AUTH/2967/8/17 – Consultant v Shire: Omission of prescribing information and other obligatory information (No breach / out of scope)

📅 2017 | 🖉 Dr Anzal Qurbain
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Key facts

Case numberAUTH/2967/8/17
ComplainantConsultant
CompanyShire
IssueOmission of prescribing information and other obligatory information
Complaint received08 August 2017
Completed21 November 2017
Applicable Code year2016
DecisionNo breach; outwith the scope of the Code (out of scope)
Clauses citedNot stated
SanctionsNot stated

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

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What happened

  • A consultant complained about an alleged omission of prescribing information and other obligatory information.
  • The complaint was made against Shire.
  • Case reference: AUTH/2967/8/17.
  • Complaint received: 08 August 2017.
  • Applicable Code year: 2016.
  • Case completed: 21 November 2017.
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Outcome

  • No breach.
  • The matter was found to be outwith the scope of the Code (out of scope).
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