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Recommendations for Home-Generated Pharmaceutical Collection Programs in California
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Disclosure The presenter DOES NOT have an interest in selling a technology, program, product, and/or service to CME/CE professionals.
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Objectives Gain a broader context Assess program types Compare free-market results 3
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International Context 44 France 80% of available
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International Context 45 France 80% of available $0.12/lb
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Surveys 86% Response Rate 58
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Programs begun before model guidelines (2008) Pre-existing Programs 59
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Model Programs 5% 71% 33% 54% 37% 100% 60
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Evaluation Criteria Safety Accessibility Cost Effectiveness Efficacy 61
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% of Non-Model Pharmacies per Criterion Evaluation – safety (Pharmacies) Appropriate Access Track Responsibility 63
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% of Non-Model Pharmacies per Criterion Evaluation – safety (Pharmacies) Appropriate Access Track Responsibility 64
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% of Non-Model Law Enforcement per Criterion Evaluation – safety (law enforcement) Appropriate Access Track Responsibility 65
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% of Non-Model HHWs per Criterion Evaluation – safety (HHW) Appropriate Access Track Responsibility 66
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% of Non-Model Events per Criterion Appropriate Access Track Responsibility Evaluation – safety (Events) 67
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% of Non-Model Mail-Back per Criterion Evaluation – safety (Mail-back) Appropriate Access Track Responsibility 68
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Evaluation Criteria Safety Accessibility Cost Effectiveness Efficacy 69
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Number of program sites (% of total) Evaluation – accessibility 70
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Number of potential program sites (% actual sites out of total potential) Evaluation – accessibility 71
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Average Number of Access Hours per Day Evaluation – accessibility 72
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Evaluation Criteria Safety Accessibility Cost Effectiveness Efficacy 73
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Average Cost per Pound Evaluation – cost effectiveness 74
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Average Pounds Collected per Day of Operation Evaluation – efficacy 76
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Total Pounds Collected by Program Type (July 1, 2009 to March 1, 2010 ) Evaluation – efficacy 77
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Average Pounds Collected per Program Evaluation – efficacy 78
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Free Market Results 79
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San Francisco $110,000
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Mailer Sale Sites Free Market Results 83
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Mailer Sale Sites and Annual Collection Rates Free Market Results 84
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Ontario, Canada Annual Collection Rates (tons) Free Market Results
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Questions? Burke Lucy (916) 341-6592 burke.lucy@calrecycle.ca.gov
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