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White Guide and Orange Guide Formatting Project - Pfizer

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P&T Committee St<strong>and</strong>ing Requests for Off-Label Information<br />

<strong>Orange</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> – Chapter 7: P&T Committee Interactions<br />

Q. If a P&T Committee has a st<strong>and</strong>ing written request for certain information to be<br />

provided during any formulary presentation, <strong>and</strong> that information includes<br />

information that is off-label or unapproved for promotional use, can a <strong>Pfizer</strong><br />

Medical Colleague provide the information even though <strong>Pfizer</strong> originally asked<br />

for the opportunity to present to the Committee?<br />

A. Yes. Even though <strong>Pfizer</strong> asked to make the formulary presentation, the P&T<br />

Committee's st<strong>and</strong>ing request to be provided with off-label or unapproved<br />

information is considered an unsolicited request for the information. A <strong>Pfizer</strong><br />

RMRS is permitted to respond to this st<strong>and</strong>ing written request for off-label<br />

information, in accordance with the policies set out in the Green <strong>Guide</strong>:<br />

Governance for Field-Based Medical Activities.<br />

If the P&T Committee Requested that <strong>Pfizer</strong> Provide Information<br />

If a P&T Committee makes a documented, unsolicited request for information from <strong>Pfizer</strong> related to a<br />

formulary decision, you must assess whether the anticipated response will require <strong>Pfizer</strong> to provide off-<br />

label or other information that is not approved for promotional use.<br />

If the response will not include off-label or unapproved information, any colleague,<br />

including a Sales Colleague, can respond to the request using RC-approved materials.<br />

If the response will likely include off-label or unapproved information, only a <strong>Pfizer</strong><br />

Medical Colleague (or Headquarters approved consultant) can deliver the response in<br />

accordance with the guidelines set out for them. Any information provided must be:<br />

o In response to a specific request for that information;<br />

o Truthful <strong>and</strong> not misleading;<br />

o Based on substantial scientific evidence; <strong>and</strong><br />

o Non-promotional in tone.<br />

A MOS Medical Colleague may respond to requests for unapproved but on-label information (e.g.,<br />

where no RC-approved materials exist to use in a response). Because of their background <strong>and</strong> training,<br />

they may also respond to requests for pharmacoeconomic or outcomes information if they have<br />

materials approved for such responses. A RMRS Medical Colleague may respond to requests for both<br />

unapproved <strong>and</strong> off-label information. In the absence of a specific request for information about our<br />

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Rev. 09/12<br />

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