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Drug Utilization Review DUR ; Meeting Minutes June 2, 2008 Members Present: Patricia Churchill, Cheryl Huber, Norman Byers, Carrie Sorenson, Greg Pfister, Bob Treitline, Kim Krohn, Jeffrey Hostetter, John Savageau, Scott Setzepfandt, and Leeann Ness. Medicaid Pharmacy Department: Brendan Joyce, Gary Betting HID Staff Present: Candace Rieth Members Absent: Carlotta McCleary and Todd Twogood Chairman, C. Huber, called the meeting to order at 1: 00pm. C. Huber asked for a motion to approve the minutes from the April meeting. K. Krohn moved that the minutes be approved and B. Treitline seconded the motion. Chair, C. Huber, called for a voice vote to approve the minutes, which passed with no audible dissent. Budget Update B. Joyce had no new information to present regarding the budget. Anticonvulsant Review The board requested additional information at the April meeting regarding anticonvulsants. This information included which agents are going generic in the future, providers prescribing this class of medications, and examples of changes that have been made in other states. B. Joyce reviewed this information with the Board. There was no public comment. B. Joyce explained to the Board that if no recommendation is made regarding anticonvulsants, the Department will recommend to the legislature that the law does not need to exist. C. Huber spoke on behalf of the Board by stating that the Board has no recommendation at this time, related to the class of anticonvulsants. Summary of Board Recommendations to Legislative Counsel Previous board recommendations on HIV AIDS, Oncology, ADHD, Antidepressants, and Antipsychotics were reviewed. G. Pfister asked for clarification of the wording on the Antidepressant recommendation. The correct wording will be: Antidepressants-DUR Board recommended placing certain SSRI medications on prior authorization and therefore removing the exemption for the antidepressant class of medications. Review of Chantix Biron Baker, MD, spoke on behalf of Pfizer. He recommended against placing Chantix on prior authorization. Rick Melbye spoke on behalf of Pfizer, manufacturer of Chantix. Michelle Walker spoke on behalf of the North Dakota Department of Health. Michelle is the cessation director and facilitates the North Dakota Tobacco Quitline. B. Joyce stated that the Department would consider covering Chantix for recipients willing to enroll in the Quitline. J. Hostetter made a motion requesting the Department formulate a smoking cessation plan that would cover all smoking cessation products for recipients enrolled in the ND Tobacco Quitline. C. Huber seconded the motion. This topic will be brought up again at the next Board meeting for finalization. Review of Soma 250 B. Joyce reviewed carisoprodol utilization with Board members. There was no public comment. Soma 250mg is a new to market strength of carisoprodol that currently has no generic alternative. N. Byers made a motion to prior authorize Soma 250mg. P. Churchill seconded the motion. This topic will be brought up again at the next Board meeting for finalization. B. Joyce stated that carisoprodol is indicated for short term use and the Department would like to restrict chronic use of this agent. The Board asked that more information be presented at the September meeting, including tapering information, quantity for scripts, and age gender for and mestinon. Beta blockers provide a combination of effects to protect the heart from being over-stimulated by adrenalin. Adrenalin can cause the heart to work too hard, have fast, irregular beats or increase blood pressure. Beta blockers decrease the workload of the heart and improve how it pumps during rest and exercise. 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It is for Pharmacia to prove its case. In its statement of grounds Pharmacia made no mention of the PHARMACIA & UPJOHN period, it was as if this period did not exist. 49 ; The relevant date for the purposes of sections 5 3 ; and 5 2 ; b ; the Act is the date of application, 21 March 2000. On the basis of the evidence before me I cannot conclude that Pharmacia enjoyed a reputation for the trade mark PHARMACIA at that date. 50 ; It is well established that the relevant date for passing-off is the date of the behaviour complained of see Cadbury Schweppes Pty Ltd v Pub Squash Co Pty Ltd [1981] RPC 429 ; . 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Consequently, for the purposes of section 5 4 ; a ; the Act the relevant date is also the date of the filing of the application, 21 March 2000. On the basis of the evidence before me I cannot conclude that Pharmacia enjoyed a reputation for the trade mark PHARMACIA at that date. Pharmacia makes no claim to passing-off rights in relation to the sign PHARMACIA & UPJOHN and puts in no arguments or evidence as to residual goodwill in relation to the sign PHARMACIA. As the sign PHARMACIA had not been used for five years at the relevant date there is a necessity to do this, in my view. ; Section 5 3 ; of the Act 51 ; Section 5 3 ; of the Act states: "A trade mark which a ; is identical with or similar to an earlier trade mark, and.
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