Product information and information to the public
Topic outline
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After completing this course, you will be able to:
- Describe the components of product information and access to information they contain
- Outline the legal mandate and review process of product information
- Explain the difference between advertising and promotion of medicines to the general public and healthcare professionals with reference to the legal framework
- Explain the relation between different levels of Codes of Conduct and their differentiation to Codes of Ethics
- Relate the EFPIA Code of Practice to the underlying EU Directive 2001/83
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Learning outcomes of this lesson:
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Describe the components of product information and access to information they contain
- Outline the legal mandate and review process of product information
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Learning outcomes of this lesson:
- Explain the difference between advertising and promotion of medicines to the general public and healthcare professionals with reference to the legal framework
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Learning outcomes of this lesson: - Explain the relation between different levels of Codes of Conduct and their differentiation to Codes of Ethics
- Relate the EFPIA Code of Practice to the underlying EU Directive 2001/83
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Product information and information to the public
After completing the course, you will be able to:
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Describe the components of product information and access to information they contain
- Outline the legal mandate and review process of product information
- Explain the difference between advertising and promotion of medicines to the general public and healthcare professionals with reference to the legal framework
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Explain the relation between different levels of Codes of Conduct and their differentiation to Codes of Ethics
- Relate the EFPIA Code of Practice to the underlying EU Directive 2001/83
Duration: 8 hours