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The EAHP EU Monitor is distributed to EAHP members and is produced for the internal use of organisations, institutions, authorities and departments interested in developing hospital pharmacy and to establish a common pharmaceutical policy in Europe. It is entirely produced by EAHP, without external financial support.

EAHP EU Monitoring report (EUM), May 2010 version, download

In this issue you will read about:

1.       The European Medicines Agency report on the added value of European pharmacovigilance

2.       The latest developments on the rights to patients to seek treatment (and be reimbursed) in another EU country

3.       The new European legislation on organ donation

4.       An online pharmacy that faked PGEU logo and its President’s signature to certify the content of the website

5.       The European Court of Justice ruling that limitations to the freedom of establishment for pharmacies is justified by public health needs

6.       The launch of a new consultation on ethical and good clinical practice

7.       The future of orphan medicines and legislation in Europe

8.       An initiative at the European Parliament to further work on the issues around health workforce

EAHP EU Monitoring report (EUM), April 2010 version, download

In this issue you will read about:

1.       The Euro Parliament’s Committees votes on fighting medicines counterfeit

2.       The Euro Parliament’s Committee vote on pharmacovigilance

3.       The European Commission’s project to revamp the Directive on Clinical Trials

4.       The outcome of a pilot project on the use of 2-dimensional bar codes to fight falsified medicines

5.       The outcome of the European Commission’s survey on patient safety and the perception of citizens on the risks of healthcare

6.       The recall of many infusion pumps in the USA

7.       News in brief:  1) EAHP Board of Directors forced to cancel meeting due to volcanic ashes; 2) 3 pharmaceutical companies scrutinized by FDA in the USA for their advertisements

 EAHP EU Monitoring report (EUM),March 2010 version, download

 In this issue you will read about:

• The decision from the European Parliament to continue the legislative process on the Directive on Information to Patients, despite the fact that the Spanish presidency clearly indicated that it will not work on this dossier, and the European Commission, that it will "re-assess" its proposal and probably submit a new proposal - here
• The US expenditure on Health is far higher than in most developed countries, says OECD, despite the fact that very few Americans have health coverage - here
• The European Commission has unveiled plans to pour €18 million into research projects on influenza. The news comes as MEPs from across the political spectrum call for a European Parliament inquiry into the handling of the H1N1 flu pandemic.... - here
• WHO announces that it will nominate top experts to review its handling of the H1N1 pandemic - here
• The European Commission started consulting the social partners to review the Working Time Directive after 2009 fiasco - here
• The initiative led by the GAVI Alliance to distribute pneumococcal vaccines at a significant reduced price to the poorest - here
• News in brief: 1) A policy brief released by OECD on migration of health workers; 2) An EU initiative to prevent needle-stick injuries in the health sector; 3)The European Commission' consultation on Interoperability Solutions for Public Administrations (ISA) - here

EAHP EU Monitoring report (EUM) leden 2010(pdf. ke stažení)

In this issue you will read about:

New funding opportunities from the European Commission

What the Lisbon treaty changes for European policies and rules on health

WHO publication on hospital preparedness checklist for pandemic influenza

WHO support to pharmacy practice development through its EuroPharm Forum observatory

The Commissioner designate John Dalli

The OECD 2009 Health at a Glance report

News in brief, including:

1/ EU Member States try to sell surplus stocks of A(H1N1) vaccine

2/ Spain takes over rotating EU Presidency

3/ More involvement of patients and consumers in the European Medicines Agency - here

EAHP EU Monitor červen 2009 (pdf. ke stažení)

In this issue you will read about:
- Information on all clinical trials in Europe and paediatric trials undertaken worldwide are to be made public via the EudraCT database
- the Council discussions on patient rights to cross-border care and the issue of prior authorisation
- the Council debates on the pharmaceutical package and the issue of information on medecines
- the call to have medicines moved from the Industry sector of the European Commission to its Health Directorate General (see attached as well)
- pharmaceutical companies facing anti-trust probe

Please note that the next EU Monitor will be released in late September 2009. In the meantime, enjoy the summer.

In this issue you will read about:
- the European Court of Justice ruling stating that ownership and operation of pharmacies can be restricted to pharmacists alone,
- why the European Parliament is important for us,

- the development of a public private partnership to fund research on medicines
- the decision the EU health ministers are to make in the field of patient safety next week,
- the development of the H1N1 virus leading do a potential pandemic,
- the definition of advertising medicines, according to the European Court of Justice

EAHP EU Monitor květen 2009 (pdf. ke stažení)

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