SLIDE 1 The international collaborative project to evaluate the availability and accessibility of
- pioids for the management of cancer pain in
Africa, Asia, Latin America and Middle East Preliminary results for peer review:
INDIAN STATES
Nathan I Cherny
Project coordinator
Chair, ESMO Palliative Care Working Group Member, EAPC research steering committee Norman Levan Chair in Humanistic Medicine Dept Oncology Unit Head: Cancer pain and palliative Medicine Shaare Zedek Medical Center, Jerusalem, Israel Chernyn@Netvision.net.il
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General Background Data
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Indian States General
SLIDE 4 Formulary and Cost 7 essential opioids
Codeine Morphine, Oral Immediate Release (MoIR) Morphine, Oral Controlled Release (MoCR) Morphine, injectable (MoINJ) Oxycodone, Oral Immediate Release (OcIR) Methadone, Oral (MoPO) Fentanyl, transdermal patch (FentTD)
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Formulary and Cost: Indian States
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Actual Availability 7 essential opioids
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Actual Availability: Indian States
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Eligibility Restrictions (Patient permits)
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Eligibility Restrictions : Indian States
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Restrictions of prescribing authority
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Prescription Privileges: Indian States
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Prescription restriction: Number of days supply that can be prescribed
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Days allowed/prescription: Indian States
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Restrictions on “As needed” (PRN) prescribing
SLIDE 15 Indian States: PRN prescriptions
Allowed Not Allowed
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Prescription restriction:
Increased bureaucratic burden with multiple copies or special forms
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Prescription forms: Indian States
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Pharmacist restrictions
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Pharmacist Restrictions: Indian states
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Dispensing restrictions
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Dispensing: Indian States
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Negative laws regarding medical use of opioids
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Laws: Indian States
