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OSI SEMINAR SERIES 2008 SCHEDULE
Community involvement for improved procurement, supply and pricing Antiretroviral and Opioid Substitution medicines

March 5 - 7

Kiev, Ukraine

Seminar objectives:

 

·          Provide a forum for learning and sharing views on access to medicines in EECA with particular focus on challenges in procurement systems.

·          Learn about and comment on draft methodology for regional procurement research project.  Prepared to implement research upon return to country.

·          Create advocacy strategy at national, regional and international levels for research project.

·          Identify priority areas and activities for EECA in access to medicines field for next 3-5 years with the intention of circulating this documentation to funders.

·          Meet colleagues who are working on access to medicines and procurement issues leading to stronger collaborative efforts.

 

Seminar agenda [word version]

 

March 4th

17:00

Registration table open to pick up materials [participant list]

19:00

Reception at hotel restaurant

Day 1, March 5th

9:30

Introductions and workshop goals

10:00

Overview of regional access to ARV and OST issues

Facilitated discussion

10:45

Uptake and use of medications

Presenter: Mr. Paul Lalvani - RaPID Pharmacovigilance Program [view presentation]

11:15

COFFEE BREAK

11:45

Why understanding Intellectual Property is important in EECA

Presenter: Mr. Sisule Musungu – IQSensato [view presentation]

12:45

Getting lower prices – what works?          

Presenter: Ms. Marg Ewen – Health Action International [view presentation]

13:45

LUNCH

15:00

Problems in supply – what can be done?

Presenter: Mr. Robert Staley – Management Sciences for Health Problem Analysis [view presentation]

Presenter: Ms. Elena Wagner - AUN PLWH [view presentation]

16:30

COFFEE BREAK

16:45

Pooled procurement and other global mechanisms for cheaper drugs

Presenter: Mr. Sisule Musungu - IQsensato

Presenter: Mr. Mick Matthews – Global Fund to fight HIV/AIDS, TB and Malaria [view presentation]

19:00

GROUP DINNER

Day 2, March 6th

9:30

Transparency and procurement process

Presenter: Ms. Brenda Waning – Boston University [view presentation]

11:00

Generics:  myths and realities about quality

Presenter: Mr. Konstantin Lezhencev – All-Ukrainian Network PWH [view presentation]

12:00

COFFEE BREAK

12:30

Ensuring quality: priority essential medicines

Presenter: Dr. Alexander Polishchuk – WHO EURO [view presentation]

13:30

Patient safety

Presenter: Mr. Paul Lalvani - RaPID Pharmacovigilance Program [view presentation]

14:00

LUNCH

15:30

Challenges in Opioid Substitution Therapy’s procurement and supply

Presenter: Dr. Oleksandr Lebega - International HIV/AIDS Alliance in Ukraine [view presentation]

16:30

Introducing and discussing project research methodology

18:30

GROUP DINNER

Day 3, March 7

9:30

Advocacy – how is the research going to have impact?

Presenter: Ms. Marg Ewen – Health Action International

Presenter: Ms. Irina Boruchek – Ukrainian Network of People Living with HIV [view presentation]

11:00

COFFEE BREAK

11:30

Developing national research work plans

13:00

LUNCH

14:00

cont’d National research work plans

15:00

Work plans – presentation and discussion

16:00

COFFEE BREAK

16:15

Identifying regional Access to Medicines priorities for advocacy and research

Presenter: Ms. Roxana Bonnell – OSI

17:00

Workshop wrap up

19:00

GROUP DINNER

 

Additional material

Essential Action's Global Access to Medicines Bulletin [view document]

Medicine Pricing Matters [view document]

New Procurement & Supply Management Toolbox [view document]

UTILIZING TRIPS FLEXIBILITIES FOR PUBLIC HEALTH PROTECTION THROUGH SOUTH-SOUTH REGIONAL FRAMEWORKS [view document]

Patents and Access to Medicines: What Can be Done at National Level [view document]

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