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Drug Info Rounds is a series of educational videos for health care professionals brought to you by the FDA’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER), Office of Communications (OCOMM), Division of Drug Information (DDI). DDI answers hundreds of questions daily about drug products and FDA actions. Our goal is to provide important and timely drug information to health care professionals on pertinent health topics so they can help patients make better medication decisions.

Videos

Please see the FDA Archive  for these topics:

  • Drug Safety Communications (November 2012)
    FDA Drug Info Rounds pharmacists discuss how Drug Safety Communications let health care providers, patients, and consumers know about newly observed potential risks of FDA-approved drugs.
  • Distribution of Medication Guides (October 2012)
    FDA Drug Info Rounds pharmacists discuss the requirements for providing Medication Guides.
  • Medication Errors (September 2012)
    FDA Drug Info Rounds pharmacists discuss Medication Errors and how FDA educates the public about med­ication error prevention through public health advisories, medica­tion guides and outreach partner­ships with other organizations.  
  • Patents and Exclusivity (August 2012)
    FDA Drug Info Rounds pharmacists discuss Patents and Exclusivity and how they work in a similar fashion but are distinctly different from one another. 
  • Accelerated Approval Program (July 2012)
    FDA Drug Info Rounds pharmacists discuss the Accelerated Approval Program and how FDA helps make new, potentially lifesaving drugs available more quickly.

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