Collaboration between industry, healthcare professionals and healthcare organisations is vital. It enables the development and effective use of new medicines and helps to shape the future of research.
The healthcare professionals, healthcare organisations and patient associations we work with at Sanofi all provide us with valuable, independent and expert knowledge derived from their clinical and disease management experience. Collaborating with experts contributes significantly to our efforts to improve the quality of patient care.
At Sanofi we also recognise the need to be transparent when it comes to how we work with healthcare professionals, healthcare organisations and patient associations. As a member of Medicines Australia, we publish regular reports outlining all transfers of value to these groups.
The healthcare professionals, healthcare organisations and patient associations we work with at Sanofi all provide us with valuable, independent and expert knowledge derived from their clinical and disease management experience. Collaborating with experts contributes significantly to our efforts to improve the quality of patient care.
At Sanofi we also recognise the need to be transparent when it comes to how we work with healthcare professionals, healthcare organisations and patient associations. As a member of Medicines Australia, we publish regular reports outlining all transfers of value to these groups.
Transfer of value
Our transfer of value reports are published in accordance with the Medicines Australia Code of Conduct, Edition 18 and Australia’s Privacy Legislation.
Reports include payments of honoraria or consultancy for services provided, air travel, accommodation or registration fees paid on behalf of an Australian healthcare professional. They also include the healthcare professional’s name, address, specialty, and the nature and dollar value of the transfer of value. Each report is available for three years from the date of first publication.
Reports include payments of honoraria or consultancy for services provided, air travel, accommodation or registration fees paid on behalf of an Australian healthcare professional. They also include the healthcare professional’s name, address, specialty, and the nature and dollar value of the transfer of value. Each report is available for three years from the date of first publication.
Reports are designed to be read on this website. It is also provided as a downloadable CSV file below.
Note: Reporting of payments became mandatory from 1 October 2016. The report for the period 1 October 2015 – 30 September 2016, only reported with the consent of each HCP. Where consent wasn’t obtained the information was provided in aggregate without naming the HCP.
To comply with our privacy obligations, reports may be amended from time to time. The reports here contain the most up to date information. Any use or disclosure of the data by a third party is the responsibility of that third party, who must comply with the Australian Privacy Act 1988.
Note: Reporting of payments became mandatory from 1 October 2016. The report for the period 1 October 2015 – 30 September 2016, only reported with the consent of each HCP. Where consent wasn’t obtained the information was provided in aggregate without naming the HCP.
To comply with our privacy obligations, reports may be amended from time to time. The reports here contain the most up to date information. Any use or disclosure of the data by a third party is the responsibility of that third party, who must comply with the Australian Privacy Act 1988.