Company Overview

CPC is wholly owned Canadian Company registered in the Province of Alberta. Its commercial priorities are directed to both Canadian Domestic and International Markets.

Scope of Service

Development of Systems for Pharmacy Environment

• Patient Profile
• Drug Interaction
• Drug Utilization Review
• Drug Intormation (Compendium)
• Drug Reporting Capabilities
• Patient Counselling (Visual and Written Leaflets)

Pharmacy Systems - Manual or

Computer Implementation

Continuing Education Programs for Pharmacy

• Workshop Development
• Clinical Drug Reviews
• Drug Information (Over the Counter Drugs)

Prescription User Information

• Non Compliance (By User)
• Under/Over Utilization
• Professional Resources (How to Ask the Proper Questions)

Packaging Requirements and Safe Handling of Drugs

• Safety Caps
• Blister Packaging (Unit Dosing)
• 7 Day Box Systems (Dosett)

Pharmacy Product Selection

• Clinical Product Review
• Price Comparison
• Quality Control

Medical Equipment Sourcing

• New
• Re-Conditioned

Assistance in Pharmacy Planning

• Area Selection
• Management Structure
• Job Description/Roles
• Buying Groups

Home Health Care

• Program Description (Ostomy Supplies, Incontinence Products,

Skin Ulcers, etc.)

• Implementation
• Supervision (Product Use)

Drug Information Centres in Regional Hospitals

• Poison Control
• Drug Overdose

Description of International Consulting Services Available

Feasibility of Project Market Analysis of Potential Requirement

Observation of Infrastructure in Place

• Communication (Telephone, Facsimile, Telex, Television)
• Utilities (Power, Water, Sewer)
• Education Facilities
• Language Requirements
• Distribution Systems (Transportation to Markets)

Pre-Implementation Plan

• Travel to site to evaluate with Representatives the potential

for completion of project and project objectives.

• Access all information, systems and management structures on

site.

• Accumulate information from all sources available. (Pilot

Project)

• Update infrastructure report.
• Develop rapport with appropriate sector.

Budget Requirements

• Develop costs associated with travel, accommodation, meals,

initial team selection and training.

• Costs of equipment and licensing of products and/or

technologies.

• Management costs and criteria for approval.
• Time frame to completion of feasibility.

Study/Feasibility - Terms of Confidentially CPC Corporate policy is such that all content of any Study or Feasibility is held in strict confidence and only released to Public or Private Sector Client.

Release of all or any part of findings/recommendations to parties other than the Client must be requested, in writing, by the contracted Client.

If CPC provides sourcing for funding of such Study/Feasibility it is the responsibility of the Client to negotiate such release of information to the financial provider in advance of contractual agreement and advise CPC accordingly.

International Pharmaceutical Evaluation and Systems Implementation

Initial undertaking is headed by Project Director who is responsible for determining Project Feasibility:

a) observation of infrastructure, b) pre-feasibility plan, c) budget requirements, and d) time frame to accommodate completion.

The goal must be achievable and the results lasting.

Once data related to Project is accumulated, the Business Plan is developed and individual components are identified. These factors will determine the Team required to accommodate those priorities if need be.

One member of the team relates to direct issues of scope of service:

a) pharmacy planning. b) pharmacy product selection, c) packaging and safe handling of drugs, d) home health care, and e) drug information centres.

Another member of the team is responsible for providing technical expertise for project preparation:

a) evaluation of existing communication systems and procedures, b) manual or computer system engineering, c) inventory control setup, d) computer / manual system for project analysis and follow-up.

Another member of the team relates to training and education issues within the scope of service. These issues are:

a) pharmacy continuing education programs, b) prescription user information workshop and c) continual internal systems review, (monitoring follow-up)

The Project Director in conjunction with team members provide interaction with site personnel and criteria to monitor and improve operations on a continual basis. Follow-up is paramount to allow project completion and ensure systems maintenance. Additional Managerial and Support staff is sourced at site to provide best possible exposure for future implementation and training.

The Project Director, after project completion provides review of all aspects of project and if required continues to monitor progress until project reflects long term success.

Company Information

Additional Details

Legal Name: CDM Ltd

Number of Employees: 4

Contacts

Services

• Pharmacy Automation Software

  Software to maintain patient information, price Rx's and provide management reports.

Products

• Computer Peripherals

  Computers and Point of Sale Equipment and Software

• Over The Counter Products

  Products for Sale in Pharmacies, not requiring a prescription.

• Pharmaceuticals

Additional Information