Member organisations

The founding members of EUFEMED

Healixia

Association Française de Pharmacologie Translationnelle
(Club Phase 1)

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Association for Applied Human Pharmacology (AGAH)
Germany

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Association for Human Pharmacology in the Pharmaceutical Industry (AHPPI)
United Kingdom

Polish Association for the Development of Innovative Medicines

Polish Association for the Development of Innovative Medicines

Association of Clinical Research Organizations in the Netherlands (ACRON)

Association of Clinical Research Organizations in the Netherlands (ACRON)


Healixia

Healixia formed in 2020 following the merging of a group of Belgian professional bodies (BAPU, ACRP.be, BeAPP and BRAS) who shared interests in the life cycle of medicines, medical devices and diagnostics. Members are active in research and development (including pre-clinical, early clinical and later phases), medical affairs, safety, regulatory affairs and market access across industry, academia and regulatory bodies. Healixia’s mission is to advance the professionalism of its members and to work with relevant stakeholders to build a strong community of professionals in Belgium.

Through its activities Healixia provides development, education, training and networking opportunities for all members.

 

 

Association Française de Pharmacologie Translationnelle

Founded in 1993, AFPT (formerly Club Phase I) is a French non-profit association whose members are physicians and scientists from stakeholder organisations (the pharmaceutical industry, contract research organisations and academia) involved in human pharmacology and translational medicine.

The aim of AFPT is to support and promote clinical research into healthcare products in France. Our mission is to facilitate methodological, regulatory and ethical exchanges between all parties engaged in the advancement of new therapies with emphasis on clinical pharmacology and early phase development. AFPT also commits to promote activities to support furthering the process, conduct and understanding of clinical science.

 

 

AGAH

The Association for Applied Human Pharmacology, founded in 1991, is a scientific medical not for profit organisation which members work in the field of explorative drug development and human pharmacology.

The organisation also welcomes professionals who work in the field of translational medicine i.e. bringing new medicinal products from the bench into clinical research.

 

AHPPI

The Association for Human Pharmacology in the Pharmaceutical Industry (AHPPI) is the oldest not-for-profit professional association involved in early phase drug development in the world. Founded in 1988, it provides a forum for continuing education in clinical pharmacology and in the regulatory aspects of early development of new medicines.

The membership of AHPPI includes physicians, nurses, clinical scientists and project managers who work for organisations, such as pharmaceutical companies and contract research organisations involved in developing new therapies and conducting clinical trials.

 


 

POLFEMED

POLFEMED is a non-profit organization dedicated to popularizing knowledge about the importance of clinical trials in the development of new therapies in medicine. Technological progress and growing resources of knowledge give hope for the development of individually designed therapies which will meet specific needs of each patient. Our mission is to promote the development and increase the availability of modern therapies for patients.

In order to respond to the challenges of the future, it is necessary to carry out intensive efforts to develop high-quality clinical trials, especially first-phase trials. POLFEMED’s aim is to facilitate access to the significant advances in medicine that have occurred over recent decades

 

ACRON

The Association of Clinical Research Organizations in the Netherlands (ACRON), formed in 1995, is a trade representative body for Clinical Research Organisations in the Netherlands. It represents the collective interests of the affiliated members. ACRON is involved in organizing meetings, both private and open and undertaking network and lobbying activities to ensure that the Netherlands functions optimally as a research country.

Together with its partners, ACRON works on optimizing the research environment in the Netherlands and, by contributing our expertise to various external working groups, ensuring the visibility of the CROs as important partners in clinical research.