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Our eResources include specific checklists on activities, workbooks containing mock assessments and e-books on areas.
Checklist: Legitimate Exchange of Medical and Scientific information (LEMS)
LEMS is a non-promotional activity that may be undertaken while a medicine is in development. This checklist provides principles, requirements and examples based on the ABPI Code and interpretations of PMCPA case rulings.
eBook: Signatory workbook
This eBook allows aspiring or new signatories: To gain a good understanding of the level that is required to pass a signatory assessment, and work towards that; to practice skills, such as asking the right questions and to improve knowledge, such as finding relevant PMCPA case rulings.
Checklist: Disease Awareness
The purpose of a Disease Awareness or Public Health Campaign is to encourage members of the public to gain advice or seek treatment for their symptoms while in no way promoting the use of a specific medicine. This checklist provides the principles of a Disease Awareness campaign with requirements and examples.
Checklist: When does the UK Code apply to non-UK pharma?
Whether you're working with Global colleagues or, you're in a Global role worrying about when the UK Code applies... improve your compliance confidence using our easy checklist setting out all you need to know: principles, requirements and examples.
Checklist: When does the ABPI Code apply to social media?
This checklist can be used by UK or non-UK pharma/agencies that want to know in which scenarios the UK ABPI Code applies. Principles are accompanied by requirements and illustrated using examples. This checklist is provided within the E-book "Social Media Basics" or can be purchased separately.
eBook: Social Media Basics
This e-book is suitable for all levels in UK or non-UK pharma/agencies that want to know about basic ABPI Code and PMCPA Social Media guidance principles and requirements. It provides compliance confidence in creating, approving and using social media and includes a checklist on when the ABPI Code applies.