1. Asia Consortium Regional chapter in Asia ISPOR-INDIA Chapter Jawahar Bapna PhD, MD, MBBS Adjunct Professor, Pharmaceutical Management Institute of Health Management Research Jaipur

2. India Chapter - Historical Dr. JS Bapna attended ISPOR meeting at Washinton DC in 1998 Organized Pharmacoeconomic courses sponsored by WHO held in 2002 at Delhi/Jaipur India Chapter Inception - May, 2006 Initially 30 Members. Now 120 Members Inaugural meeting at Delhi Executive committee elected

3. Current leadership of the India Chapter President:Harish Narula, Chairman, Bharat Shakti, Spiritual, Cultural & Educational Society (NGO),New Delhi, Vice President:Shashidhar Rao, MBA, MD, MBBS Head, Medical Research Specialists, Medical and Research Medical and Research Division, Novartis Ltd., Hyderabad Vice President:Suresh K. Gupta, PhD, MSc Director General & Dean Institute of Clinical Research India New Delhi Secretary:Jawahar S. Bapna PhD, MD, MBBS Adjunct Professor, Pharmaceutical Management Institute of Health Management Research Jaipur

4. Participation of Members in ISPOR Meetings Aborad Dr. Jawahar Bapna, Dr ShashiDhar Rao, China Dr Anita Kotwani, USA Dr.Sangeeta Sharma, Canada Dr. Urmila Thate at Korea Dr Anita Kotwani, USA, Thailand 2010 Dr ShashiDhar Rao, Thailand 2010

5. YrDateTopic 2006Nov 3Seminar on ‘Traditional Medicines yesterday and today’ at Delhi in collaboration with 'Bharat Shakti' Society 2007Dec 8Workshop on ‘Pharmacoeconomics & Outcomes Research’, in collaboration with Pfizer Ltd, at Jaipur 2008Dec 21ISPOR–India Annual meeting, Symposium on Pharmacovigilance Dec 8&9 National Conference on Health Management Research, at Jaipur on ‘Globalization & Health Care: Are we Prepared? 2009 2010 Dec10 Nov 26-27 Followup of Pharmacovigilance implementation with the Govt agencies ISPOR–India Annual meeting, Symposium on Outcomes Research along with Pradanya at IIHMR, Jaipur Important Annual Activities of ISPOR INDIA

7. Activities of 2010 ISPOR–India Annual meeting Symposium on Outcomes Research along with Pradanya at IIHMR, Jaipur, Nov 26, 2010 Health Economics and the Pharmaceutical Industry: The Fourth Hurdle Rosemary Jose, PhD, Novartis Patient-reported Outcome: An overview Rumjhum Agrawal, Novartis

9. Activities of 2010 ISPOR–India Annual meeting Symposium on Outcomes Research along with Pradanya at Hotel Mansingh, Jaipur, Nov 27, 2010 Introduction to Outcomes Research and Health Economics,The Why? What? Of Outcomes Research and Pharmacoeconomic Analyses. Policies in India and West. Dr Shalini Menon, Senior Medical Advisor, & Clinical Development Lead, Pfizer Ltd. Methods for economic assessment : examples Impact on health care Application of Outcomes Research in Managed Health Care/Health Insurance settings and the Growing Need in India Dr Salil Shinde, Senior Medical Advisor, Pfizer Ltd.

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13. Activities of 2011 Feb 27 to March 10: International Training Course on Promoting Rational Drug Use in the Community –Venue: Institute of Health Management Research, Jaipur –Ccoordinator: Jawahar S Bapna –WHO Expert: Dr. Gitanjali Batmanabane –40 Participant from 14 countries participated –Outcome: Participants prepared research projects on Rational Use of Drugs to be conducted in their own settings June 3 ISPOR National Conference, at New Delhi –Venue: India International Centre, New Delhi –The 3 rd June meeting, in lieu of World Environment Day (5 th June, 2011), Mr. Harish Narula, Chairman of Bharat Shakti Spiritual, Cultural & Educational Society has initiated to organize a Seminar to create awareness in Environment and also in Drug Use and abuse.

14. Activities planned for 2011 December - Joint PEOR National meeting with IIHMR in mid December 2011 ‘Theme: Pharmacoeconomics and Pharmacovigilance’ Explore the possibility of some resource/representative form ISPOR, USA at the National Meeting.

15. Future Plans Pharmacovigilance Ethics in clinical trials Liaison with drugs control organization Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research activities to be initiated

16. Future Plans Invitation to ISPOR Asia-Pacific Conference in India 2016

17. Challenges Need to have a office in Delhi for its registration Need to register it at Delhi Make more members of it Have Elections of Executive of the chapter in 2011

18. Publications Tarn YH, Hu S, Kamae I, Yang BM, Li SC, Tangcharoensathien V, Teerawattananon Y, Limwattananon S, Hameed A, Aljunid SM, Bapna JS. Health-care systems and pharmacoeconomic research in Asia-Pacific region. Value Health. 2008 Mar;11 Suppl 1:S137-55. Chaudhury RR, Parameswar R, Gupta U, Sharma S, Tekur U, Bapna JS. Quality medicines for the poor: experience of the Delhi programme on rational use of drugs. Health Policy Plan. 2005 Mar; 20(2): 124-36. Singh, Jatinder. ‘ Web-wise’ on International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research. Indian J Pharmacol. 38: 376-77, 2006