Pancreatic# 4 32 USFDA,EMEA 221

    7 SolidTumor 1 4 DCGI 32

    8 NSCLC 1 24 DCGI 129

    Note:*IncludesMBCpatients.#IncludesOvariancancerpatients.

    20

  • OTHERTHERAPEUTIC/EFFICACYSTUDIES

    TherapeuticCategory Patients Sites Regulatory Countries

    G t t l 1016 74 EMEA USFDA I di EU S i L kGastroenterology 1016 74 EMEA,USFDA India,EU,SriLanka

    Cardiology 3653 62 EMEA Europe

    U l 24 1 EMEA EUrology 24 1 EMEA Europe

    Endocrinology 235 40 EMEA Europe

    l l & dPulmonology 791 57 EMEA Europe&India

    Diabetology 316 55 EMEA Europe

    Dermatology 852 30 EMEA,USFDA India&Poland

    Musculoskeletal 1944 48 EMEA,USFDA India

    Others 1923 10 EMEA Europe

    Total 10,754 377

    21

  • PATIENTBASEDPHARMACOKINETICSTUDIES

    Indication/Therapy Studies Patients Sites Submissions

    Schizophrenia 9 610 58 5FDA,2EMEA,2DCGI

    MalignantGlioma 4 156 45 1FDA,2EMEA,1 ANVISA

    MBC,MCC 7 560 76 1CANADA, 3 FDA,2EMEA,1 ANVISA

    Advancedsolidtumor 2 72 18 1DCGI,1EMEA

    MBC 3 210 27 3DCGI

    ALL 1 16 4 Canada

    Ovarian/Pancreatic 1 66 8 USFDA

    Atopicdermatitis 2 147 29 2EMEA

    Total33Regulatoryinspectionsatvarioussites:USFDA(28),MoHMalaysia(4)&MHRA(1).

    22

  • GLOBALNETWORKOFSITES

    Europe:P l d

    InvestigatorSites

    India:dh d h

    Newgeographies*CIS i

    NorthAmericaC d

    Asia:S i L k Poland

    Estonia Latvia Lithuania

    AndhraPradesh Bihar Delhi Gujarat

    CIScountries SouthEastAsia LatinAmerica

    Canada USA

    SriLanka Bangladesh

    Belarus Ukraine RomaniaB l i

    Gujarat Haryana HimachalPradesh Karnataka

    K l Bulgaria CzechRepublic Germany France

    Kerala MadhyaPradesh Maharashtra Punjab

    Spainu jab

    Rajasthan TamilNadu Telangana

    Utt P d h UttarPradesh WestBengal

    23*coveredthroughpartnerCRO

  • DATAMANAGEMENT:OVERVIEW

    Technology/Platforms:

    BIZNET f CTM d

    DMP and DVP

    Services:

    BIZNETforCTMandBA/BE

    MedDRA :18.1 WHODD:2007

    ValueProposition:

    DMPandDVP eCRF/CRFDesigning CCG&LabDataT/fGuidelines DatabaseDesigning Database Testing and UAT

    21CFRPart11compliantEDCplatformtosupportMedAff/LReg studies

    PaperlessSystemtosupportBA/BEData

    Management

    DatabaseTestingandUAT MedicalCoding&DrugCoding SAEReconciliation DataMigration DataUpload:LIMStoDatabase

    p y pp /Studies

    LPLVtoDBL:10WD RegulatoryInspectedPlatform

    DataUpload:LIMStoDatabase DataReviewandQueryMgt. HelpDeskSupportforsitesetc Expertise:

    BA/BEProjects Phase I PhaseI PhaseIItoIV OnlineRegistry,Epi,

    IIS,NIS,Observational etcObservationaletc.

    24

  • BIOSTATS&PROGRAMMING

    Expertise:

    InVitroDataAnalysis

    PK/PDAnalysis/ y

    StatisticalInputstotheProtocol

    TwoStageStudyDesign(Adaptivestudy/GroupSequentialapproach)

    SampleSizeCalculation

    SAPDevelopment

    CDISCCompliantDatasetsCreation

    ADaM&SDTMcompliantdatasetpreparation

    Define.xmlfilepreparation

    Dataanalysis

    25

  • SOFTWAREINBIOMETRICS

    Software Version Description

    BIZNET(CTM&BABE) 5.0 EDC /eCRF CDMSplatform

    MedDRA 18.1 MedicalCodingDictionary

    WHODD 2007 Drug CodingDictionary

    Ph i (Wi N li ) 6 4 PK/PD A l i S fPhoenix(WinNonlin) 6.4 PK/PD Analysis Software

    SAS Server 9.3 Statistical AnalysisSoftware

    26

  • MedSci:OVERVIEW

    Abstracts

    Posters

    IB

    Protocols

    RMPs

    REMS

    ReviewArticles

    Newsletters

    ePosters

    OralPresentations

    CSRs

    Narratives

    DSURs

    PSURs

    VisualAids

    LBLsPresentations

    Manuscripts

    ReviewArticles

    LiteratureReviews

    Summary

    PBRERs

    PADERs

    SalesForceTraining

    Training

    DrugCompendiums

    White Papers

    Documents

    eCTD Modules

    ACOs

    Modules

    WhitePapers

    ADBOARDs

    ACOs

    27

  • REPORTWRITING:EXPERTISE

    Regional Therapeutic experience:C l i i h ll

    Module1

    gAdmin

    Information Oncology

    Dermatology

    Therapeuticexperience:Complying with allapplicable regulatoryrequirements

    2.4NonclinicalOverview

    2.5Clinical

    Musculoskeletal

    Cardiology

    QualityOverall

    O e e

    2.6Nonclinical

    Overview

    2.7Clinical2.7Clinical

    Gastrointestinal

    Diabetology

    RespiratoryOverallSummary Summary SummarySummary

    Cli i lCli i l

    Respiratory

    Module3

    Quality

    Module 4

    NonclinicalStudyReports

    Module 5Module 5

    ClinicalStudyReports

    ClinicalStudyReports

    28

    Module4 Module5Module5

  • CENTRALREFERENCELABORATORY

    Biomarkers&Biosimilars

    CAP Immunogenicity

    CAP

    AssayDevelopment

    Safety Testing

    NABL

    SafetyTesting

    29

  • CENTRALREFERENCELABORATORY

    CAP&NABLaccredited

    ValidatedLIMS

    ClinicalPathologist

    Microbiologist

    Biosimilars

    Biomarkers

    1st IndianLabtoofferImmunogenicitytesting

    PK of Biosimilars testing

    g

    Biotechnologist

    MedicalTechnologists

    Immunogenicity

    AssayDevelopment PKofBiosimilars testing

    25+validatedBiomarkers

    WelldefinedSoPs andWorkInstructions

    SafetyTesting

    MicrobiologicalTestingforhygieneproducts

    PanIndiacapabilitiesforsample logisticssamplelogistics

    30

  • MEDICALIMAGINGSERVICES

    Studystartup&Consultation:

    Protocol & Study design, assessment criteria consultation etc

    ProjectManagement:

    SiteSupport&Management

    ImageManagement:

    Imagecollection:MRI,CTScanandXrayg , y

    ProjectManagement&Archival

    IndependentReview:

    Training, Testing & Quality monitoring

    31

  • PACS:21CFRpartII

    Compliantp

    BoardCertified

    RadiologistCustomizableEvaluation RadiologistEvaluationGuidelines

    FullyAutomatedwith built in

    32

    withbuiltinQCsystem

  • MEDICALIMAGINGEXPERIENCE

    Sr No Indication No of studies No of patients Imaging CriteriaSr.No. Indication No.ofstudies No.ofpatients ImagingCriteria

    1 MetastaticBreastCancer 5 552 RECIST1.1

    2 NonHodgkin'sLymphoma 1 144 IWG

    3 Fractureofdistalradius(Colles) 1 120FractureHealingAssessmentCriteria

    4Unresectable orMetastaticNonsquamous NonsmallcellLungCancer

    1 129 RECIST1.1Cancer

    33

  • PHARMACOVIGILANCE

    Offices in UK (London), India (Ahmedabad) and Canada (Toronto)

    Global safety team comprises of Physicians, Pharmacists and PV specialists with wealth of

    therapeutic expertise, to provide proficient services for clients products (300 plus active

    moieties)moieties)

    Cost effective, customizable, user friendly, regulatory compliant safety database

    Successfully underwent 15+ Regulatory audits for PV functionality in last 2 yearsSuccessfully underwent 15 Regulatory audits for PV functionality in last 2 years

    34

  • SPECTRUMOFSERVICES:BRIEFOVERVIEW

    CaseProcessing(ICSRs) Aggregate Reports (PSUR/PADER)

    OperationalServices AggregateReports(PSUR/PADER) SignalGeneration LiteratureScreening

    EUQualifiedResponsiblePerson SafetyDatabase Pharmacovigilance SystemMasterFile(PSMF)

    PVSystem

    SafetyDataExchangeAgreement

    RiskManagementPlan(RMP)Ri k B fit A l iSpecialistServices RiskBenefitAnalysis

    SignalDetection RespondingtoRegulatoryEnquiries

    p

    SOPs,WIs,Guidance Audits/Inspectionsupport Trainings/Consultancy

    SupportServices

    35

    g y CAPAsexecution

  • PROPRIETARYSAFETYDATABASE

    LITERATUREAUTOMATIONMODULE

    ICSRPROCESSING:EFFECTIVE &

    PRODUCTINQUIRYTRAIL & EFFECTIVE&

    EFFICIENTTRAIL&

    RESPONSE

    GLOBALEVMPD GLOBALSUBMISSION&SUPPORT

    xEVMPDMODULE

    SIGNALDETECTION

    CLINICALTRIAL/

    36

    DETECTIONMODULEVACCINEMODULE

  • WHYLAMBDA?

    StrongLeadership Onestopsolution PhaseItoIV

    FinancialStability(Credit Rating AA+)

    GlobalFootprint: NA / EU / APAC

    SPONSOR(CreditRatingAA+)

    CAGR~20% Futuristicapproach:

    MedicalImaging Proteomics

    NA/EU/APAC WorldclassInfrastructure

    FlexibleBusinessModel ProteomicsModel

    Impeccableregulatorytrackrecords

    >5000Pk studies

    37

  • CONTACT Global:.

    Dr.MrinalKammiliExecutiveDirector

    NorthAmerica:.

    Ms.CathyLopezDirectorBusinessDevelopment

    [email protected]

    [email protected]

    RichardTullyDirector BusinessDevelopment

    M N h Si hp

    [email protected]

    Europe:.

    Mr.NareshSinghAssociateVicePresidentBusinessDevelopmentnareshsingh@lambdacro.com

    Dr.PeterJanvanDoornDirector,[email protected]

    Panomics:.

    Dr.RaviKrovidil

    Mr.ChrisCarterDirector,BusinessDevelopment(Pharmacovigilance)[email protected]

    [email protected]

    Turkey:.

    Ms.DevrimSabuncuogluManager [email protected]

    38

  • Followuson:

    www.lambdacro.com

    39