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Medicines New Zealand supportive of Government s PHARMAC Review, assuming it is not a box-ticking exercise

+Undoctored Media release from Medicines New Zealand Tuesday 2 March 2021, 04:18 PM 1 minute to Read Medicines New Zealand, the industry association representing companies involved in the research, development and manufacture of modern medicines and vaccines, is supportive of the proposed review into PHARMAC if it is intended to improve the existing system and enhance modern medicines access for patients and the health system. “Medicines New Zealand understands any Government’s need to have access to modern medicines in a timely manner, and the current Government has shown it is capable of moving swiftly to fund COVID-19 health measures in as short a timeframe as possible to save the lives of New Zealanders” said Dr Graeme Jarvis, CEO of Medicines New Zealand.

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Drug companies will reveal when they pay doctors to attend events

Photo: Andy Dean Photography/ 123rf Voluntary guidelines have been set out by Medicines New Zealand and the New Zealand Medical Association, asking drug companies to post annual reports on which doctors or health workers received payments and what the payments were for. Medicines New Zealand chief executive Graeme Jarvis. Photo: Supplied Medicines New Zealand chief executive Graeme Jarvis said his organisation was made up of companies researching, making and marketing drugs. All members, including major drug manufacturers Pfizer and GSK, had agreed to disclose payments to health workers, he said. Jarvis hoped the guidelines would increase public trust in the payments, which some researchers have said influence how doctors prescribe drugs for patients.

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Drug companies will reveal when they pay doctors to attend events

Drug companies will reveal when they pay doctors to attend events
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EU pushes back at concern over Covid-19 vaccine, says transparency will help New Zealand

STUFF In a press conference on Sunday, Ardern said the world could not afford to have “vaccine nationalism” right now. The European Union s ambassador to New Zealand has pushed back at claims of vaccine nationalism, saying the union s strong-arming of pharmaceutical companies will provide needed “transparency” to Covid-19 vaccine distribution. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern on Sunday said the European Union (EU) was “wrong” to require vaccine producers to seek authorisation before exporting vaccines, a move aimed at enforcing pre-purchase agreements which the EU says are not being honoured. “The world cannot afford vaccine nationalism right now,” Ardern said. The EU’s effort has been described as “unhelpful” by the World Health Organisation, and fuelled fears across the world that access to vaccines will be restricted.

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EU export restrictions on COVID-19 vaccines may jeopardise global supply

+Undoctored Media release from Medicines New Zealand Monday 1 February 2021, 09:50 AM Medicines New Zealand sees ‘vaccine nationalism’ as a significant threat to the roll-out of COVID-19 vaccines to all countries Medicines New Zealand, the industry association representing companies involved in the research, development and manufacture of modern medicines and vaccines, is extremely concerned over the reports that the European Union (EU) via the European Commission has introduced export restrictions for COVID-19 vaccines. “Medicines New Zealand understands any Government’s need to have access to COVID-19 vaccines in as short a timeframe as possible for its people. However we are getting increasingly worried that the measures proposed by the EU and its member states could be highly disruptive and impact the biopharmaceutical industry’s efforts to have billions of doses of COVID-19 vaccine available to the world in record time” said Dr Graeme Jarvis, CEO of Med

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