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Topic Suggestions….Contact:
Pharmaceutical Services Division
Health and Community Services
P.O. Box 8700
St. John’s, NL A1B 4J6
Tel: 729-6507 Fax: 729 -2851
Winter 2010
Is your patient covered?
ACCESS PLAN
A program that provides up to 80% coverage of eligible prescription drug costs to those with low
incomes, even if they have insurance.
ASSURANCE PLAN
A program that provides assistance to those with high eligible prescription drug costs based on
income levels.
Patients can call 1-888-859-3535 or visit www.areyoucoverednl.ca to find out if they are eligible.
SPECIAL AUTHORIZATION REQUEST FORMS
Special Authorization request forms are available on the Department of Health
and Community Services website
http://www.health.gov.nl.ca/health/forms/index.html#4 in the Forms and
Applications section. There is a standard form as well as specialized forms for
Cholinesterase Inhibitors, Clopidogrel, Sevelamer, Methadone, Crohn’s Disease
medications (anti-TNF agents), Psoriasis and Rheumatoid Arthritis medications.
These forms are a good guide as to what information is needed for assessment
for coverage and are being regularly updated to reflect NLPDP changes.
DOCTOR WHO?
Special authorization requests should include the requesting prescriber’s
name (printed), license number and contact information. This is helpful
for communicating the results of the special authorization assessment
including coverage details and any reassessment needed for coverage
renewal as well as requesting additional information that may be needed
to complete an assessment for coverage.
CHANGES TO THE NLPDP BENEFIT LISTING
New open benefits for Foundation, 65Plus, Access and Assurance Plans
Atacand Plus (candesartan/hydrochlorthiazide) 32mg/12.5mg DIN 02332922
Atacand Plus (candesartan/hydrochlorthiazide) 32mg/25mg DIN 02332957
Coversyl Plus HD (perindopril/indapamide) 8mg/2.5mg DIN 02321653
PMS-amlodipine 2.5mg DIN 02295148
Special Authorization
Coverage criteria can be viewed at
http://www.health.gov.nl.ca/health/nlpdp/sadsearch.asp
The following medications are now being considered under Special Authorization for Foundation,
Access, 65Plus and Assurance Plans:
Oxycontin 15mg DIN 02323192
Persistent Pain
Oxycontin 30mg DIN 02323206
Oxycontin 60mg DIN 02323214
Rebif 66ug/1.5ml multidose cartridge DIN 02318253
Multiple Sclerosis
Rebif 32ug/1.5ml multidose cartridge DIN 02318261
Betaseron Initiation Pack DIN 02169649
Multiple Sclerosis
Prezista 75mg DIN 02338432
Prezista 300mg DIN 02284057
Prezista 400mg DIN 02324016
Prezista 600mg DIN 02324024
Pediatric HIV-1
Orencia 250mg vial DIN 02282097
Rheumatoid Arthritis (New Criteria)
Simponi 50mg/0.5ml disposable syringe DIN 02324776
Simponi 50mg/0.5ml injector pen
DIN 02324784
Ankylosing Spondylitis, Psoriatic
Arthritis, Rheumatoid Arthritis
The Common Drug Review (CDR) reviews new drugs and provides an evidence-based formulary
listing recommendation, made by the Canadian Expert Drug Advisory Committee (CEDAC), on
behalf of participating publicly-funded drug plans. Reviews for the following products were
completed by the Common Drug Review and coverage was not recommended. As such, these
products will not be considered for coverage under the NLPDP. CEDAC recommendations can be
viewed at http://www.cadth.ca/index.php/en/cdr/committees/cedac
Isentress 400mg DIN 02301881 Treatment-naïve HIV-1
Multaq 400mg DIN 02330989
Nplate 250mcg DIN 02322854, 500mcg DIN 02322862
Cimzia 200mg/ml DIN 02331675 Rhuematoid Arthritis
Jurnista 4mg DIN 02337266, 8mg DIN 02337274, 16mg DIN 02337282, 32mg DIN 02337290
Lotemax 0.5% Eye Drops DIN 02321114
Onglyza 5mg DIN 02333554
The Atlantic Common Drug Review (ACDR) is a regional review process that provides evidencebased recommendations for coverage of new indications and line extensions for existing
medications. Drug evaluation summaries are prepared by independent reviewers based on the
manufacturer’s drug submission and a systematic literature search. The drug evaluation summary
is presented to the Atlantic Expert Advisory Committee who recommends the place in therapy. It is
then up to each individual province to make a decision as to the coverage status. Reviews for the
following products were completed by the ACDR and coverage was not recommended. As such,
these products will not be considered for coverage under the NLPDP.
Betaseron 0.3mg DIN 02169649 Clinically Isolated Syndrome (CIS)
Niaspan 500mg DIN 02262347, 750mg DIN 02262355, 1000mg DIN 02262339