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Médicaments novateurs Canada/Innovative Medicines Canada / Pamela Fralick, President

Adresse, activités et membres

Médicaments novateurs Canada / Innovative Medicines Canada - Adresse, activités et membres

Adresse :

55 Metcalfe St.
Suite 1220
Ottawa, ON  K1P 6L5
Canada

Numéro de téléphone : 613-236-0455

  • Coordonnées dans les versions précédentes
    • 55 Metcalfe St.
      Suite 1220
      Ottawa, ON  K1P 6L5
      Canada

      Numéro de téléphone : 613-236-0455  Poste 725

      Numéro de fax : 613-236-6756  

    • 55 Metcalfe St.
      Suite 1220
      Ottawa, ON  K1P 6L5
      Canada

      Numéro de téléphone : 613-236-0455  Poste 425

      Numéro de fax : 613-236-6756  

    • 55 Metclafe Street
      Suite 1220
      Ottawa, ON  K1P 6L5
      Canada

      Numéro de téléphone : 613-236-0455

      Numéro de fax : 613-236-6756  

    • 55 Metcalfe Street
      Suite 1220
      Ottawa, ON  K1P 6L5
      Canada

      Numéro de téléphone : 613-236-0455  Poste 425

      Numéro de fax : 613-236-6756  

    • 55 METCALFE STREET, SUITE 1220
      OTTAWA, ON  K1P 6L5
      Canada

      Numéro de téléphone : 613-236-0455

      Numéro de fax : 613-236-6756  

    • 1220 - 55 METCALFE STREET
      OTTAWA, ON  K1P 6L5
      Canada

      Numéro de téléphone : 613-236-0455

      Numéro de fax : 613-236-7919  


Description des activités de l'organisation :
Innovative Medicines Canada represents Canada’s innovative pharmaceutical industry. We help our members discover, develop, and deliver innovative medicines and vaccines. Our membership consists of more than 50 companies, from established organizations to fledgling startups, all of whom are revolutionizing healthcare through the discovery and development of new medicines and vaccines. Guided by a strict Code of Ethical Practices, we work with governments, insurance companies, healthcare professionals and stakeholders to advance the field and enhance the wellbeing of Canadians. We are committed to being valued partners in Canada’s healthcare system. We aim to achieve these goals by forming effective alliances and supporting policies, improving Canada’s regulatory environment, widen access to innovative medicines and protect intellectual property.

  • Descriptions des activités de l'organisation dans les versions précédentes :
    • Canada’s Research-Based Pharmaceutical Companies (Rx&D) is the association of leading research-based pharmaceutical companies dedicated to improving the health of Canadians through the discovery and development of new medicines and vaccines. Our community represents the men and women working for more than 50 member companies which invest more than $1 billion in research and development each year to fuel Canada’s knowledge-based economy, contributing over $3 billion to the Canadian economy. Guided by our Code of Ethical Practices, our membership is committed to working in partnership with governments, private payers, healthcare professionals and stakeholders in a highly ethical manner.
    • Canada’s Research-Based Pharmaceutical Companies (Rx&D) is the association of leading research-based pharmaceutical companies dedicated to improving the health of Canadians through the discovery and development of new medicines and vaccines. Our community represents the men and women working for more than 50 member companies and invests more than $1 billion in research and development each year to fuel Canada’s knowledge-based economy. Guided by our Code of Ethical Practices, our membership is committed to working in partnership with governments, healthcare professionals and stakeholders in a highly ethical manner.
    • Canada’s Research-Based Pharmaceutical Companies (Rx&D) is the association of leading research-based pharmaceutical companies dedicated to improving the health of Canadians through the discovery and development of new medicines and vaccines. Our community represents 15,000 men and women working for 50 member companies and invests more than $1 billion in research and development each year to fuel Canada’s knowledge-based economy. Guided by our Code of Ethical Practices, our membership is committed to working in partnership with governments, healthcare professionals and stakeholders in a highly ethical manner.
    • Canada's Research-Based Pharmaceutical Companies (Rx&D) is the industry association of Canada's research-based pharmaceutical industry. The companies that make up the membership of Rx&D are engaged in the research and development, production, marketing, and servicing of prescription and non-prescription pharmaceutical products. Rx&D members employ more than 15,000 people across Canada. Comprised of companies of all sizes, Rx&D's membership reflects the international scope of the pharmaceutical industry and includes the Canadian operations of domestic firms. As well as those with headquarters in other countries, Rx&D membership is currently made up of approximately 50 member companies.
    • Canada's Research-Based Pharmaceutical Companies (Rx&D) is the industry association of Canada's research-based pharmaceutical industry. The companies that make up the membership of Rx&D are engaged in the research and development, production, marketing, and servicing of prescription and non-prescription pharmaceutical products. Rx&D members employ more than 22,000 people across Canada. Comprised of companies of all sizes, Rx&D's membership reflects the international scope of the pharmaceutical industry and includes the Canadian operations of domestic firms. As well as those with headquarters in other countries, Rx&D membership is currently made up of approximately 50 member companies.
    • Canada's Research-Based Pharmaceutical Companies (Rx&D) is the industry association of Canada's research-based pharmaceutical industry. The companies that make up the membership of Rx&D are engaged in the research and development, production, marketing, and servicing of prescription and non-prescription pharmaceutical products. Rx&D members employ more than 22,000 people accross Canada. Comprised of companies of all sizes, Rx&D's membershio reflects the international scope of the pharmaceutical industry and includes the Canadian operations of domestic firms. As well as those with headquarters in other countries, Rx&D membership is currently made up of approximately 50 member companies.
    • CANADA'S RESEARCH-BASED PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY (RX&D) IS THE ASSOCIATION OF CANADA'S RESEARCH-BASED PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY. THE COMPANIES THAT MAKE UP THE MEMBERSHIP OF RX&D ARE ENGAGED IN THE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, PRODUCTION, MARKETING, AND SERVICING OF PRESCRIPTION AND PROFESSIONAL NON-PRESCRIPTION PHARMACEUTICALS. RX&D MEMBERS EMPLOY MORE THAN 23,000 PEOPLE ACROSS CANADA. COMPRISED OF COMPANIES OF ALL SIZED, RX&D MEMBERSHIP REFLECTS THE INTERNATIONAL SCOPE OF TODAY'S MODERN PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY AND INCLUDES THE CANADIAN OPERATIONS OF DOMESTIC FIRMS. AS WELL AS THOSE WITH HEADQUARTERS IN OTHER COUNTRIES, RX&D MEMBERSHIP IS CURRENTLY MADE UP OF 53 MEMBER COMPANIES.
    • CANADA'S RESEARCH-BASED PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY (RX&D) IS THE ASSOCIATION OF CANADA'S RESEARCH-BASED PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY. THE COMPANIES THAT MAKE UP THE MEMBERSHIP OF RX&D ARE ENGAGED IN THE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, PRODUCTION, MARKETING, AND SERVICING OF PRESCRIPTION AND PROFESSIONAL NON-PRESCRIPTION PHARMACEUTICALS. RX&D MEMBERS EMPLOY MORE THAN 18,000 PEOPLE ACROSS CANADA. COMPRISED OF COMPANIES OF ALL SIZES, RX&D MEMBERSHIP REFLECTS THE INTERNATIONAL SCOPE OF TODAY'S MODERN PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY AND INCLUDES THE CANADIAN OPERATIONS OF DOMESTIC FIRMS, AS WELL AS THOSE WITH HEADQUARTERS IN OTHER COUNTRIES. RX&D MEMBERSHIP IS CURRENTLY MADE UP OF 59 MEMBER COMPANIES.

Membres ou types de membres de l'organisation. :
(a) Full Membership: Full membership is open to innovative pharmaceutical Persons which research, develop, manufacture and/or distribute pharmaceutical prescription preparations under their own labels in Canada. (b) Biopharmaceutical Membership: Biopharmaceutical membership is open to Persons who are engaged, in research and development of pharmaceutical products and/or biopharmaceutical health care products with the aim of producing, manufacturing or distributing the same under its own label. (c) Medical Research Affiliate Membership: Medical research affiliate membership is open to non-profit organizations engaged in research which have a relationship or are connected with hospitals, universities, research institutes, recognized health/disease organizations, or divisions or units thereof, whose membership, in the determination of the Board, would be consistent with the objects of the Association and would enhance the ability of the Association to attain such objects, and who are engaged in health research. (d) Associate Membership: Associate membership is open to Persons who do not qualify under any of the foregoing membership categories and whose membership, in the determination of the Board, would be consistent with the objects of the Association and would enhance the ability of the Association to attain such objects. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, Associate Members may include contract research organizations, contract manufacturing organizations and clinical research organizations who supply goods and/or services to Full Members or Biopharmaceutical Members and other stakeholder groups which are appropriate in the determination of the Board.

  • Membres ou types de membres de l'organisation dans les versions précédentes :
    • (a) Full Membership: Full membership is open to innovative pharmaceutical Persons which research, develop, manufacture and/or distribute pharmaceutical prescription preparations under their own labels in Canada. (b) Biopharmaceutical Membership: Biopharmaceutical membership is open to Persons who are engaged, for profit, in research and development of pharmaceutical products and/or biopharmaceutical health care products with the aim of producing, manufacturing or distributing the same under its own label. (c) Medical Research Affiliate Membership: Medical research affiliate membership is open to non-profit organizations engaged in research which have a relationship or are connected with hospitals, universities, research institutes, recognized health/disease organizations, or divisions or units thereof, whose membership, in the determination of the Board, would be consistent with the objects of the Association and would enhance the ability of the Association to attain such objects, and who are engaged in health research. (d) Associate Membership: Associate membership is open to Persons who do not qualify under any of the foregoing membership categories and whose membership, in the determination of the Board, would be consistent with the objects of the Association and would enhance the ability of the Association to attain such objects (»Associate Members«). Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, Associate Members may include contract research organizations, contract manufacturing organizations and clinical research organizations who supply goods and/or services to Full Members or Biopharmaceutical Members and other stakeholder groups.
    • (a) Full Membership: Full membership is open to innovative pharmaceutical Persons which research, develop, manufacture and/or distribute pharmaceutical prescription preparations under their own labels in Canada. (b) Biopharmaceutical Membership: Biopharmaceutical membership is open to Persons who are engaged, for profit, in research and development of pharmaceutical products and/or biopharmaceutical health care products with the aim of producing, manufacturing or distributing the same under its own label.(c) Medical Research Affiliate Membership: Medical research affiliate membership is open to non-profit organizations engaged in research which have a relationship or are connected with hospitals, universities, research institutes, recognized health/disease organizations, or divisions or units thereof, whose membership, in the determination of the Board, would be consistent with the objects of the Association and would enhance the ability of the Association to attain such objects, and who are engaged in health research.(d) Associate Membership: Associate membership is open to Persons who do not qualify under any of the foregoing membership categories and whose membership, in the determination of the Board, would be consistent with the objects of the Association and would enhance the ability of the Association to attain such objects (»Associate Members«). Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, Associate Members may include contract research organizations, contract manufacturing organizations and clinical research organizations who supply goods and/or services to Full Members or Biopharmaceutical Members and other stakeholder groups.
    • FULL MEMBERS-CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS, FIRMS AND CORPORATIONS OR SUBSIDIARIES WHO REASEACH, DEVELOP, MANUFACTURE AND/OR DISTRIBUTE BRAND NAME PHARMACEUTICALS. RESEARCH ASSOCIATE MEMBERS - CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS, FIRMS AND CORPORATIONS OR SUBSIDIARIES WHO ARE ENGAGED FOR PROFIT IN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS. MANUFACTURING AFFILIATE MEMBERSHIP - CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS, FIRMS AND CORPORATIONS OR SUBSIDIARIES WHO ARE ENGAGED IN CUSTOM MANUFACTURING OR CUSTOM PACKAGING, FOR OR SUPPLY PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMICALS TO FULL MEMBERS.
    • FULL MEMBERS - CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS, FIRMS AND CORPORATIONS OR SUBSIDIARIES WHO RESEARCH, DEVELOP, MANUFACTURE AND/OR DISTRIBUTE BRAND NAME PHARMACEUTICALS. RESEARCH ASSOCIATE MEMBERS - CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS, FIRMS AND CORPORATIONS OR SUBSIDIARIES WHO ARE ENGAGED FOR PROFIT IN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS. MANUFACTURING AFFILIATE MEMBERSHIP - CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS, FIRMS AND CORPORATIONS OR SUBSIDIARIES WHO ARE ENGAGED IN CUSTOM MANUFACTURING OR CUSTOM PACKAGING, FOR OR SUPPLY PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMICALS TO FULL MEMBERS.

Techniques de communication

Médicaments novateurs Canada/Innovative Medicines Canada / Pamela Fralick, President

Techniques de communication déjà utilisées ou qui seront utilisées au cours de l'engagement :

  • Appel au grand public
  • Communication écrite
  • Communication orale

Charges publiques occupées : Pascal Chan

Liste des charges publiques occupées
Poste Période d'occupation Date du dernier jour d'occupation de la charge publique désignée
Administrative Assistant
Canadian Air Transport Security Authority, Corporate Services 		novembre 2010 à mars 2016 Pas une charge désignée

Financement public

Aucun financement public n'a été reçu au cours du dernier exercice financier complet.

Charges publiques occupées : Lama Abi Khaled

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Law Clerk
Federal Court of Canada, No branch or unit 		juillet 2013 à août 2014 Pas une charge désignée
Senior Regulatory Officer
Patented Medicine Prices Review Board, Regulatory Affairs and Outreach 		décembre 2008 à juin 2013 Pas une charge désignée

Charges publiques occupées : Conrad Bellehumeur

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Chief of Staff
Indian and Northern Affairs, Indian and Northern Affairs 		juillet 2007 à novembre 2008 Pas une charge désignée
Director of Communications
Ministry of Agriculture, Communications 		février 2006 à juillet 2007 Pas une charge désignée

Charges publiques occupées : Michael Dietrich

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Jr. Research Analyst
Industry Canada, Industrial Analysis 		2004 à 2004 Pas une charge désignée

Charges publiques occupées : Hugh Scott

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Legislative Assistant to Albina Guarnieri, M.P. - Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Canadian Heritage
Canadian Heritage, Parliament Hill Office 		1994 à mars 1998 Pas une charge désignée

Charges publiques occupées : Anne-Sophie Belzile

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Policy Advisor
Office of the Deputy Leader of the Opposition in the Senate, Senate of Canada 		octobre 2013 à juillet 2014 Pas une charge désignée
Special Assistant
House of Commons, Liberal Interim Leader’s Office 		janvier 2012 à septembre 2012 Pas une charge désignée
Executive Assistant, Legislative Assistant and Policy Advisor
House of Commons, Office of Member of Parliament Martha Hall Findlay 		novembre 2008 à juin 2011 Pas une charge désignée
Senior Special Assistant
Office of the Leader of the Official Opposition, House of Commons 		avril 2008 à octobre 2008 Pas une charge désignée
Special Assistant
Senate of Canada, Office of the Deputy Leader of the Opposition in the Senate 		mars 2007 à avril 2008 Pas une charge désignée

Charges publiques occupées : Corinne Crichlow

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Communications Officer
Provincial Health Services Authority, Communications 		septembre 2015 à juin 2016 Pas une charge désignée
Communications Advisor
Citizenship & Immigration Canada, Communications 		janvier 2015 à septembre 2015 Pas une charge désignée
Communications Officer
Western Economic Diversification Canada, Communications 		juin 2014 à janvier 2015 Pas une charge désignée
Senior Analyst
Department of Justice Canada, Communications 		2010 à 2011 Pas une charge désignée
Senior Communications Advisor – (2009-2011)
Public Health Agency of Canada, Communications 		2009 à 2011 Pas une charge désignée
Communications Advisor
Department of Justice Canada, Communications 		2007 à 2009 Pas une charge désignée
Speechwriter
Public Service Commission, Communications 		2006 à 2007 Pas une charge désignée
Writer/Editor
Public Service Commission, Communications 		2005 à 2006 Pas une charge désignée
Information Officer
House of Commons, Communications 		2004 à 2005 Pas une charge désignée
Junior Program Officer
Employment & Social Development Canada, Communications 		2002 à 2004 Pas une charge désignée

Charges publiques occupées : Cheryl Stewart-Walsh

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Senior Policy Advisor
Office of the Prime Minister, PMO 		juin 2005 à mars 2006 Pas une charge désignée
Senior Policy Advisor
Office of the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, Minister’s Office 		2004 à 2005 Pas une charge désignée
Director of Parliamentary Affairs
Office of the Minister of Public Health, Minister’s Office 		2003 à 2004 Pas une charge désignée
Policy Analyst
Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Strategic Policy and Planning 		2002 à 2003 Pas une charge désignée
Policy Advisor
Privy Council Office, Intergovernmental Affairs/International Issues 		avril 2001 à avril 2002 Pas une charge désignée

Charges publiques occupées : Megan Kendall

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Analyst
Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Knowledge Management Portfolio 		mars 2014 à juin 2014 Pas une charge désignée

Charges publiques occupées : Pamela Fralick

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Deputy Chief Executive Officer/Director of Liaison and Coordination
Health Canada, Canadian Centre for Substance Abuse 		août 1991 à mars 1997 Pas une charge désignée
Chief
Health Canada, Alcohol and Drugs Unit, Ottawa 		janvier 1990 à juillet 1991 Pas une charge désignée
Program Coordinator (ES - Economics and Statistics)
Health Canada, Alcohol and Drugs Unit, Ottawa 		avril 1989 à janvier 1990 Pas une charge désignée
Regional Drug Education Coordinator
Department of National Defense, Lahr, Germany 		juillet 1984 à février 1989 Pas une charge désignée
Counsellor, Senior Counsellor
Department of National Defense, Alcoholism Rehabilitation Clinic, Lahr, Germany 		novembre 1980 à juillet 1984 Pas une charge désignée
Coordinator/Evaluator
Health and Welfare Canada, Student Projects Program 		juin 1978 à septembre 1978 Pas une charge désignée

Charges publiques occupées : Pascal Chan

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Administrative Assistant
Canadian Air Transport Security Authority, Corporate Services 		novembre 2010 à mars 2016 Pas une charge désignée

Charges publiques occupées : Declan Hamill

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COSEP Student, Official Languages Commission
Official Language Commission, Language Commission 		1990 à 1991 Pas une charge désignée

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