BOEHRINGER Ingelheim has
revamped its Spiriva Compliance
Program, with the made-over two
session program now attracting $25
per patient of professional services
revenue.
The program, to be delivered
through the GuildCare suite, will be
launched this month, and for
consistency the currently available
Spiriva New to Therapy Program
will also now offer a total of $25
remuneration over two sessions.
The freshly designed program
aims to help ensure COPD patients
are taking their Spiriva medication
“daily and long term”.
Guild President Kos Sclavos urged
pharmacies to boost their
professional services offering by
taking part in the program, because
“by working alongside GuildCare
and supportive companies such as
Boehringer Ingelheim it shows the
Government collaboration which is
encouraged under the National
Strategy for Quality US of
Medicines”.
For more information contact
GuildCare on 1300 647 492.The above article was sent to subscribers in Pharmacy Daily's issue from 15 Aug 11 To see the full newsletter, see the embedded issue below or CLICK HERE to download Pharmacy Daily from 15 Aug 11
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