Veterinary focus group meeting with stakeholders: revision of the reflection paper on anthelmintic resistance

• Date:
  Monday, 13 June 2016, All day
• Location:
  European Medicines Agency, Amsterdam, the Netherlands

The focus group meeting aims to facilitate the exchange of views from regulators, industry, research and veterinarians as part of the public consultation process on the revised draft reflection paper on anthelmintic resistance (CVMP/EWP/573536/2013-Rev.1). The Efficacy Working Party of the Committee for Medicinal Products for Veterinary Use (CVMP) revised the first version of the draft reflection paper to take into account comments received during public consultation. The CVMP adopted the revised reflection paper in April 2016 and released it for a second public consultation until 31 July 2016.

Documents

Minutes - Veterinary focus group meeting with stakeholders: revision of the reflection paper on anthelmintic resistance

Reference Number: EMA/CVMP/EWP/412810/2016

Agenda - Veterinary focus group meeting with stakeholders: revision of the reflection paper on anthelmintic resistance

Reference Number: EMA/CVMP/EWP/29236/2016

Presentation - Integrated management of helminths in goats and cattle (Carine Paraud)

Presentation - Anthelmintic resistance in Europe - Cattle, sheep and horses (Anita Bottger)

Presentation - Impact of specific formulations on anthelmintic resistance development (D. Murphy)

Presentation - Factors promoting anthelmintic resistance (Edwin Claerebout)

Presentation - Monitoring methods and systems (Georg Himmelstjerna, Jà¼rgen Krà¼cken)

Presentation - Current knowledge of best practice for promoting prudent use (L. Stubbings)

Presentation - Position of Federation of Veterinarians of Europe (FVE) (Rens van Dobbenburgh)

Presentation - Pharmacovigilance system - Regulatory tools: report on lack of efficacy (P. Ekstrom)

Presentation - Regulatory tools : Current standard information included in the summary of product characteristics / product literature (Stephan Steuber)

Presentation - Impact of multiple active products on resistance development (Thomas Geurden)