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White Guide and Orange Guide Formatting Project - Pfizer

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<strong>Orange</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> – Chapter 2: Detailing to HCPs<br />

The organizer of the training must review the content of the presentation in advance to make sure that<br />

it is appropriate, addresses an unmet training need, <strong>and</strong> is not product-specific. The organizer must<br />

also remind all colleagues in attendance that the training is being provided for internal educational<br />

purposes only <strong>and</strong> that any information inconsistent with RC-approved promotional materials <strong>and</strong> in-<br />

context training cannot be used in detailing.<br />

Refer to the One Process/HCP Engagement tab on http://PfieldNet.pfizer.com/Pages/Welcome.aspx<br />

for the procedures <strong>and</strong> policies that apply to these types of arrangements. You should always consult<br />

with your manager <strong>and</strong> obtain the approval of the Regional Attorney before engaging in these<br />

activities.<br />

Detailing Activities in Connection with Customer <strong>and</strong> Other Third Party Meetings<br />

Third party meetings, including those held by local medical associations or residents at institutions<br />

(e.g., a journal club or residents’ meeting) may provide you with an excellent opportunity to promote<br />

<strong>Pfizer</strong> products to HCPs who are gathering together for another purpose.<br />

Conducting a promotional presentation in this circumstance must, as always, be based on a legitimate<br />

business purpose <strong>and</strong> must target appropriate HCPs who have a specialty that is not excluded from<br />

receiving the information presented. These promotional presentations cannot be based on a desire to<br />

support or otherwise fund an independent meeting.<br />

Follow these key principles to ensure that any promotional activities conducted in conjunction with<br />

third party meetings are appropriate:<br />

A representative may only provide a meal at an in-office or in-hospital setting,* unless a<br />

legitimate speaker program is being conducted, in which case the program must comply with<br />

the rules set forth in <strong>Orange</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Chapter 9: Speaker Programs for HCPs.<br />

All <strong>Pfizer</strong> policies <strong>and</strong> processes regarding detailing must be adhered to—for example, you<br />

should use iCUE to record all attendees at a product detail (regardless of whether a meal was<br />

provided).<br />

You must make a good faith effort to avoid presenting product information to HCPs who are<br />

excluded for the product you are promoting.<br />

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