This two-day comprehensive Course on Latin America Regulatory compliance requirements will cover topics ranging from pre-clinical and clinical requirements through product registration, amendments and renewals across Pharmaceuticals, Biologics, Medical Devices and Combination Products. The Course will address the structure of the regulatory agencies in Latin America and discuss local cultural nuances to help you be successful in working with the regulators.
Robert J. Russell, (Bob) is the President of RJR Consulting, Inc., a Global Regulatory Consulting company, specializing in understanding regulatory issues for the pharmaceutical, medical device and combination products industry. Bob has more than 30 years of experience working with FDA, EMA, Healthcare Authorities and Agencies across Latin America, Middle East and Asia / Pacific supporting clients projects in these regions. Licensing, registrations, GMP, DMFs and borderline products are core competencies of the Course Director.
Prior to entering the consulting field, Mr. Russell was the Global Director of Regulatory Affairs for two Fortune 100 manufacturers of Drugs and Medical Devices. RJR's offices are located in every major region with in-country experts on staff handling local regulatory needs. Bob has a BS and MS in Chemistry.
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Regulatory landscape for pharmaceuticals in Brazil and Mexico topic was most valuable. Overall it was good seminar. It gave me a comprehensive view on the ins and outs of registration in LA. I like the scale of the event that makes it very focused and interactive.
The speaker was excellent and knowledgeable with topic. Understanding the regulatory process and registration requirements topics were useful to me.
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This seminar had great overview and introduction to Japan & S. Korea regulatory and clinical environment. Medical Device related material was most valuable for me as it is most aligned with my work. The amount of interaction between the participants and presenter was ideal. I would like to attend future seminar on "Regulatory and Clinical for Latin American countries".
Understanding the regulatory structure in the countries and how they interact, was the most valuable topic for me. Overall it was a good seminar - I learned a lot. Enjoyed the informal nature and being able to ask questions as went along. I would like to give thanks to ComplianceOnline for good customer service on the phone.
Overall it was a good course for Japan/S. Korea familiarity. More content on device, more discussion using application of data in real life scenarios, and less straight reading slides. I would like to attend future conferences on "Medical Device Tech Files" and "Medical Device Directives & Essential Requirements".
ComplianceOnline website was helpful and informative for the conference. I like the areas covered on "Identification of regional differences, and regulations & processes". subject was well chosen and overall it was good experience.
This course was offered by ComplianceOnline and it was excellent. Bob is very knowledgeable and have answered all my questions. I like the knowledge delivered on Clinical, however, got a lot more on other topics as well. Good Summary. I would like to attend future seminars on China and Latin America.
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