Lecture 24 - pharmacoepidemiology Flashcards

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what are the processes after introduction of a new medicine?

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new medicine

marketing authorisation - EMA or MHRA

Health Technology Appraisal (SMC or NICE)

Local Formulary consideration and subsequent implementation

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what are licensing conditions ?

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EMA (European Medicines Agency)

MHRA – Medicines and Healthcare Regulatory Authority

Restrictions within the license

Risk Management Plans
Manufacturer responsibility

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what is an example of health technology consortium?

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Scottish medicine consortium

consortium of Area Drug and Therapeutics Committees (ADTCs) of 14 NHS Boards

provides Health Technology Assessment (HTA) for all new medicines and indications

part of Healthcare Improvement Scotland (HIS)

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what are the functions of the SMC ?

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mew medicines assessment: all new medicines, new indications/ license extensions and new formulation. provide advice as close as possible to the lauch.

horizon scanning- support health broad financial planning by providing intelligence on emerging medicines

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Describe the SMC assessment process.

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manufacture submits new medicine

Critical appraisal of data by pharmacist and economist

NDC presentation of case yer or no

The company can respond to this decision, possibly providing clarification or new analysis

SMC meeting presentation fo final case and decision

final advice issues on sec website

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what us drug utilisation and pahrmacoepidemiology?

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Drug Utilisation Research
studies on the marketing, distribution, prescription and use of drugs in a society

Pharmacoepidemiology
- the study of the utilisation and effects of drugs in large numbers of people

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what are different databases that can allow prescribing information system to support evidence generation ?

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National databases such as hospital records, maternity records, outpatient records, laboratory records, and the national death registry feed into the PIS. Additionally, it incorporates data from other databases, including disease audits, children’s education records, lifestyle studies, medical screening programs, and sociodemographic information

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what can risk prediction tools do?

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Create prediction models for the risk of acquiring a healthcare associated infection (HAI)

Vision: real time data were available, could aid clinical decision making at point of GP consultation/hospital admission

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what do we have nationally in our medical toolkit ?

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PIS; Prescribign infirmation system

HEPMA hospital medicines utilisation database

SACT systemic anticancer Treatments

Homecare

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