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OSP Roadmap

The OSP Roadmap builds on the Vision & Mission of Open Systems Pharmacology

Vision

Robust and reliable, easy-to-use modeling & simulation tools, processes and models for pharmaceutical and other life-sciences applications qualified and accepted by a scientific community from academia, regulatory agencies and industry available and open to everyone.

Mission

Provide a platform for joint development, review & qualification, and application of state-of-the-art tools for PBPK and Systems Pharmacology modeling and an open library of models for application as well as method & tool qualification purposes. Promote the idea of pre-competitive open collaboration for the advancement of modeling & simulation sciences in pharmaceutical and life science.

The Roadmap addresses high priority applications of Systems Pharmacology and the need to continuously develop the scientific, methodological and regulatory foundation together with the software platform

The following topics have been selected as strategic focus areas:

Area
Applications • Drug Drug Interactions
• Population Predictions
• First in Human Predictions
• Pharmacodynamics Modeling
Regulatory Foundation • Qualification Concepts
• Quality by Design & Automation
Scientific and Methodological Foundation • Statistical Modeling Concept in QSP
• Clinical Trial Simulation
• Representation of Omics Information
Software and Software Usability development

Dedicated Focus Groups have been established to conceptualize, design and progress the individual areas, the Management Team will coordinate the interplay of focus areas and interfaces between them

Focus groups shall be the owner of the development in the respective focus area, they are expected to conceptualize and coordinate activities of the respective field.

OSP Management Team will organize coordination and oversee and steer all activities.

The following Focus Groups have been established

  • Absorption
  • Automation
  • Biologics
  • Community Engagement
  • DDI
  • IVIVE
  • PBPK Best Practices
  • PBBM
  • PD
  • Special Populations
  • Statistical Modelling
  • Suite Release Management / Software Usability

Scope of Focus Groups

Focus Group Objective Lead (GiHub username)
Absorption The addition of model structures defining additional routes of administration/absorption is required to expand the application scope of the software in a consistent manner across users. The overall objectives are to define processes for
1. Technical generation of new routes of absorption destined for the OSP Suite
2. Evaluation of those absorption modules.
Erik Sjörgren (@Erik-Sjogren)
Automation Automation is a strategic theme of the OSP MT. Automation obviously is a means to increase efficacy but also an enabler the execution large technical tasks like population or trials simulations that cannot be conducted manually. Due to its intrinsic transparency, automation is an element of quality by design. Juri Solodenko (@Yuri05)
Biologics Biologics PBPK is a strategic theme of the OSP MT. Biologics, or Lrge Molecules, are key modalities in current drug research an development and their development can benefit from various applications of PBPK (with added TMDD, e.g. for antibodies). Wilbert De Witte (@wilbertdew)
Community Engagement • To streamline official outside communication channels of OSP
  - Social Media: LinkedIn / Twitter
  - Newsletter / OSP News Section
  - OSP Booth at conferences
  - OSP Events (Hackathon, …)
• Use Communication Channels to increase community engagement
• Obtain statements of endorsement
• Sustain Community Collaboration Framework
Stephan Schaller (@StephanSchaller)
DDI Quantitative DDI predictions (CYPs as well as transporters) are one of the key applications for PBPK and are a prerequisite for designing efficient clinical development programs and studies. A comprehensive library of well documented, qualified perpetrators and victims is a prerequisite for acceptance of DDI predictions from regulatory authorities. Thomas Wendel (@TWendl)
IVIVE • Improve and facilitate use of IVIVE in PK-Sim
• Provide guidelines on how to conduct IVIVE in PK-Sim
• Facilitate integration of in vitro data in prediction of DDI (e.g. integration of fraction metabolized)
• Extrapolation of Caco-2 permeabilities to effective permeabilities
Donato Teutonico (@teutonicod)
PBBM Quantitative predictions of formulation properties on PK (e.g. excipient effects or formulation comparisons) are one of the key applications for PBPK. An expanding library of well documented, qualified formulation release and dissolution models is a prerequisite for acceptance of PBBM predictions from regulatory authorities. André Dallmann (@AndreDlm)
PBPK best practices Establishing Standards for PBPK Model Development and Application to Ensure Reliability, Reproducibility and Transparency, Independent of Modeling Platform. The standards should be considered when developing a PBPK model, regardless of the platform. Not a how-to-guide Matthew Riggs (@riggsmm)
PD • PBPK/PD & QSP modeling is a strategic theme of the OSP MT
• Identify needs for enabling / facilitating PD/QSP modelling in PK-Sim and MoBi
• To streamline PD efforts of OSP
• Derive a strategy for / identify public or industrial collaborations or funding sources to sponsor roadmap implementation
Stephan Schaller (@StephanSchaller)
Special populations The addition of new or updated virtual populations is required to expand the application scope of the software in a consistent manner across users. The overall objectives are to define a process for
1. technical generation of populations destined for the OSP Suite and,
2. evaluation of those populations.
This protocol will allow populations to be added more efficiently.
Andrea Edginton (@Aedginto)
Statistical Modelling Statistical Modeling is a strategic theme of the OSP MT. Statistical modeling is a key enabler for PBPK and QSP M&S. Respective capabilities are required for all application areas to quantitatively assess population variability and uncertainty in prior knowledge and posterior results. Christian Diedrich (@DiedrichC)
Suite Release Mgmt. / Software Usability The software suite is a pillar and the nucleus of OSP. Development and maintenance of the suite is a core element of the OSP mission. Active Release Management is required to execute on this mission. Juri Solodenko (@Yuri05)

Code of conduct

Everyone interacting in the Open Systems Pharmacology community (codebases, issue trackers, chat rooms, mailing lists etc...) is expected to follow the Open Systems Pharmacology code of conduct.

Contribution

We encourage contribution to the Open Systems Pharmacology community. Before getting started please read the contribution guidelines.

License

Roadmap is released under the GPLv2 License.

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