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Questions and Answers Asked about Speakers Bureau (Promotional) Programs vs Independent Activities
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ASKED ABOUT SPEAKERS BUREAU (promotional) PROGRAMS
vs.
INDEPENDENT ACTIVITIES
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Question If it's an independent program... If it's a nonindependent
(Certified for CME) (promotional) program...
Who are the Parke-Davis Speakers Women's Health Care .1 oestrin Kathy Rutkoski
Bureau Coordinators? Kathy Rutkoski Jenne Graf
Jenne Graf Cognex Jill Weiss
Alzheimer's Claire Maioran
Jill Weiss Accupril Maureen Baxter
Claire Maioran Lynne Froisland
Hypertension and CHF Neuro n ' Susan Montan
Maureen Baxter Debbie Chaves
Lynne Froisland
E i llep SusanMontan
Debbie Chaves
How do I book an engagement? Non-applicable Please call the appropriate Parke-
Davis Speakers Bureau Coordinator
at 800-562-6451 to request a
booking for an engagement
What number should be given to the 1-800-562-6451 Non-applicable
hospital or institution CME
representative to obtain a Letter of
Agreement for an independent
activity?
What distinguishes an independent Par
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Emerging Concepts on the Use of Anticonvulsants
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19970606
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ATTORNEY'S EYES ONLY - CONFIDENTIAL. nr inatii n of this documrd of the information wed herein is stuuy f=
to counsel for the Parties to Trotted Stases ex reL Franklin v. Parke-Davis Division of Warner Lambert Coamanv* CA No. 96-11651-PBS, and counsel for the tinned Sine
connection with this action. This document and the inforination contained herein shall be used solely for the purpose of conducting this action and shall in no event be used
any +R*+-« e, Personal. F public or other purpose.
EMERGING CONCEPTS
ON THE USE OF ANTICONVULSANTS
June 6-8, 1997 The lodge at Woodcliff Rochester, NY 1716) 381-4000
INITIAL KNOWLEDGE INVENTORY
For each question, circle one answer
1. Potential causes of AED interactions include: hepatic
enzyme induction; inhibition/induction of metabolism;
and plasma protein binding.
a. True
b. False
c. True, but I would only be guessing
d. False, but I would only be guessing
2. Status epilepticus and prolonged postictal confusion
are more common in elderly patients.
a.
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Prescription Drug Program
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Prescription Drug Program
Examples:
> Prescriptions written by dentists will be paid fee-for-service without any special
comments when the dentist's performing provider number is placed on the claim
in the prescriber ID field.
> Antibiotics, anti-infectives, non-narcotic analgesics, and oxytocics prescribed
following abortion procedure are reimbursable on a fee-for-service basis for
clients enrolled in a Healthy Options managed health care plan.
> Over-the-counter contraceptives from a non-plan contracted pharmacy.
- Protease Inhibitors.
Healthy Options Clients Who Self Refer
Healthy Options managed care clients may self-refer to any of the following entities and receive
prescriptions related to the therapeutic classifications listed below. The prescriptions are
reimbursable on a fee-for-service basis and, clients may take these prescriptions to any Medicaid-
participating pharmacy.
Pharmacists must document the prescribing entity (e.g., mental health center) on the original
prescription. All other
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Advisory Boards: As of January 1, 1996, Responsibility of Physicians World Communications Group
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19960101
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CONFIDENTIAL
ADVISORY BOARDS
As of January 1, 1996, Responsibility of Physicians World
Communications Group
Question Answer
What is the 800: for the Parke-Davis Speakers 1-800-562-6451
Bureau?
Who is the Parke-Davis Speakers Bureau Advisory Jenae Graf
Board Coordinator?
What is an advisory board? An advisory board is a group of physicians or other
experts brought together for the purpose of providing
information and feedback to Parke-Davis about a
particular drug, product, or strategy. Legitimate
feedback is received from the planned discussion
What topics can be discussed at an advisory board? The discussion may include approved and non-
approved indications for the individual drug, product,
or therapy j?on discussion.
Can an Advisory Board be certified for CME credit? No.
May the Territory Manager suggest physician Yes; It is the policy of Parke-Davis to make available a
consultants to attend an Advisory Board? list of physician consultants in various therapeutic
areas. These may be opi
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Evaluation Form
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EVALUATION FORM
Please take a few minutes to complete this form which helps us plan future programs to better meet your
needs. To stay within guidelines, this evaluation must be completed and signed in order to receive
honorarium. Your comments are greatly appreciated.
Name
Please Print
What organizational pattern best describes your practice?
-private practice
-independent physician organization
---group practice
HMO
_PPO
other:
Have we dearly communicated the objectives of this meeting? Yes No
Comment
Comments you may have regarding the meeting format
Comments, suggestions, criticisms you may have regarding registration or travel arrangements:
How can Parke-Davis further help you in the management of patients with epilepsy?
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Evaluation Form
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Please evaluate presentation content by circling your response.
Excellent Vea Good Good Fair Z=
Steven C. Schachter, MD (#1) 5 4 3 2 1
John DeToledo, MD (#1) 5 4 3 2 1
William R. Garnett, PharmD (#1) 5 4 3 2 1
John DeTo
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6.
[Docket Number XI-A-10388C, Sandra Spencer versus Warner Lambert Company]
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19970109
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TRANSCRIPT
OF
TESTIMONY
S.S. No.: XXX-XX-XXXX DOCKET NO. XI-A-10388C
CLAIMANT
Sandra B. Spencer
13402 Scanlan Way
Davidson, NC 28036-7718
AND
EMPLOYER
Warner Lambert Company (A Corp.)
c/o Gates, McDonald & Company
3455 Mill Run Drive
Hilliard, OH 43026
Ralph Johnson
Attorney at Law
101 Farmgate Court
Youngsville, NC 27596
HEARING DATE: January 9, 1997
APPEALS REFEREE: Joseph D. Pearlman
TRANSCRIBER: Bettie B. Keiser
DATE: March 6, 1997
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XI-A-10388C
I'll call the hearing to order. Docket Number XI-A-10388C,
Sandra Spencer versus Warner Lambert Company. The matter is
being heard Joseph Pearlman, Appeals Referee, January 9, 1996 at
2:00 p.m. The matter has come on for hearing as a result of
claimant's, the employer's appeal from a decision by Robert
Rudisill, Docket 39132, which held claimant not disqualified.
Appearing is the claimant, Sandra Spencer, represented by an
attorney, Louis Lesesne of Charlotte. Appearing for employer are
witnesses, Les Slater, Barbara
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7.
Faculty Disclosure Declarations
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20010101
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University of Wisconsin Medical School
Office of Continuing Medical Education
FACULTY DISCLOSURE DECLARATION
It is the policy of the University of Wisconsin Medical School to insure balance, independence, objectivity, and scientific rigor in all individually sponsored or jointly sponsored educational programs. All faculty participating in any University of Wisconsin Medical School sponsored programs are expected to disclose to the program audience any real or apparent conflicts) of interest that may have a direct bearing on the subtest tnager of the continuing medical education program. This pertains to relationships with pharmaceutical companies, biomedical device manufacturera, or other corporations whose products or services are related to the subject matter of the presentation topic or manuscript The intent of mis policy is not ta prevent a spcater/author with a potential
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Prescription Drug Program
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20010700
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Montana Department of Public Health & Human Services
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Original Page, July 2001 Prescription Drug Program
Client Co-payment (ARM 37.85.204 and 37.85.402)
Clients are responsible for co-payments for Medicaid-covered services to a maxi-
mum of $200 per fiscal year except for the following:
Children under 21 years of age
Pregnant women
Nursing facility residents
Providers may choose to collect client co-payment at the time of service or bill the
client later. According to federal regulation, a provider cannot deny services to a
Medicaid client due to the client's inability to pay the co-payment at the time ser-
vices are rendered. However, the client's inability to pay the co-payment at the
time services are rendered does not lessen the client's obligation to pay the co-pay-
ment.
For the prescription drug program, co-payments are as follows:
$1 per generic drug
$2 per brand drug or other product
The fo
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Prescription Drug Program
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19981200
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Prescription Drug Program
Examples:
> Prescriptions written by dentists will be paid fee-for-service without any special
comments when the dentist's performing provider number is placed on the claim
in the prescriber ID field.
> Antibiotics, anti-infectives, non-narcotic analgesics, and oxytocics prescribed
following abortion procedure are reimbursable on a fee-for-service basis for
clients enrolled in a Healthy Options managed health care plan.
> Over-the-counter contraceptives from a non-plan contracted pharmacy.
> Protease Inhibitors.
Healthy Options Clients Who Self Refer
Healthy Options managed care clients may self-refer to any of the following entities and receive
prescriptions related to the therapeutic classifications listed below. The prescriptions are
reimbursable on a fee-for-service basis and, clients may take these prescriptions to any Medicaid-
participating pharmacy.
Pharmacists must document the prescribing entity (e.g., mental health center) on the original
prescription. All other f
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Medical Education: Non-Speakers, Independent Programs, Grants and Promotional Programs as of January 1, 1996 Handled by Parke-Davis, Marketing Logistic
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19960101
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Parke-Davis
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CONFIDENTIAL
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MEDICAL EDUCATION
Non-Speakers Bureau, Independent Programs, Grants and Promotional Programs
As of January *1, 1996 handled by
Parke-Davis, Marketing Logisitcs
Question Answer
What is an Independent (non-Speakers _ It is a program sponsored by Parke-Davis
Bureau) Medical Education program? where the company has no control over
content, speakers, or any other aspect of the
program.
How is a Promotional Medical Education A promotional program is also educational in
program different from an Independent one? nature, however, Parke-Davis is actively
involved and the discussions and materials
are strictly limited to approved indications
for the product being discussed
What is a grant? Grants are monies donated to institutions for
use as determined by the recipient.
How do I pay for these types of programs? An Independent program requires a contract
which is initiated by the Manager, Medical
Education. A check is cut in MOPS and
automatically sent to the institution.
Promotional
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