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Medical Devices Transparency Disclosure

 

Healthcare Organisations 

 

In line with the MedTech Code of Practice, Norgine is publishing its interactions and relevant transfers of value with European healthcare organisations, in terms of educational grants. This information typically includes educational grants to healthcare organisations in the form of support to third party organised events, healthcare professionals participation at third party organised educational events, scholarship, fellowship and grants for public awareness campaigns. Please note that direct sponsorship to healthcare professionals is not allowed. 

Click below to view the information related to Medical Devices:

Please find French Medical Device disclosure under: https://www.transparence.sante.gouv.fr

 

2023 Medical Device Transparency Declaration (2022 data)
2022 Medical Device Transparency Declaration (2021 data)
2021 Medical Device Transparency Declaration (2020 data)

 

Interactions with Members of the Public, Patients and Journalists

 

Where the requirement to disclose transfers of value to Members of the Public, Patients and Journalists exist, the information is presented below. If information is not visible for a country, Norgine is not required to disclose such transfers of value as per local Codes of Practice. The information provided will typically include the fees paid and any associated expenses, as well as the type of service that was provided, e.g. speaking at meetings, providing assistance with training, advising on the design of clinical trials, participating in market research with remuneration and/or travel, participating in advisory boards, writing articles or publications

 

United Kingdom

2022 Annual Disclosure for Members of the Public and Patients

2021 Annual Disclosure for Members of the Public and Patients

 

Collaborative Working with Organisations

 

Norgine is involved in collaborative working projects which either enhances patient care or are for the benefit of patients, or alternatively benefits the Health Services (e.g. NHS in UK) and, as a minimum, maintains patient care. Find out more about these projects by reading the executive summaries below.

 

United Kingdom

Patient Information Forum – Being Induced Survey – Executive Summary