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Paediatric Health panel | Community of Practice | CELT

This exciting plenary was the second session of the first in person meeting of the Centre of Excellence for Long-acting Therapeutics’ (CELT) Community of Practice for long-acting therapeutics for maternal and paediatric health. The Community of Practice is a groundbreaking international group of researchers, community groups and advocates, regulators, policy makers, legislators, health care providers and more, who are dedicated to creating a strong pathway for pregnancy, lactation and child safety within the new scope of long-acting research. The second session of the day concentrated on paediatric health. This is another underserved area of clinical research, but is key to international long-acting therapeutics research. While we have taken time to ensure accuracy in the captions, please understand that some mistakes may have been missed. If you spot any mistakes in the captions, please contact us on askcelt@liverpool.ac.uk. 00:00 Chair, Professor Dan Hawcutt, introduces the paeditric health session 00:27 Professor Moherndran Archary - Paediatric health priorities – Identifying where the need is greatest 20:20 Professor Edmund Capparelli - Pharmacokinetics and safety considerations for long-acting therapeutics: use in children 47:21 Dr Prajith Venkatasubramanian - Long-acting therapeutic technologies and innovations: Potential applications for paediatric health priorities 1:10:21 Question and Answer session starting with a question from Dr Grace Miheso from Kenya 1:15:57 A question from Dr Andrew Butler from the MHRA (a UK regulatory body) 1:19:13 A question from Patrick Gad Iradukunda from Rwanda Food and Drug Authority 1:22:10 a follow up question about microarray patches for children’s medication 1:27:40 A final comment from Dr Adeniyi Olagunju We extend our thanks to global health agency ‪@Unitaid‬, who fund the Community of Practice and without whom, this meeting and all our work would not be possible. Links: CoP project page - https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/centre-of... Unitaid – https://unitaid.org/about-unitaid/