JCA and National HTA Submissions in Orphan Diseases
Identifying Interdependencies, Navigating Evidence Limitations and Aligning Data Requirements
Launching an orphan medicine in Europe has just become much more complex. Manufacturers must address stringent EU JCA requirements in addition to national HTA submissions. Evidence generation requirements have been transformed and need to take into account these new requirements—specifically interdependencies. In this webinar, RTI-HS experts will demystify key methodologies and highlight practical approaches to meet evolving JCA requirements while maintaining concordance with national HTA expectations.
Through real-world examples, we will explore how to anticipate comparator and PICO variability across EU markets, optimize systematic literature reviews (SLRs), and select appropriate analytical methods for complex evidence landscapes. Attendees will gain insight into how automation and AI can support efficient, compliant submission development. And we will present key learnings from the first JCA report.
Register For
- Practical focus on rare and orphan evidence challenges
- Clear comparison of JCA vs. national HTA expectations
- Actionable guidance on ITC method selection and justification
- Insights into integrated, cross-country evidence planning
- Expertise from RTI-HS in JCA-ready SLRs, advanced ITCs, and global HTA strategy
- Key learnings from the first JCA report released
Who Should Attend
- Market access and HEOR professionals
- Medical affairs and evidence strategy teams
- Clinical development and biostatistics leads
- Professionals preparing for EU JCA or national HTA submissions
Our Presenters
Patrick Hopkinson
Senior Advisor, EU Joint Clinical Assessment
Caroline Ling
Vice President, Value and Access
Jean-Gabriel Le Moine
Director, Evidence Synthesis and Statistics