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RARE DISEASE: TERMS & DEFINITIONS USED

IN OUTCOMES RESEARCH

Tuesday, June 3, 2014

FORUM

Moderator

FORUM

RARE DISEASES: TERMS & DEFINITIONS

USED IN OUTCOMES RESEARCH

Zeba M. Khan,

RPh, PhD Vice President, Strategic

Market Access & Policy,

Celgene Corporation,

Summit, NJ, USA

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Trevor Richter PhD, MSc, BSc, Research Manager,

Health Economics, Canadian Agency for Drugs and

Technologies in Health (CADTH), Ottawa, ON, Canada

FORUM

SPEAKERS

Robert Babela, PhD, MSc, Head of Department of Health Economics/HM,

St. Elizabeth University, Bratislava, Slovakia

Zeba M. Khan, RPh, PhD Vice President,

Strategic Market Access & Policy,

Celgene Corporation, Summit, NJ, USA

Robert Babela, PhD, MSc, Head of Department of Health

Economics/HM, St. Elizabeth University, Bratislava, Slovakia

Sandra Nestler-Parr, PhD, MPhil, Director, Market Access &

Reimbursement, Advocate Consulting, London, UK

Trevor Richter PhD, MSc, BSc, Research Manager, Health

Economics, Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in

Health (CADTH), Ottawa, ON, Canada

Dyfrig Hughes, PhD, MSc, Professor, Centre for Health

Economics and Medicines Evaluation, Bangor University, Wales,

UK

Zeba M. Khan, RPh, PhD, Vice President, Strategic Market

Access & Policy, Celgene Corporation, Summit, New Jersey,

USA

FORUM

Writing Group

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Ruzan Avetisyan, PhD, MD, Global Evidence and Value Development Department,

Genzyme / Sanofi, Belmont, MA, USA

Robert Babela, PhD, MSc, Head of Department of Public Health / HM

St. Elizabeth University, Bratislava, Slovakia

Bryan Bennett, PhD, BSc, Senior Outcomes Researcher, Oxford Outcomes, Oxford, UK

Jacqueline Bowman-Busato, Executive Director, EPPOSI, Brussels, Belgium

Annie Chicoye, PhD, Development Vice-President, Health Management Institute, ESSEC

Business School, Paris, France

Melike Deger, MSc, Health Economist, Cochlear AG, Basel, Switzerland

Meg Franklin, PharmD, PhD, Associate Professor of Pharmacy Administration,

Department of Pharmaceutical and Administrative Sciences, Presbyterian College School

of Pharmacy, Clinton, SC, USA

Vivian Herrera, Director, Global Evidence and Value Development, Rare Diseases & MS,

Sanofi US, Bridgewater, NJ, USA

Zoltán Kaló, PhD, MD, MSc, Director, Health Economics Research Centre, Faculty of

Social Sciences, Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE), Budapest, Hungary

LEADERSHIP GROUP

FORUM Katarzyna Kolasa, MSc, Market Access Associate Director, Biogen Idec, Zug,

Switzerland

Yasufumi Kuroda, PhD, Manager, Daiichi Sankyo Pharma Development, Edison, NJ,

USA

Zhimei (Jamae) Liu, PhD, Director, Oncology US Health Economics & Outcomes

Research, Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation, East Hanover, NJ, USA

Sandra Milev, MSc, Health Economist, Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in

Health (CADTH), Ottawa, Canada

Sandra Nestler-Parr, PhD, MPhil, Director, Market Access & Reimbursement, Advocate

Consulting, London, UK

Chris Pashos, PhD, Vice President, Global Outcomes and Epidemiology Research,

Takeda Pharmaceuticals International, Inc., Cambridge, MA, USA

Trevor Richter PhD, MSc, BSc, Research Manager, Health Economics, Canadian

Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health (CADTH), Ottawa, ON, Canada

Phil Ruff PhD, BSc, Director, Global Market Access, Shire HGT, Lexington, MA, USA

Ruth Suter MBA, RD, Market Access - Pt S, BioMarin, Novato, CA, USA

Vlad Zah PhD, BSc, Health Economist, ZRx Outcomes Research Inc., Belgrade, Serbia

LEADERSHIP GROUP (continued)

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RARE DISEASE TERMINOLOGY & DEFINITIONS

USED IN OUTCOMES RESEARCH WORKING

GROUP

FORUM Co-Chairs

Dyfrig Hughes, PhD, MSc Professor,

Centre for Health Economics

and Medicines Evaluation,

Bangor University, Wales, UK

Zeba M. Khan, RPh, PhD Vice President,

Strategic Market Access &

Policy, Celgene Corporation,

Summit, New Jersey, USA

WHY DO WE HAVE A RARE DISEASE SIG?

FORUM

Attention on rare diseases is increasing as

policy incentives for R&D are working.

Rare disease treatment costs are increasingly

scrutinized.

Unmet needs, and therefore, opportunities for

advancements in care are great, with ~75% of

currently recognized rare diseases having no

effective treatment.

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Many different concepts and terms are used

to describe rare diseases, their treatments,

and related health technologies.

Terms & definitions differ:

Nationally and internationally

Across geographic boundaries and jurisdictions

Across stakeholders and stakeholder types

WHY RARE DISEASE TERMINOLOGY

AND DEFINITIONS?

RARE DISEASE SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS

FORUM

Currently 2 SIG Working Groups

Rare Disease Terminology & Definitions Used in

Outcomes Research

Rare Disease Challenges In Assessment and Appraisal

of Diagnostics & Treatments

Upcoming 2 More SIG Working Groups

HTA of Rare Disease Diagnostics & Treatments

Methodology - Measuring Use, Costs and Effectiveness

of Rare Disease Care

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There are approx. 7000 rare diseases affecting an

estimated 27- 36 million people in the European Union

and a further 25 million in the USA

On average, five new diseases are described every

week in the medical literature

The two most common ways of expressing rare

disease prevalence rates are either by:

number of affected individuals in total population within

a jurisdiction, or

proportion of an absolute number within a jurisdiction

ORHANET: About Rare Diseases. Available at: http://www.orpha.net/consor/cgi-

bin/Education_AboutRareDiseases.php?lng=EN [Accessed March 19, 2014]

EMA: Medicines for rare diseases. European Medicines Agency 2014, Available at:

http://www.ema.europa.eu/ema/index.jsp?curl=pages/special_topics/general/general_content_000034.jsp&mid=W

C0b01ac058002d4eb [Accessed March 17, 2014]

The EMA and FDA have been encouraging applications

for orphan designation since 2008 (incl. Japan, 2012)

In 2013, the FDA approved 33 drugs for treating rare

diseases and funded 15 new orphan product grants for

about $14 million, all supporting clinical research in rare

diseases

EMA recommended for marketing authorization 11

orphan drugs for the treatment of rare diseases in 2013,

compared to 4 in 2011

FDA: FDA Speeds Innovation in Rare Disease Therapies. Food and Drug Administration 2014, Available at:

http://www.fda.gov/forconsumers/consumerupdates/ucm387513.htm [Accessed: March 17, 2014]

EMA: Rare Disease Day 2014 – twelve new orphan medicines available to patients over the past year. European Medicines Agency

2014, Available at:

http://www.ema.europa.eu/ema/index.jsp?curl=pages/news_and_events/news/2014/02/news_detail_002033.jsp&mid=WC0b01ac058004

d5c1 [Accessed March 17, 2014]

EMA: Orphan designation. European Medicines Agency 2014, Available at:

http://www.ema.europa.eu/ema/index.jsp?curl=pages/regulation/general/general_content_000029.jsp&mid=WC0b01ac05800240ce

[Accessed March 17, 2014]

FORUM

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Stakeholder groups other than regulators, including

payers and reimbursement bodies, patient groups, and

other organizations differ in how they define rare

disease terms

The use of diverse terminology, the absence of a clear

taxonomy, and the use of inconsistent definitions can

result in confusion, or the encouragement of

strategic manoeuvring that may not be in the best

interests of patients or wider society

Despite progress in a wide range of collaborative

regulatory and patient-related activities internationally,

no common definition of rare diseases and related

healthcare interventions has been adopted

FORUM

Our review presents definitions for rare disease

identified from a systematic search of 32 countries

from each of the six global regions

Our review provides a comprehensive overview of the

commonalities and differences that exist in

definitions used across all of the relevant types of

organization and multiple jurisdictions globally

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METHODOLOGY

Members of ISPOR were invited to join the leadership

working group

Members represent diverse range of stakeholders:

Regulatory

Academic

Pharmaceutical industry

Patient organizations

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METHODOLOGY

Identified 17 English-language terms used in defining

rare diseases and associated therapeutic interventions

Rare disease(s)

Rare disorder(s)

Rare condition(s)

Neglected disease(s)

Orphan disease(s)

Orphan subset

Syndrome(s) without a name

Rare and neglected disease(s)

Undiagnosed disease(s)

Ultra-orphan disease(s)

Ultra-rare disease(s)

Very rare disease

Highly specialized technologies

Orphan drug(s)

Orphan medicinal product(s)

Orphan product(s)

Ultra-orphan drug(s)

Other

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Identify agencies / organizations where terms are used

METHODOLOGY

Organization Definition

HTA Agency Agencies with the a primary mandate to carry out health

technology assessments, including governmental, quasi-

governmental, and non-governmental organizations.

Private Payer Organizations such as private health insurance providers.

Public Payer Public health insurance providers.

Regulator Regional and national government agencies that regulate

pharmaceuticals and medical devices

Umbrella Patient

Organization

Includes advocacy (patient) groups, policy groups, and

organizations that provide resources for patients with rare

diseases.

Other

Any organization that could not be classified into one

category was categorized as ‘Other’, including

pharmaceutical trade organizations, research centers, and

non-regulatory government agencies.

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METHODOLOGY

COUNTRIES

NORTH AMERICA: Canada, Mexico, USA

SOUTH AMERICA: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Columbia

EUROPE: Czech Republic, Denmark, EURORDIS,

European Union, France, Germany, Ireland,

Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Slovakia,

Spain, Sweden, UK – England, Scotland,

Wales

ASIA: China, India, Japan, South Korea, Russia,

Taiwan, Turkey

AFRICA: South Africa

OCEANIA: Australia

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DATA COLLECTION

Recruited local researchers who spoke the search country

native language.

Each researcher searched for all 17 terms (or equivalent

translations) for each agency online.

Definitions were recorded in the original language and in

English.

If a term was found, the full definition and source were

recorded.

Terms identified but not on the search term list were added to

the list and the definition and source were recorded.

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DATA COLLECTION

Collected data were submitted to the ISPOR Rare Diseases

SIG liaison.

Data were reviewed to ensure quality.

Incomplete or improperly recorded entries were returned to

researchers for proper completion through additional

searches.

In some cases, data were verified by additional volunteers

identified through the ISPOR Regional Chapters, the ISPOR

Regional Consortia, or the ISPOR member database.

Data from each country were combined into a single

consolidated database.

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5,444 searches performed

296 definitions identified

Definitions in all 32 countries

RESULTS

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Jurisdiction Organization Definition of Rare Disease

United

States FDA

The term "rare disease or condition'' means

any disease or condition which (A) affects less

than 200,000 persons in the United States,

or (B) affects more than 200,000 in the United

States and for which there is no reasonable

expectation that the cost of developing and

making available in the United States a drug

for such disease or condition will recovered

from sales in the United States of such drug.

European

Union EMA

Rare diseases are defined as life-threatening

or chronically debilitating conditions that affect

no more than 5 in 10,000 people in EU.

Definitions from prominent regulatory agencies

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TERMINOLOGY I

Words used most often:

‘Disease’

‘Rare’

‘Orphan’

RESULTS

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RESULTS

Frequency of words used in definitions

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TERMINOLOGY II

Terms used most often:

‘Rare disease’

‘Orphan drug’

RESULTS

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TERMS USED IN DEFINITIONS

38%

27%

6%

5%

4%

3%

3%

3%

2%

1%

1%

1%

1%

1%

1%

1%

0%

0%

0%

0%

0%

0%

0%

Rare disease

Orphan drug

Orphan disease

Orphan medicinal product

Rare disorder

Ultra-rare disease

Highly specialised technologies

Rare condition

Neglected disease

Very rare disease

Orphan product

Ultra-orphan drug

Ultra-orphan disease

Rare disability

Orphan indication

Pharmacological therapies of high…

Rare medicinal technology

Orphan pharmaceutical product

Priority review drugs

Orphan subset

Extremely rare disease

Rare and neglected disease

Syndrome without a name

Relative frequency of use in definitions

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ORGANIZATIONS

Patient organizations & regulators have the

most definitions

RESULTS

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Proportion of organizations with definitions

RESULTS

30%

26%

16%

14%

10%

3%

Umbrella PatientOrganization

Regulator

Public payer

HTA Agency

Other

Private Payer

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PREVALENCE THRESHOLDS I

88% of countries included a prevalence

threshold in at least one definition of rare

disease

Umbrella patient groups & regulators have

the most liberal prevalence thresholds

RESULTS

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Prevalence thresholds by organization type

Patients per 10,000 people

5

4

4

3

3

3

4

Umbrella Patient…

Other

Regulator

Public payer

Private Payer

HTA Agency

Average

most liberal

least liberal

RESULTS

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PREVALENCE THRESHOLDS II

Relatively small regional differences in

prevalence thresholds

Range: 3 to 5 patients per 10,000 people

Global average threshold:

4 patients per 10,000 people (0.00039)

RESULTS

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RESULTS

Patients per 10,000 people 8

6 6

5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5

5 4

4 4

4 4 4 4 4 4

3 3 3

3 3

2 2

1 1

1

ChinaUnited States

BrazilIndia

ArgentinaChile

ColombiaCzech Republic

FranceIrelandMexico

SlovakiaGermany

PolandItaly

SpainEuropean Union

JapanNetherlandsGrand Total

CanadaTurkey

ScotlandEngland

United KingdomWales

South AfricaSwedenRussia

DenmarkTaiwan

Australia

most liberal

least liberal

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Australia

Canada Denmark

England Korea

Russia

Scotland

South Africa

Sweden

Taiwan

Turkey

Wales

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

China

Colombia

Czech Republic

France

Germany India

Ireland

Italy Japan Mexico

Netherlands

Poland Slovakia

Spain

United States

Lower than global averageHigher than global average

Prevalence Thresholds by Country

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Prevalence thresholds by region

RESULTS

Patients per 10,000 people

5

5

4

4

3

1

4

SA

NA

EU

AS

AF

OC

Average

most liberal

least liberal

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FORUM

There is a global trend towards defining ‘rare

disease’

Definitions are generally rigorous

With respect to prevalence, but other criteria also need to

be considered & defined

There is some consistency in prevalence thresholds

But variation within & among countries & organizations

Most definitions from most organizations in

most countries use a prevalence of 4 patients

per 10,000 people

CONCLUSIONS

FORUM Activity Date

Rare Disease Meeting in Berlin November 2012

Rare Disease SIG development January – April 2013

RD SIG meeting at 18th Annual ISPOR International Meeting May 21, 2013

RD Terms & Definitions WG developed June 2013

T & D Kick Off TC July 29, 2013

Gather sources, develop research methodology, select countries August – September 2013

RD T&D WG meeting 16th Annual European Congress in Dublin November 5, 2013

RD SIG Forum 16th Annual European Congress in Dublin November 5, 2013

Country research – assign authors, conduct research December 2013 – March 2014

Development of the draft manuscript Mid-January – April 2014

Circulation of draft to primary reviewers May 12 – 19, 2014

Forum presentation June 3, 2014

Writing team working meeting during Montreal June 4, 2014

Revisions based on comments from forum Due Friday, June 20, 2014

Revisions DUE Tuesday, July 15, 2014

Final review by RD SIG Review Group July 21 – August 4, 2014

Revisions DUE Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2014

Manuscript finalized by co-chairs September 3 – 17, 2014

Final paper submitted to Value in Health September 19, 2014

RARE DISEASE TERMINOLOGY & DEFINITIONS USED

IN OUTCOMES RESEARCH WORKING GROUP

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If you would like to join the Rare Disease SIG

review group:

Please email Theresa ([email protected]), or

Go to www.ispor.org and click the green

Special Interest Group menu at the top of the

homepage, then select “JOIN” on the pull-

down menu.

FORUM

RARE DISEASE TERMINOLOGY & DEFINITIONS USED

IN OUTCOMES RESEARCH

Q & A

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Is there an appetite for global harmonization

of definitions?

Does a universal definition of ‘rare disease’

make sense?

FUTURE CONSIDERATIONS