03-CHI Drug Formulary Master Excel Sheet User Guide - Ed5 - 31dec2024
03-CHI Drug Formulary Master Excel Sheet User Guide - Ed5 - 31dec2024
CHI DamanDrug
Formulary MasterExcel
Sheet User Guide
December 2024
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Welcome to the official User Guide of the CHI- Daman Drug Formulary (). This
meticulously crafted guide is intended to provide comprehensive support in
navigating the IDF Master Excel Sheet. Its purpose is to equip healthcare
professionals, providers, institutions, researchers, and individuals seeking
pharmaceutical information with the necessary guidance and resources.
Successful navigation of the Master Excel Sheet Drug Formulary requires a clear
comprehension of the various sheets it encompasses. The User Guide provides
detailed explanations for each sheet, including their specific purposes and the
information they offer. This section empowers users to efficiently locate and
extract the precise data required, streamlining research and practice
endeavors.
We trust that this User Guide will prove indispensable as you explore the CHI
Drug Formulary. Whether you seek drug information for patient care, academic
research, coverage information or any other purpose, this guide will facilitate
your navigation and comprehension of the formulary's contents.
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CONTENTS
List of Abbreviateion ................................................................................. 4
List of tables ............................................................................................ 4
List of figures ........................................................................................... 4
Introduction to Formulary ..................................................................... 5
What is a Drug Formulary? ......................................................................... 5
What is CHI Drug Formulary (ISF)? ....................................................................5
What is the Objective of CHI Formulary? ...................................................... 5
Development of the Formulary ............................................................... 6
How to Use the Formulary ...................................................................... 7
IDF WorkSheet Definitions and USE ............................................................ 7
IDF Navigation ......................................................................................... 9
Evidence Level Used ................................................................................. 9
IDF coverage Essentials ............................................................................ 9
IDF Prescribing Edits Tools ....................................................................... 10
IDF Fields Definitions .............................................................................. 11
Useful Links ............................................................................................... 15
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LIST OF ABBREVIATEION
LIST OF TABLES
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1 Formulary Development Process................................................................................. 6
Figure 2 Indication Sheet Fields List ........................................................................................ 7
Figure 3 Mapped DDF to SFDA Sheet Fields List ......................................................................... 8
Figure 4 Prescribing Edits Examples ...................................................................................... 10
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INTRODUCTION TO FORMULARY
DDF
FGC Remittance
Feedback and
YES
approval
Review & Economic Review &
PTC List of prioritized Approval Evaluation
Approval
Indication
NO
VAC Heading
VAC
Referral
Final Monitoring
TAC Chair Re-Direct Final Review Direct Review Report
Evidence -QualityCheck
Filtration &
TAC
Review Team
Prioritization: -First Review
-Toolkit
Clinical
Research Team
-Balance Scorecard Define Content
- List of prioritized Scope Development
drug User’s Compliance
Data Team Complaints
For additional details refer to the DDF MAINTENANCE & MONITORING PROCESS (DDF-FR-Pr-01-01)
(previously)(DDF-FR-Pr-01-01)retrieved through CHI website https://chi.gov.sa/en/pages/default.aspx
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Indication Sheet: this sheet includes the list of approved indications mapped
with the corresponding scientific molecules and relative scientific description
code root number. The main end users are healthcare providers who can use
it to identify the approved indications with their respective ICD 10 codes, in
addition to the corresponding approved scientific molecule, dosage form,
strength, and prescribing edits.
Mapped IDF to SFDA Sheet: this sheet includes the list of scientific molecules
regularly mapped with SFDA medication list to identify trade names and
related prices. The main end users are insurance companies, hospitals,
pharmacies and others.
Drug Drug
Indication ICD 10 AM Code pharmacologic pharmacologic Scientific Name
al Class al subclass
Scientific
Pharmaceutical Pharmacuetical
Description Substitutable ATC Code
Form Form Code root
Code Root
SFDA
Quantity Limit
Notes Patient type Registration
Pediatrics
Status
Scientific
Pharmaceutical
Scientific Name Description Code ATC Code
Form and Code
Root
Registration
Number (new GTIN Last Update Date RegisterYear
and old)
PackageTypes
ATC Code 2 Size and SizeUnit Legal Status
and Size
IDF NAVIGATION
The CHI Formulary is provided on an excel sheet platform that users can filter
by Indication, ICD 10 AM code, Drug Pharmacological classes, Scientific name
Scientific description code root, pharmaceutical form, pharmaceutical form
code root, description code and, ATC code.
Formulary provides Appendices with various tables and protocols that users
should refer to whenever mentioned in the notes. Hyperlinked Appendices
are provided on a separate column for each disease or indication.
EU (Emergency use only) This drug status on Formulary is only for Emergency use.
Use of drug is dependent on protocol combination, doses
PE (Protocol edit)
and sequence of therapy
Age edits: Desmopressin in Nocturnal Enuresis should not be prescribed for children < 5 years.
Concurrent Use Edit: Flavoxate in Nocturnal Enuresis should be used as add on to
desmopressin after desmopressin failure and cannot be used alone.
Gender Edit: Exemestane in Endometriosis should be used only by Females.
Physician Specialty Edit: Fentanyl in Endometriosis should be prescribed by a gynecologist or
pain management specialist.
Prior Authorization: Desmopressin in Nocturnal Enuresis: The prescriber must check the
following before prescribing:
- Failure of combination of behavioral and alarm therapy.
- Serum Na at the start of therapy, every 3-7 days and if stable every month then every 3
months thereafter.
Quantity Limit: Idarubicin in Acute Leukemia: Cumulative dose should not exceed 150 mg/m2.
Please note that this Quantity Limit is different than the one based on maximum daily dose as
this is not necessary based on Maximum Daily Dose.
Step Therapy: Aripiprazole in Social Anxiety: should be used as third line after:
- First-line: Escitalopram, fluvoxamine, fluvoxamine CR, paroxetine, paroxetine CR, pregabalin,
sertraline, venlafaxine XR
- Second line: Alprazolam, bromazepam, citalopram, clonazepam, gabapentin
Emergency use only: Furosemide IV form in Hypertension is used only in emergency setting.
Protocol edits: Bendamustine Hydrochloride, Cyclophosphamide, Ifosfamide, Dacarbazine
should be used in Lymphoma as per a specific protocol.
1
ICDE 10 AM Code
International Classification of Diseases (ICD) code, based on WHO definition, is “the international
standard for defining and reporting diseases and health conditions. It allows the world to compare
and share health information using a common language. The ICD defines the universe of
diseases, disorders, injuries, and other related health conditions. These entities are listed in a
comprehensive way as a list of codes with their corresponding descriptions.
2
Drug Pharmacological Class and Sub-Class
"Pharmacologic class" the group of active moieties that share scientifically documented
properties and is defined based on any combination of three attributes of the active moiety:
Mechanism of Action (MOA), histologic Effect (PE), Chemical Structure (CS). Drug
“Pharmacological Sub Class” is a sub class of "Pharmacologic class".
3
Scientific Name and Scientific Description Code Root
“Scientific name” is the active ingredient of the product that is responsible for the beneficial health
effects experienced by consumers e.g., Acetaminophen.
“Scientific Description Code Root” is a code generated by the SFDA and is unique per scientific
name (active ingredient)
4
Substitutable
Non substitutable drugs as defined per the SFDA will be specified within the IDF as ''NO''
5
ATC Code
The Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical (ATC) Classification is an internationally accepted
classification system for medicines that is maintained by the World Health Organization (WHO).
The WHO assigns ATC codes to all active substances contained in medicines based on the
therapeutic indication for the medicine.
6
Pharmaceutical Form and Pharmaceutical Form Code Root
“Pharmaceutical Form” is the Dosage Form (DF) which is defined as the physical form of a dose
of a chemical compound used as a drug or medication intended for administration or
consumption. Common dosage forms include pill, tablet, syrup, aerosol, liquid injection.
“Pharmaceutical Form code Root” is Unique numerical SFDA generated code for each Dosage
form (Pharmaceutical form) e.g., Tablet:100000073664
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Description Code
Unique numerical SFDA generated code for each registered scientific name that is composed of
3 main blocks representing (Active ingredient code- strength -dosage form) name including its
strength, route of administration and dosage form, maintained on the list to guide users when
updating the mapping of the product.
8
Administration Route
Refers to the method in which a medication is introduced to the body e.g., Oral, Intravenous,
Intramuscular, rectal.
9
Strength and Strength Unit
“Strength” is the amount of drug in each dosage form, for example, 500 mg/tablet.
“Strength unit” is the unit of measurement used by the SFDA to describe the product strength
e.g., mg, G, mmol.
10
Prescribing Edits
Some covered drugs may have additional requirements, rules, or limits on coverage. These
requirements and limits are detailed in section “IDF PRESCRIBING EDITS TOOLS”
11
MDD Adult and Pediatric
This is either the adult or pediatric maximum amount of a drug that can be administered per day
based on a maximum daily dose. If there is no clinical evidence supporting the quantity limit for
that relevant indication, this column will be left as Blank.
NA will be added when its MDD is not available
12
Notes
“Notes” section provides details of the prescribing edits, extra important drug information and
special warnings and precautions.
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Patient type
14
SFDA Registration Status
Define if the scientific name is registered within the SFDA or not (Yes/No)
Scientific Name
the Arabic discerption of the Active ingredient (scientific name)
Arabic
AtcCode2 it is the additional ATC code given to a product
Size amount available in a product
Size Unit the unit of measurement used for describing the size
describe the method that the medication is packet for utilization e.g.,
Package Types
Bottles, Blister packs, Sachets, Syringes, Ampoules, Vials
Package Size the amount of unites available in each package
describe the method that this medication can be dispensed by the
Legal Status pharmacist either requiring a prescription or over the counter (OTC) not
requiring a prescription
describe the SFDA assigned marketing status for the product as
Marketing Status
marketed, or non-marketed
describe the SFDA assigned authorization of the product in local market
Authorization Status as Valid, Invalid, suspended, withdrawn by MAH, withdrawn by regulatory
authority
describe the status of the pharmaceutical product monitoring and
prescription either uncontrolled substance or controlled substance
Product Control
following the SFDA regulation for narcotic and controlled substance
related to prescribing, storage, distribution, and dispensing
describes the area authorized by the SFDA to stock and utilize the
Distribute area
medication either as hospital item or pharmacy "retail"
the maximum price set by the SFDA that a pharmacy can sell the product
Public price
to consumers.
The true but unknown limit on the period of storage time during which
shelf Life
the pharmaceutical or drug product is considered fit for use and effective.
Describes a climatic condition or a general storage condition under
Storage conditions
which a substance or product is stored
the company name of the company authorized by the SFDA to market
Marketing Company
and disrepute the product in KSA.
Manufacturer DMS Id رقم الشركة الصانعه في النظام الداخلي لدى الهيئة نظام إدارة االدوية
Secondary package
مصنع التغليف الثانوي
manufacture
Main Agent الوكيل األول
USEFUL LINKS