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Speaker: Michael Bell, Esq., Mintz, Levin, Cohen, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C. This session reviewed the major legal issues raised by contracts between pharmacies and managed care organizations or their PBMs. Michael Bell, a partner in the Washington, DC office of the Mintz Levin law firm, examined the complicated anti-kickback and beneficiary inducement statutes, and explained how those laws affect many potential contractual relationships between pharmacies and plans. State any willing provider laws were also discussed, as were the implications of recent ERISA cases. The session also reviewed significant new contracting requirements for pharmacies that wish to participate in the networks of Medicare drug plans. Medicare's document retention requirements, any willing provider provisions, and medication therapy management benefits are just a few of the new obligations and opportunities that will affect pharmacies' contracts with Medicare plans. Don L. Bell, II. At a glance securwrap™ foil pouch rss bar coding embossed vials carton dimensions patient faq - securwrap foil pouches dey's unit-dose generic products, albuterol, ipratropium, cromolyn, and metaproterenol, are now packaged using a new securwrap foil pouch system. 19. Overdose not included in 14-18 ; Any situation in which the patient is prescribed too high a dose of a drug for them, which is not covered by the situations described above. This does not have to be over the BNF maximum to count as an error. 20. Underdose not included in 14-18 ; Any situation in which the patient is prescribed too low a dose of a drug for them, which is not covered by the situations described above. This does not have to be below the BNF minimum to count as an error. Administration of drug 21. Wrong route Prescription of a route that is inappropriate for the drug prescribed or for the drug in those circumstances e.g. oral vancomycin for septicaemia. 22. Wrong formulation Prescription of the wrong formulation for the drug and dose regime prescribed. This includes failure to specify that a drug product is a modified release formulation 23. Administration times incorrect or not specified Any situation in which the prescribed administration times are incorrect or not specified in sufficient detail. This includes the prescription of a drug such as an antibiotic or inhaled steroid to be given when required when it should be given regularly and the failure to specify the conditions under which a drug prescribed to be given when required, such as Sando K, should be given. This can be the selection of the wrong times e.g. giving oral hypoglycaemics at bedtime rather than with the evening meal, or where the times are omitted. 24. Instructions for IV administration incorrect or not specified Prescription of a drug to be given intravenously, in an incorrect concentration, diluent or rate if not included in 16 ; , or where this information is missing. This includes situations where slow bolus should be specified for fluid restricted patients but has not been. 25. Start date incorrect or not specified Includes failure to specify the start date or the inclusion of the wrong start date Provide drug product 26. Product or formulation not specified Any situation in which the product, device or formulation is not specified in enough detail for a supply to be made. This includes failure to specify the formulation intended and the prescription of illegible or otherwise ambiguous medication orders, where you would be concerned as to patient benefit or safety if the prescription was left unendorsed. 27. Strength or dose not specified Any situation in which the strength or dose of a preparation is not specified in sufficient detail for the appropriate product to be supplied 28. Route not specified Failure to state the route of administration for a drug that can be given by more than one route. This also includes situations such as ICU where there is a risk of the patient receiving. All parts of the manuscript, including case reports, quotations, references, and tables, must be double-spaced throughout. Manuscripts must be typed in upperand lowercase on one side only of 8 i inch nonerasable bond paper. All four margins must be I # inches. The manuscript should be arranged in the following order, with each item beginning a new page: 1 ; title page, 2 ; pr# cis, text, 4 ; references, 3 ; and, for instance, inhalers. A. Negative Test Result Baseline test: At the time of exposure, the HCW shows no evidence of HIV infection. This, however, does not indicate that infection has not occurred, especially if testing was performed within a few days of the exposure. Antibodies are usually produced within 1 to 3 months after exposure but may take longer in rare instances ; . Follow-up test: The significance is determined by when it was performed during the followup series and the magnitude of the exposure. If the test is the first in the follow-up series i.e., 6 weeks post-exposure ; , it is an encouraging sign, but the possibility of transmission cannot be ruled out. At the 3-month stage, it is reasonable to tell the HCW that a negative result is a good indication that transmission has not occurred. However, a negative test at 6 months will provide greater reliability. B. Indeterminate Test Result Conveying an "indeterminate" result is problematic because of its uncertainty and because such a result is often difficult for HCWs to understand and accept. General interpretation: An "indeterminate" HIV test result may be reported when the ELISA and Western blot test results do not conform to standards for reactive or non-reactive classification. In explaining the significance of this result, the counselor should first determine the laboratory-specific criteria used and the recommended explanation. Among the factors that the employee should be told can result in such an outcome are: an unrelated health condition, infection with HIV-2 or unusual HIV-1 subtypes, or some other unknown cause. less commonly, the HCW is in the window period of HIV seroconversion, especially if this test followed a negative baseline HIV antibody test. Your pharmacist has additional information about metaproterenol written for health professionals that you may read and methoxsalen. Next is exercise. Everyone takes for granted that you have to use your muscles to keep them fit. If we know for certain that exercising muscles is important for health and performance, why not regularly exercise our eye muscles to improve our visual fitness. Exercise is extremely important in the prevention of chronic eye diseases because it raises oxygen levels in cells throughout the body and increases lymph and blood circulation. We recommend that you gently build up to aerobic exercise to a minimum of 20 minutes per day, four days a week. The nervous system is made up of the brain and the spinal cord. The brain and the spinal cord are connected to many other parts of the body by nerves. When the nervous system is damaged either by injury or disease, medications may be needed to treat seizures and other nervous system diseases such as Parkinson's Disease. Individuals with developmental disabilities have a higher likelihood of having a seizure disorder than people who do not have a developmental disability. Medications used to treat seizures are called anticonvulsants. Pain is connected to the nervous system. When the body is damaged, the nerves send a pain message to the brain. Medications used to treat pain are also called analgesics. Sleeping problems are related to the nervous system. Sleeping medications work on the brain to cause tiredness and are also called hypnotics. Mental health problems are related to the nervous system. different medications that work to treat mental health problems. There are many and oxsoralen, for example, flovent. Metaproterenol: Selective Beta2 agonist, bronchodilator Metastron strontium ; Metatensin reserpine + trichlormethiazide ; metaxalone: Skeletal muscle relaxant. Tx: Muscle stiffness, strains, spains. Acts on the CNS. metformin: Anti-diabetic, anti-hyperglycemic Action: decreases hepatic glucose production and intestinal absorption of glucose improves insulin sensitivity Tx: type II NIDDM methadone: Narcotic analgesic Tx: pain, to aid with withdrawal from narcotics methamphetamine: Stimulant Tx: narcolepsy, Attention Deficit Disorder ADD ; methazolamide: Anti-glaucoma methenamine: Antibiotic Methergine methylergonovine ; Methidate methylphenidate ; methocarbamol: Skeletal muscle relaxant central acting ; Tx: muscle pain and spasm methotrexate: Anti-neoplastic Tx: acute lymphocytic leukemia, cancer, severe psoriasis, severe rheumatoid arthritis methotrimeprazine: Neuroleptic Posesses the following properties: antipsychotic, tranquilizing, anxiolytic, sedative and non-opioid analgesic Tx: acute and chronic schizophrenias, senile psychoses, manic-depressive syndromes Also used to treat pain due to cancer, zona, trigeminal neuralgia and neurocostal neuralgia and in phantom limb pain Toxicology drug to drug interactions: CNS depression when combined with narcotics or sedative hypnotics hypotension when combined with antihypertensives, MAOIs, nitrates, antihistamines anticholinergic effects when combined with phenothiazines methscopolamine: Anti-cholinergic Tx: peptic ulcer disease methsuximide: Anti-convulsant methyclothiazide: Thiazide diuretic methyldopa: Antihypertensive, central 2 adrenergic agonist Toxicology drug to drug interactions: methyldopa depletes Vitamin B12 and may lead to hemolytic anaemia methylergonovine: Oxytocic Tx: prevent and treat postpartum, post-abortion hemorrhage, breast cancer Methylin methylphenidate ; methylphenidate: Amphetamine Tx: Attention Deficit Disorder with Hyperactivity ADDH ; , narcolepsy methylprednisolone: Corticosteroid Tx: allergic and inflammatory reactions methyltestosterone: Android Tx: breast cancer, primary hypogonadism methysergide: Serotonin antagonist Tx: migraine headache, cluster headache Meticorten prednisone ; Metizol metronidazole ; Metoclop metoclopramine hydrochloride. TABLE 1 ILLUSTRATIVE MODEL OF VARIABLES REQUIRED FOR ASSESSING THE COSTS AND BENEFITS OF TCT IN COSTA RICA VARIABLES Medical Assumptions Annual Failure Rate for TCT % of PWAs Receiving TCT % Reduction in Hospital Days TCT ; % Reduction in Inpt Visits TCT ; % Reduction in Outpt Visits TCT ; % Reduction in Non-TCT Drug Cost Number of years of TCT required Impact of TCT on # of New Infections Economic Assumptions Cost of TCT Other Costs of TCT Discount rate Cost Day of Hospitalization No TCT ; Number of Hospital Days Cost of Drugs Day No TCT ; % of PWAs receiving inpt care Cost Outpatient Visit No TCT ; Annual Outpt. Consultations for PWAs % of PWAs Receiving Outpt Care Demography of People with HIV AIDS PWAs ASSUMPTIONS 25% 80% 16% years - lifetime None and metoclopramide. Results shown in Fig. 5 are consistent with this notion. On the other hand, it may be unlikely that Gq PLC PKC or adenylate cyclase PKA contributes to EP1 receptor agonistinduced mitogenesis, because an inhibitor of PKC, sphingosine 33 ; , a direct inhibitor of adenylate cyclase, DDA 34 ; , and an inhibitor of PKA, H-89 35 ; , did not affects such DNA synthesis and proliferation Fig. 4 ; . However, there seems to be cross-talk between the EP1 subtype pathway and an adenylate cyclase cAMP pathway, because EP1 receptor agonist-induced hepatocyte DNA synthesis and proliferation was potentiated by UK-14304 31 ; and inhibited by metaproterenol and 8-bromo-cAMP. Specific inhibitors of growth-related signal-transducing elements such as genistein 36 ; , wortmannin 37 ; , PD98059 38 ; , and rapamycin 39 ; attenuated EP1 receptor agoniststimulated hepatocyte DNA synthesis and proliferation Fig. 6 ; . This demonstrates that mitogenic signaling through the EP1 receptor agonist pathway also requires the activation of tyrosine kinase, PI3K, MAPK kinase, and p70 S6K. Other studies have reported that growth factors such as PDGF, EGF, and insulin all evoke autophosphorylation of tyrosine residue on their respective receptors, which leads to the activation of tyrosine kinase toward other cellular components, including PI3K, MAPK, and p70 S6K, which further results in DNA synthesis and subsequent cell proliferation 40 42 ; . However, the complete cascade of sequential phosphorylation events remains to be definitively established. Although both the EP1 receptor Gq PLC Ca2 signaling pathway and the tyrosine kinase signaling cascade are critically involved in EP1 receptor agonist-induced hepatocyte DNA synthesis and proliferation, the links between the EP1 receptor Gq PLC Ca2 pathway and the tyrosine kinase signaling cascade have not been characterized clearly. We reported previously that an 1-adrenergic receptor- or vasopressin receptor-mediated pathway, which uses the PLC Ca2 pathway, has no significant effects on hepatocyte DNA synthesis and proliferation but only modulates the growthpromoting effects of primary growth factors such as EGF and HGF 1, 4 ; . Moreover, there is little evidence as yet that EP1 receptor Gq PLC Ca2 pathways directly stimulate or phosphorylate ; elements of the tyrosine kinase-signaling pathway to induce cell proliferation 10 ; . Therefore, any such association between the EP1 receptor Gq PLC Ca2 pathway and the receptor tyrosine kinase system is speculative at this time. To this end, therefore, we hypothesized that the EP1 receptor Gq PLC Ca2 pathway strongly stimulates secretion of a certain mitogen by cultured hepatocytes in an autocrine manner, which, in turn, induces the hepatocyte DNA synthesis and proliferation through stimulation of the downstream tyrosine kinase pathway. Two potential mitogens that could fulfill this requirement are TGF- and IGF-I. TGF- and IGF-I are reported to be cytokines that are synthesized and stored in parenchymal hepatocytes, and they are among the most active growth factors stimulating hepatocyte DNA synthesis and proliferation 59 ; . To verify this hypothesis, we examined the effects of a monoclonal antibody against the putative growth factors TGF- and IGF-I on EP1 receptor agonist-induced hepatocyte DNA synthesis and proliferation Fig. 7 ; and compared the effects with those of monoclonal antibodies against HGF or EGF data not. 17 IDENTIFICATION OF NATURAL SHORT AND LONG SLEEPERS Sanders J, Cropley M, Archer S, Dijk DJ Surrey Sleep Research Centre, University of Surrey, Guildford, GU2 7XP Introduction: Sleep duration varies among individuals and epidemiological studies have shown that both short and long sleep durations are associated with more frequent sleep problems and increased mortality. In these studies no distinction was made between natural short and long sleepers and people who have extreme sleep patterns because of social and other factors. Aim: To identify and characterise natural short and long sleepers. They were defined as having consistent i.e. during the week and weekend ; long sleep 8.5h ; or short sleep 6.5h being satisfied with their sleep quality and sleep duration; having no sleep or health problems. Methods: The study consisted of a stepwise recruitment and data collection protocol: 1. Development of selection methods and criteria. 2. Recruitment. 3. Analysis of selection data. 4. Field study protocol: 2.5 week sleep diary and actigraphy plus 2 nights of polysomnography PSG ; home recording. 5. Data analysis: Actual sleep timed averaged across all field study nights, PSG data was staged and spectral analysis performed. Results: 544 potential subjects were screened males n 174, females n 537, under 25yrs n 64, 25-35yrs n 414, over 35yrs n 60 ; . short, 7 average and 7 long sleepers were selected. Objective sleep measurement confirmed self-reported sleep duration from the selection data. Actual sleep duration showed significant differences in the long, short and average sleep groups. Conclusion: Natural short and long sleepers exist in the population and short sleepers are more difficult to identify than long sleepers and reglan. Metaproterenol contraindicationsDepartment Of Pharmaceutics, Faculty of Pharmacy, Kerman Medical Sciences University, Kerman, Iran M.A., M.B. Department Of Chemistry, Faculty of Sciences, Kerman Azad University, Kerman, Iran M.K., H.J. ; . Received April 29, 2004; Revised May 28, 2004; Accepted June 1, 2004 and moclobemide. No change to the Model Guidelines. Statins are accommodated for in the existing structure of the Model Guidelines and FKDTs. The MGEC does not believe additional granularity is needed to improve beneficiary access to these medications and may hinder drug plans' ability to effectively manage the benefit, for example, package insert. This coalition of global leaders in immunization was formed in response to stagnating global immunization rates and a widening gap in vaccine access among children in developing countries. The Alliance, which includes industry partners including the International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Associations IFPMA ; , Aventis now part of the sanofi-aventis Group ; , Berna Biotech, Chiron, GlaxoSmithKline, Merck & Co., Inc. and Wyeth ; , industrialized and developing country governments, UNICEF, WHO, the World Bank, foundations and NGOs, provides a mechanism for partners to collaborate more closely, agree upon common goals and strategies, and share a commitment to do more for immunization and do it better. A major outcome of the collaboration is the development of the Vaccine Fund, which provides financial support directly to low-income countries based upon applications to and recommendation of the GAVI Board. As part of its contribution to GAVI, Aventis, sponsors a training program for 250 doctors in up to African countries. These doctors will become head of immunization programs in their respective districts. The program is implemented by the French NGO, Association pour l'Aide la mdecine prventive AMP ; , and was developed in partnership with the national governments of the recipient countries, the Universities of Cocody-Abidjan and Paris-Dauphine, and in collaboration with the WHO, UNICEF, the Vaccine Fund, and other partners working in Africa. In support of the Pan American Health Organization's goal of eradicating measles in the Western Hemisphere, Merck & Co., Inc. has provided 1 million doses of MMR II its mumps, measles, rubella vaccine ; over a three-year period to Honduras. The company also is donating 5 million doses of its hepatitis B vac27 and montelukast. Fda committee recommends new drug for osteoporosis in this story: no spotting, bleeding or swelling drug's effect on heart disease uncertain related stories and sites november 20, 1997 web posted at: 8: 10 est 0110 gmt ; washington cnn ; - an advisory panel to the food and drug administration voted thursday to recommend approval of a new drug to fight osteoporosis that also appears to reduce a woman's chance of developing breast cancer by 60 percent, because pulmicort. [Mary Coughlan.] inspection in 2006, were all pre-notified to the farmer. The EU regulations governing the Single Payment Scheme would allow my Department to give pre-notification of inspection in all cases where certain elements of cross-compliance are involved e.g. the Nitrates Regulations. However, my Department is committed, in the Charter of Rights for Farmers 2005-2007 to carrying out all Single Payment Scheme and Disadvantaged Area Scheme checks during one single farm visit in most cases. This then obliges my Department to respect the advance notice requirements applicable to the most stringent element of the inspection regime viz. maximum of 48 hours notice but with no advance notice in a proportion of cases. My Department is also committed in the Charter of Rights to pursuing with the European Commission a strategy to deliver advance notification of 14 days for inspections. The matter has been raised with the Commission on a number of occasions since 2004, particularly in the context of the Irish situation where we are operating a fully decoupled and essentially area-dependent Single Payment Scheme. I have personally made the case again recently to Commissioner Fischer Boel and this issue will be a key point for Ireland in the CAP simplification initiative of the Commission which is now underway. My Department believes that pre-notification of Single Payment Scheme Disadvantaged Areas Scheme inspections fits in with the practicalities of Irish agriculture where increasingly, farmers are also engaged in off-farm employment. In a decoupled Single Payment Scheme system, the provision of advance notification of inspection to the farmer should not negatively impact on the effectiveness of the control. However, as the EU regulations stand, my Department is obliged to carry out a small proportion of inspections without prior notification and this is what was done in 2006. My Department is seeking authority to allow advance notification in all inspection cases for 2007 and I will continue to press this point in the CAP simplification process. I believe it is important to point out that the total level of cross compliance penalties in 2006 amounted to about \706, 203.38. This represents just 0.05% out of the total Single Payment financial envelope of more than \1.3 billion available to Ireland. Food Labelling. 181. Mr. J. O'Keeffe asked the Minister for Agriculture and Food her plans to establish an all island food label; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [3581 07] Minister for Agriculture and Food Mary Coughlan ; : I supportive of initiatives to promote food on all-island basis where this is of mutual benefit and leads to closer economic co-oper and naprelan! 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Antibiotic resistance profiles of selected fluoroquinolone-resistant Esherichia coli isolates from poultry litter E. coli isolate EC33 EC62 EC329 EC330 EC331 EC334 EC335 EC339 EC346 EC347 EC357 EC361 EC362 EC368 EC383 EC384 EC385 EC390 EC392. Ferrous Sulfate + Manganese Sulfate + Copper Sulfate Tablets 65 mg + 3.5 mg + 0.16 mg and nimodipine and metaproterenol, because albuterol. Treatment deals with both prevention of exposure to allergens and also many children can do well with over-the-counter medications. Tier Drug Name MEPERIDINE HCL NS PLAST. BAG meperidine hcl pf ampul meprobamate tablet MEPRON ORAL SUSP mercaptopurine tablet MERREM VIAL MERUVAX II VACCINE W DILUENT VIAL mesalamine enema mesna vial MESNEX TABLET MESNEX VIAL MESTINON SYRUP MESTINON TABLET MESTINON TABLET SA METADATE CD CPMP 30-70 METAGLIP TABLET metaprkterenol sulfate solution mwtaproterenol sulfate syrup metaproterenol sulfate tablet metformin hcl tab.sr 24h metformin hcl tablet methadone hcl. oral conc. methadone hcl solution methadone hcl tablet methadone hcl vial methamphetamine hcl tablet methazolamide tablet methenamine hippurate tablet methenamine mandelate tablet METHERGINE TABS Effective Date 1 07 and noroxin. Identified by nominal numbers and the size of particles did not enter the figures explicitly. Rather, all evaluators must have assumed a specific impactor e.g., Anderson ; and specific flow rate e.g., 28.3 L min ; in order to impose specific particle sizes associated with the provided deposition sites. Dr. Bertha felt that some changes may be viewed by clinicians biopharmacists as more or less important depending on whether the product is a rescue medication e.g., a short-acting beta agonist ; or a chronic use medication e.g., a corticosteroid ; . Several participants felt that when the Reference product is more variable, differences in mean depositions between Test and Reference are less important. This feature is already included in the chi-square ratio test ; . Dr. Mitchell noted that the way an inhaler is presented to the impactor is not the same as it is presented to the patient; and in particular, the use of a spacer or holding chamber might render many of the profiles equivalent for clinical purposes. Dr. Byron also commented that clinical differences are difficult to observe with these products due to flat dose-response curves, and most of the profiles could therefore be considered equivalent from the clinical perspective. Dr. Adams clarified, however, that the Agency's contract research studies on Albuterol MDI had not involved a spacer, and a previously issued interim guidance, now withdrawn, providing in vivo bioequivalence recommendations on albuterol MDI did not recommend use of a spacer. A currently available guidance on comparative in vitro testing of metaproterenol sulfate and albuterol MDIs also does not involve a spacer. Metaproterenol mechanism of actionI start by again stating that you can send your comments on any subject to me at CGBAKB aol . Someone did ask me why I entitled my column `Horse Sense.' In short, I pay homage to our horse farm in which my wife and I breed, train, and sell hunters, jumpers, show, and pleasure Arabian and Trakehner horses. If you see a soldier in the office with an ulcer from Iraq or Afghanistan, consider leishmania Over 670 soldiers serving in Iraq and Afghanistan have contracted leishmaniasis according to Dr. Naomi Aronson at Bethesda, Maryland Science News 2004; 166: 366 ; . Although two military personnel have come down with a potentially lethal form of this disease, most present with the common form in which the disease is limited to skin ulcers. Most soldiers average three sores apiece; one soldier had 47 lesions. The disease is most prevalent during the warm months when the sand flies are most active, especially in the northern parts of Iraq. The standard antimony-based drugs have proved useful for the condition. I suggest reviewing the textbooks and literature for specific therapies and dosing should you make such a diagnosis. The sterility of liquid nitrogen revisited Are you old enough to remember the liquid nitrogen scare of 1995? In the Lancet 1995; 345: 929 ; , three pathologists related that freezing with liquid nitrogen does not kill viruses like warts ; , but preserves them. They related in the article their method of viral culturing using liquid nitrogen to substantiate their claim. They proceeded to relate that viral hepatitis, human papillomavirus HPV ; , and HIV could be transmitted via the cotton tip applicator method used by dermatologists. Indeed, these California doctors suggested that the liquid nitrogen be changed and the canister cleaned between patient applications. Since this article was published, I have found only one contribution in the medical literature on this point by 3 Brits Lancet 1995; 345: 1369 ; who also note that herpes, HIV, and hepatitis B virus can survive freezing and remain viable in liquid nitrogen. They found virus particles by electron microscopy from cotton swabs that had been used to treat warts and in the flasks used in the dermatology clinic. They also referenced a case JAMA 1971; 218: 1435 ; in which HPV was transmitted by cryotherapy to a different patient. In truth, the entire topic of warts continues to be quite confusing. Taking a few statements from my article on warts recently published in the International Journal of Dermatology 2004; 43: 548 ; : -With polymerase chain reaction PCR ; testing, the wart virus is routinely found on psoriasis, skin cancer, hair, and normal skin If a degenerate consensus PCR was available for all the various types of warts, the virus would be found to be a normal inhabitant of all epithelial tissues. -Recent studies have detected HPV routinely in the vaginal area in prepubital girls and in virgins. This is because the virus colonizes the entire human skin and mucosal surfaces soon after birth. -Examining actual cutaneous warts by PCR, one finds two or more distinct HPV types in over 94% of lesions. I conclude with a comment that Yogi Berra might have said, "Warts are not only ubiquitous, they are everywhere!" The purity of liquid nitrogen revisited On some visits, patients treated with cryotherapy complain that they are experiencing more pain than on previous occasions. This of course could represent increased nerve sensitivity or different neurotransmission from the damaged tissue, but interestingly, it could represent variances in the liquid nitrogen. 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In FOTON module 2 the national research teams conducted case studies of the local innovation capabilities of firms which have been subjected to foreign takeovers. Two case studies of selected firms and their surrounding innovation systems have been carried out in each country, one within the pharmaceutical industry and one within the software industry. For practical reasons, the software industry is taken to include ICT companies producing software as part of a wider service or product range. The main aim of the case studies has been to assess whether there has been a competence drain or competence gain as a consequence of the takeovers. In this context we have studied whether and how the foreign takeovers have affected R&D activities, the knowledge base and the general learning and innovation processes in the firms acquired and whether these in-firm processes have had an impact upon the knowledge base and innovation activities of the actors surrounding the acquired firm. There are several reasons why the pharmaceutical and software industries were selected as case study industries. One reason is that they are both socalled high-tech industries with a high level of R&D and innovation in general, and thereby represent dynamic forces for innovation in the innovation systems in which they function. The pharmaceutical and software industries are furthermore growth industries and adequately represented in the various Nordic countries, which allow for comparisons across the region. The pharmaceutical industry is characterized by many rather large companies, and the selected case studies reflect this fact. As regards the software industry, the cases selected tend to represent small and medium sized companies rather than large firms. Firstly, the project aimed at uncovering what happens with existing R&D and other innovation activities in firms acquired by multinational enterprises MNEs ; . Important questions in relation to the case companies were: Is there a tendency for R&D functions and innovation capabilities more generally ; to be relocated or centralized to the MNE headquarters, or do such activities remain in the acquired firm? What are the reasons for the strategic choices of the MNE? Are innovation capabilities regarded an embedded part of the local firm? What innovation enhancing knowledge and resources may be transferred from the MNE to the firm in question? Is this dissemination a result of technology transfer or the transfer of other resources from the MNE to the host economy? How are the MNE's knowledge and resources taken up and utilized by the acquired firm to enhance innovation? and methoxsalen. ABSTRACT OBJECTIVE: To assess the utilization of leukotriene modifiers LM ; relative to national guidelines and to investigate possible emergency room utilization differences for LMs as monotherapy versus inhaled corticosteroid ICS ; monotherapy or combination ICS and LM therapy. METHODS: The utilization of leukotriene modifiers montelukast sodium, zafirlukast, and zileuton ; , concurrent inhaled steroids beclomethasone, budesonide, flunisolide, fluticasone, and triamcinolone ; , beta-agonists albuterol, bitolterol, formoterol, isoetharine, levalbuterol, metaproterenol, pirbuterol, salmeterol, and terbutaline ; and low-sedating antihistamines [LSAs] cetirizine, desloratadine, fexofenadine, and loratadine ; were assessed from the drug claims database of a large health insurer for dates of service for the 12-month period from September 1, 2001, through August 31, 2002. New-start LM patients were identified as having no previous LM drug claim within a 180-day look-back period from the first date of fill for the LM. Claims were stratified into age cohorts of "under 16 years" and "16 years and older." Emergency room ER ; claims for patients utilizing LMs, ICSs, and patients on both LM and ICS were retrieved for analysis from the medical claims database for the same 12-month study period. RESULTS: More than 89% of new LM starts had no history of an ICS in the claims database. Overall, 61% of all new and existing ; LM patients did not have a claim for an ICS in their drug claims profile during the study period. An estimated 25% of LM utilization was not for asthma. No differences in ER utilization were found between ICS users and LM users; however, the ER utilization rate 0.090 ER visits per patient per year ; was lower with combination therapy compared with monotherapy with ICS 0.110 ER visits per patient per year, P 0.001 ; or LM 0.119 emergency room visits per patient per year, P 0.001 ; . CONCLUSIONS: The majority of LM use in this health plan was initial monotherapy, contrary to national treatment guidelines for asthma. At the time of the study, the apparent off-label use of LM for allergic rhinitis was significant for this health plan. KEYWORDS: Leukotriene modifiers, Inhaled steroids, Beta-agonists, Low-sedating antihistamines, Emergency room utilization J Manag Care Pharm. 2004; 10 2 ; : 115-21. In one study, children taking the drug gained on average 7 kilograms about 6 pounds ; over eight weeks. 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