Analytical

• Translate existing guidelines into practice documents to assist with the technical aspects of assay development and validation, encompassing traditional and alternative sampling methods. These documents will complement existing guidelines from regulatory bodies such as ICH/FDA/EMA/ISO15189 and other organisations like Joint Committee for Traceability in Laboratory Medicine (JCTLM), aiming to provide practical insights and best practices for TDM analytical procedures.
• Organize regular educational events with a focus on online delivery to reach a global audience, covering topics related to traditional and alternative sampling methods, assay development, validation, and emerging technologies in the field of TDM analytical techniques. Work closely with regional activities focused on setting up and developing laboratory activities, such as the RAPS-Indonesia initiative, to provide targeted support and resources related to traditional and alternative sampling methods for TDM.
• Act as a cross-sectional committee to support other committees within IATDMCT when they receive inquiries or require assistance related to traditional and alternative sampling methods, assay development, and validation. This collaborative approach will ensure that the analytical expertise of the committee is available to support the broader objectives of IATDMCT.

The establishment of an Analytical Committee within IATDMCT will address the growing need for specialized support, guidance, and education in the field of TDM analytical techniques, including alternative sampling methods. By focusing on the activities outlined above, the committee aims to contribute to the advancement of analytical capabilities for TDM purposes and support the professional development of individuals involved in TDM-related laboratory activities. The committee will adjust its purpose as the need arises based on the member’s interest.

2025

 
23rd Congress, September 21-24, Singapore

• Symposium 4: Simplifying Drug Assays for Low-Resource Environments
• Symposium 7: Creative Solutions for Global Challenges in Fentanyl Monitoring and Toxicology

Danijela Kocic (Chair)
Arkadiusz Kocur (Vice-Chair)
Jan-Willem Alffenaar
Emmanuel Bourgogne
Jane Carland
Sean Currin
Deborah French
John Fisher
Ruth Mariam Ipe
Josko Ivica
Graham Jones
Richard Kevin
Paweł Kunicki
Jon Sánchez Munárriz
Thi Nguyen
Tomasz Pawinski
Dipika Pindoria
Bianca Posocco
Mirjana Radovanovic
Benedetta Sallustio
Oliver Scherf-Clavel
Christoph Seger
Aadil Sheikh
Cristiana Stefan
Marieke Sturkenboom
Janani Sundaresan
Karuna Tadepalli
Muhammad Taimoor Chaudhary