Right Medicine, Right Time. During the upcoming General Election campaign, we are calling for a New Medicines Pledge. To hear more, join us for our next IPHA Forum webinar on Thursday, November 14th to hear insights from panelists such Austin Duffy, Consultant Medical Oncologist at The Mater Hospital and Associate Professor of Translational Oncology at UCD Register for The Forum here: https://bit.ly/3NKc72n Read our Manifesto here: https://bit.ly/3UtOsag
About us
We represent the inventors of medicines who prevent, treat and sometimes, cure diseases. Through science, we extend how long people live and how well they can live.
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http://www.ipha.ie
External link for IPHA
- Industry
- Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Dublin 2, County Dublin
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1994
Locations
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Primary
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7-8 Clanwilliam Terrace
Dublin 2, County Dublin 2, IE
Employees at IPHA
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Margaret Ahearne
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Eimear O'Leary
Director of Communications and Advocacy at IPHA
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Yvonne (O' Toole) Jones
Communications & Partnerships Manager at IPHA | Past President County Carlow Chamber of Commerce | Chairperson & founding member LoveCarlow
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Shane Ryan
General Manager Ireland at Takeda & President at Irish Pharmaceutical Healthcare Association
Updates
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This week is #MedSafetyWeek and IPHA are collaborating with the HPRA to help highlight the importance of preventing side effects and reporting them when they do occur. Reporting a side effect is easy, just click on this link 👉 www.hpra.ie/report #ReportSideEffects #PatientSafety Health Products Regulatory Authority (HPRA)
Pharmacists, doctors, nurses, and pharmacists all have a key role to play in the cycle of medicines safety. Remaining up to date on emerging safety information is crucial to provide the best advice to patients, as is communicating possible side effects. This #MedSafetyWeek, learn more about the unique ways healthcare professionals can contribute to #PatientSafety below 👇
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Migraine medicines make life possible. Jen and Leona have their lives back thanks to new migraine medicines. Let’s give everyone access to the medicines they need. #LifeBecauseOfNewMedicines
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Delighted to see this announcement by Minister Stephen Donnelly today. Ireland needs to be in line with other European countries, therefore as part of the IPHA General Election Manifesto we called for a doubling of clinical trials in Ireland during the lifetime of the next Government. Clinical Trials are critical in developing new treatments, but they also give patients access to sometimes life-saving medicines. This recognition by the Minister of the importance of increasing the number of clinical trials in Ireland will give patients hope, patients like Patrick who because of a cancer clinical trial won't miss a single precious family moment. You can hear Patrick's story here: https://lnkd.in/e3aXFYvk #InnovateForLife
I want to double the number of clinical trials taking place in Ireland in order to bring Ireland into line with other top European performers, such as Denmark. This would improve patient access to the most advanced and innovative treatments. At present our system for clinical trials is overly complex with duplication and delays across the administrative processes & structures that support their start-up. Difficulties encountered include reaching legal agreement to commence a trial, and varied understanding among stakeholders around roles and responsibilities covering GDPR and data protection legislation. I set up a group to tackle this and received their first recommendations recently. I fully support the recommendations and brought them to Cabinet earlier this week. We are now implementing them. Thanks to Chair Donal Brennan for his work to date and all those involved in the important work of this Group. You can read the details here: gov.ie - National Clinical Trials Oversight Group - Interim Recommendations Rare Diseases Ireland IPHA Irish Cancer Society Derick Mitchell Mairead Driscoll Muiris O'Connor Cancer Trials Ireland
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Right Medicine, Right Time. During the General Election campaign, we are calling for a New Medicines Pledge. To hear more, join us for our next IPHA Forum webinar on Thursday, November 14th to hear insights from panelists such Eimear Caslin, General Manager at GSK. Read our Manifesto here: https://bit.ly/3UtOsag Register for The Forum here: https://bit.ly/3NKc72n
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As part of the forthcoming General Election campaign, IPHA advocates for a New Medicines Pledge—ensuring timely access to the right medicines, doubling clinical trials in Ireland, and faster treatment for patients with rare diseases. Join Lucinda Creighton and a panel of experts as we discuss this important topic on November 14th at 12 PM. Register https://bit.ly/3NKc72n
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As part of the forthcoming General Election campaign, IPHA advocates for a New Medicines Pledge—ensuring timely access to the right medicines, doubling clinical trials in Ireland, and faster treatment for patients with rare diseases. Join us on November 14th at 12 PM. Register https://bit.ly/3NKc72n
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Let’s give all patients in Ireland faster access to medicines. New medicines can be the difference between losing and keeping your sight. Thankfully, Mary can keep doing what she loves. #LifeBecauseOfNewMedicines
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Over recent weeks and months, the IPHA team have been meeting with all political parties to outline our asks for the next government. Today we were invited to attend Sinn Féin’s stakeholder launch of their health manifesto: A Prescription for Change. It was heartening to see the inclusion of some of our asks integrated into their plan including giving clinical leaders a stronger voice in deciding which medicines are available to patients in Ireland and when. With the General Election fast approaching we will continue to call for the next government to commit to a New Medicines Pledge where the Right Medicine will be available at the Right Time for patients in Ireland. View the IPHA General Election manifesto here. https://lnkd.in/eq3eTb53
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