AUTH/2242/6/09: Primary Care Pharmacist v Takeda — No breach (outwith scope of the Code)

📅 2009 | 🖉 Dr Anzal Qurbain
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Key facts

Case numberAUTH/2242/6/09
ComplainantPrimary Care Pharmacist
CompanyTakeda
AllegationAlleged advertising of unlicensed medicine
Complaint received01 June 2009
Completed28 July 2009
AppealNo appeal
OutcomeNo breach, outwith the scope of the Code
Case reportNo case report as outwith the scope of the Code
Sanctions appliedUndertaking received
Additional sanctionsNot stated

Reviewed by Dr Anzal Qurbain (FFPM) — ABPI Final Signatory

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What happened

  • A primary care pharmacist complained about alleged advertising of an unlicensed medicine by Takeda.
  • The PMCPA concluded the matter was outwith the scope of the Code.
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Outcome

  • No breach (outwith the scope of the Code).
  • No case report was issued because it was outwith scope.
  • No appeal.
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