April 2 - 09:00 - 17:30
Hands-on Code Capacity Workshop
The workshop has been designed to provide “business case” exposure to participants on day to day topics including:
– How to properly interact with Healthcare Professionals (doctors, nurses, pharmacists etc.) for promotional and medical information sharing
– Increasing the level of ethical conduct of activities in your organization
– Insights on how to set up and run a successful compliance program in your organization
– Interactions with patient organizations
– Activities like commissioning and creation of promotional material and writing and approving copy and artwork.
– Determining promotional methods including professional representation, hospitality to doctors and the use of audio-visual and related communications technology in the organization of international educational events.
The workshop will be based on the new IFPMA Code of Practice (effective Jan 1, 2019) which forms the basis for national codes of practice within Mexico, Latin America and worldwide. Participants will receive an update on the Code and the respective interpretation – trainers are keen to engage and exchange with the audience on local implementation.
April 3 - 09:30 - 13:30
LatAm Stakeholder Forum: Trust in Healthcare Systems
The forum is designed to engage stakeholders to join forces to move ahead. The focus is on how trust in health authorities and healthcare professionals is paramount in implementing a fully efficient healthcare system.
Roundtable participants will address the progress Mexico and other LatAm countries have been making in raising their standards in the Ethics and Business Integrity space, which is contributing to IFPMA’s goal to create a level playing field in the LatAm market.
The session will be set up as a roundtable discussion with invited key stakeholders as discussants. Other participants are welcome as observers and can engage in the Q&A session.
Erika Almeida
LatAm Quality & Risk Management Director, GSK
Marco Escotto
Executive Secretary of Council of Ethics & Transparency (CETIFARMA)
Carolina Gracida
Ethics & Business Integrity Manager, Mexico, Sanofi
Claudia Hernández
LATAM Area Director, Office of Ethics and Compliance, AbbVie
Dr. Juan Francisco Millán
Executive Secretary of Council of Ethics & Transparency (CETIFARMA)
Carolina Naboni
Regional Compliance Officer LATAM, Merck
Olga Sanz
Ethics & Compliance Manager for Iberia and Latin America, Ipsen
Cynthia Vatrano
Country Compliance Head Mexico, Novartis
Lucia Villamil Mariatti
Head of Legal & Compliance Central America & the Caribbean, Roche
Holger Diener
Managing Director, Association of Voluntary Self-Regulation for the Pharmaceutical Industry, Germany and Vice-Chair of the Ethics and Business Integrity Committee of IFPMA, Switzerland
Karen Eryou
Head, Ethics and Compliance Programs, UCB Pharma, Former Co-chair, Asia Pacific Pharma Compliance Congress, Belgium
Loreto Fernandez
Secondee, Ethics & Business Integrity, IFPMA, Switzerland and Legal & Healthcare Compliance Advisor, Farmaindustria, Spain
Dominique Laymand
Executive Vice-President and Global Chief Ethics & Compliance, Ipsen, France
Sofie Melis
Head of Ethics & Compliance, IFPMA, Switzerland
Hannes Oswald-Brügel
Head Pharma Healthcare Compliance Office, Roche, Switzerland
José Zamarriego
Director, Code Surveillance Unit, Farmaindustria, Spain
2nd Apr 2019
09:00 to 17:30 UTC−06:00
Mexico City, Hotel Barceló Reforma & Palace of Medical School