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1998 Strategic Plan and A&P Allocation Grid, Neurontin
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19970827
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1998 Strategic Plan and ARP Allocation Grid
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UNwi Eehpey Conference
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Pharmacy Coverage Policy
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20020511
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Pharmacy Coverage Policy
DHS Home Page-> Health Care->Provider Services ->Manuals->Pharmacy Coverage Policy
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Pharmacy Coverage Policy
Prescription Requirements
All medication is dispensed on the basis of a written prescription from the
prescribing provider. Exceptions are allowed in emergency situations. In t
instances where an emergency arises, a 72 hour supply of medication may
dispensed on the basis of a phone-in prescription. Emergency prescription
refillable. An example of an emergency situation is a physician phoning it
antibiotic for a child over the weekend. A 72 hour supply of medication m
dispensed until a written prescription can be obtained.
Rebate Agreement
Only those drug products that are manufactured by pharmaceutical compa
have signed a rebate agreement with HCFA pursuant to the Omnibus Bud;
Reconciliation Act of 1990 will be reimbursed.
Brand Necessary
In those instances where a medication is subject to Federal or State Upper
and the pr
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Gabapentin for Treatment of Pam: Consultants Meeting - September 28, 1995 Boston MA
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19950929
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Hayes, L
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assessment at end of 6 wk.
t#4. Diabetic Neuropathy (Boston) N=40, plc vs. 1200 mg GBP, crossover. roc length of
trmt. Report daily pain scores, global assessment at end of trmt.
R. Portenoy
- Enormous heterogeneity of syndromes of chronic pain (HA., osteoarthritis, degenerative
joint disease. neuropathic pain) are treated by analgesics classified as opioid, non-opioid, and
"adjuvant" (or non
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Medicaid Pharmacy Services Provider Manual
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19980700
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South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services
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BUREAU OF HEALTH SERVICES TEL:18038984517 P.001
.AUG. -21' 01(TLTE) 15:40
SO.UTH CAROLINA
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
MEDICAID
PHARMACY SERVICES
PROVIDER MANUAL
JULY 1998
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TEL: 1803898451'
P. 002
5-1 Services 16rovider Manual
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COVERAGE GUIDELINES
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in or a short. term illness. for
The basic objective of the Medicaid PbarmacYas emergency
of saving lives for hospitalization. This
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pl rmaccuticals for the purpose illness, or for limiting m its standards for
sustaining life in chronic or long term and restrictions set forth by the DHHS
manual outlines additional Tequl ai
providing services to Medicaid recipients*
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services include the dispensing of most legend and
uticals which are Food and Drug cals to eligible recipients- Pharmacy Only rebated pltarmace For each pharmaceutical
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1997 Epilepsy Disease Team Goals
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19970000/e
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1-991 EPILEPSY DISEASE TEAMGOALS'
2ed Quarter Results to Goals
1. NEURONTIN®
A. Increase use of Neurontin in emerging applications
1. create direct mail program for high prescribing psychs (April) - completed
2. complete enrollment in post-hepatic neuralgia Phase IV trial (June) -
completed
3. continue CME study courses (April/June) - complete/on-going
B. Implement Neurontin transitional campaign - set stage for monotherapy
1. hold STEPS symposium at AAN (April) - completed (400 attendees)
2. maximize promotional exposure at AAN (April) - completed (promo booth, poster
sessions, market research, promo dinners w/key neuros)
3. continue CME Merritt-Putnam programs (April-June)
a. Residents Prog. (100 attendees in May)
b. CBU Local Programs
4. complete life cycle plan - updated
C. Position Neurontin as a first-line monotherapy AED/Increase Monotherapy Use
1. conduct initial research for monotherapy campaign (April-June)-completed phase I
2. finalize monotherapy positioning (Jun
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Grant Request: Scientific Article Series in Support of Epilepsy Education
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19961212
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Parenti, Mary A|Beck, Leigh A|Globus, Nancy J
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Medical Education Systems Incorporated
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MEDICAL EDUCATION SYSTEMS. INC.
1800 JOHN F. KENNEDY BOULEVARD. SUITE 800 PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA 19103.7408 TELEPHONE: 115.665,1060 FAX: 215.665.1110
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GRANT REQUEST
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Scientific Article Series in Support of Epilepsy Education
Prepared for
John Knoop, Director, Epilepsy Disease Team
Allen Crook, Product Segment Manager
PARKE-DAVIS
Morris Plains, New Jersey
Prepared by
Mary A. Parenti, PharmD, President and Chief Executive Officer
Leigh A. Beck, Senior Director, Professional Programs
Nancy J. Globus, PharmD, Director, Clinical Information
Medical Education Systems, Inc.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
December 12, 1996
Copyright© 1996. All Rights Reserved.
Copyrights19%. All Right, Reserved. MedScal Education System , IneSuite 800. 1800 JFK 81vd, Phi,lphia. PA 19103 (215)66S7o60.
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Medical Education Systems, Inc. Proposal to U PARKE-DAVIS
Scientific Article Series in Support of Epilepsy Education
OVERVIEW
Under an educational grant from PARKE-DAVIS, Medi
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3rd Quarter Goals
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Yd Quarter Goals
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A) Establish Cerebyx as drug of choice for acute seizure treatment
I. hold advisory board at DEC meeting (July)
2. maximize promotional exposure at key professional meetings (ENA, ACEP, IEC)
(July-Sep)
3. distribute senate CE publications for pharmacists & neurosurgeons (July)
4. maximize promotional efforts of new campaign w/CBU's (July-Sep)
B) Change Status Epilepticus protocols in favor of Cerebyx
1. publish AAN summary from CME symposium to Neuros & ER specialists (Aug)
2. incorporate IM vs IV study results into speakers slide kit (Aug)
3. publish new status treatment protocol (July)
4. start Dr. Treiman "Order Effect" Study (Aug)
C) Maximize Cerebyx Pull-Through at target hospitals
1. conduct 3Q Tool Box meeting w/CBU's (July)
2. finalize "price/volume" analysis and plan (July)
3. implement any approved "plus plan" progress (July-Sep)
4. finalize ZS sales force structure plan (July)
5. maximize relationships with GPO's to push product (July-Sep)
6. hold monthly diseas
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Administrative Rules of South Dakota: Items and Services Not Covered
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20021028/e
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ARSD 67:16:14:05
G.D. Admin. R. 67:16:14:05
ADMINISTRATIVE RULES OF SOUTH DAKOTA
TITLE 67 DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES
ARTICLE 67:16 COVERED MEDICAL SERVICES
CHAPTER 67:16:14 PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
Current through October 28, 2002.
67:16:14:05. Items and services not covered.
In addition to the items and services not specifically listed in § 67:16:14:04,
the following items and services are not covered under this chapter:
(1) Nonlegend prescription drugs and over-the-counter items and medical
supplies except for those items covered under § 67:16:14:04;
(2) Medical supplies or delivery charges;
(3) Legend oral vitamins except for legend vitamins prescribed for the
prenatal care of pregnant women covered under § 67:16:14:04;
depressants;
(4) Items prescribed for weight control or appetite Pres
(5) Nicotine patches and other nicotine replacement products;
(6) Agents to promote fertility or treat impotence;
(7) A
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1998 Strategic Plan and A&P Allocation Grid, Neurontin
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19970815
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1998 Strategic Plan and A&P Allocation Grid
Neurontin
CBU ESTIMATES
MMPC Imd IMES uc38 Cffi)S ..c.cot1 'MOM EC,CBH ALCM *.Call T.6t6i
1. Expand Neuronlin,use In epilepsy through the Introduction of montherapy.
Merritt-Putnam Speakers Bureau 04 400 400
AES MerrltlPuham 04 400 400
Southern C9rricst SuppNnwnt 04 100 100
NEF (Mgmt.Orents,Newltr,Forum) 04 650 650
Convention Displays 02 450 450
Internet Support Cdurlila 04 50 50
Staying In Touch Newsletter 09 100 100
Sdiolaza p Program 04 100 100
Neurology for NonraurologM 04 200 200
Patient Ant, program 14 600 600
Wider Resident Program 04 300 300
EFA 04 600 000
Triple VC6nlonns 06 100 100
Journal Advertising 10 1200 1200
PDR 09 100 100
Died Mel (3 aeries x S waves) 06 600 600
Convention Books 04 so 50
Convention Giveaways 09 100 100
Patient Ed. Brochures 09 100 100
Talesesilons 09 1.190 1100
PCPIAAFP State Cane. Med. Ed. 04 300 300
Apeney Fee 07 720 720
Market Reward' 23 400 400
Unaloceted 12,249 1.470 10.770
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Express Report From: American Academy of Neurology 48th Annual Meeting
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19960330/e
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EXPRESS REPORT FROM
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF NEUROLOGY
48TH ANNUAL MEETING
Novel Applications of AEDs: Current Research
March 23-30, 1996/San Francisco, California
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AGGRESSIVE DOSING OF GABAPENTiN SHOWN TO BE EFFECTIVE AND WELL TOLERATED
Studies presented here at the annual meeting convincingly convey the benefits of rapid titration of gabapentin
(Neurontln'; Parke-Davis), and its role
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