SACHA Governance & Coordination
National Coordinators
Dr Pablo Berlanga
France - Gustave Roussy
Dr Gerard Millen
UK - Birmingham Women's and Children’s Hospital
Dr Antonio J. Ribelles
Spain - La Fe Hospital
Dr Johannes Gojo
Austria - Vienna University Hospital
Dr Ruta Tuckeviene
Denmark - Rigshospitalet, Copenhagen
Dr Nicoletta Bertorello
Italy - Regina Margherita Children’s Hospital
Dr Cormac Owens
Ireland - Children’s Health Ireland
Dr Geoffrey McCowage
Australia - The Children's Hospital at Westmead
SACHA International Steering Committee
Prof. Gilles Vassal
ITCC Representative
Pharmacovigilance
Dr Salim Laghouati
Gustave Roussy
Dr Lee Aymar Ndounga-Diakou
Gustave Roussy
Regional SACHA OIR representatives
Nicolas André
CHU Marseille
Nadège Corradini
Centre Léon Bérard (SACHA OIR PACAURA – South-East)
Marion Strullu
Hôpital Robert Debré
Isabelle Aerts
Institut Curie / Hôpital Robert Debré (SACHA OIR CANPEDIF – Île-de-France)
Claire Brisset
CHU Angers (SACHA OIR GOCE – Grand Ouest)
Stéphane Ducassou
CHU Bordeaux (SACHA OIR ISOCELLE – South-West)
Natacha Entz-Werle
CHU Strasbourg
François Sevrin
Oscar Center (SACHA OIR EN-HOPE – North-East)
2 Members from the UFPV
Dr Salim Laghouati
Gustave Roussy
Dr Lee Aymar Ndounga-Diakou
Gustave Roussy
Gilles Vassal
Gustave Roussy, Sponsor Representative
Mehdi Touat
AP-HP La Pitié-Salpêtrière, SACHA representative for ANOCEF
Yannick Tanguy
Imagine For Margo, representative for patient advocates
2 Lead Clinical Research Associates (CRAs)
Marianne Roumy
CHU Angers (Lead CRA – SFCE)
Marjolaine Renouard
Institut Curie (Lead CRA – SACHA)
SACHA International collaborative Network
Initially launched in France, SACHA is now expanding internationally to strengthen the evidence base and promote broader access to innovation. The project is currently open in Australia and five European countries outside France and in preparation in six others countries, including Belgium, Sweden, New Zealand, Israel, Norway and Slovenia.
Each participating country is supported by national coordination and follows a harmonized methodology. Data contribute to a shared international registry, reinforcing the scientific impact of the initiative.
