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Pfizer Australia MA ACCC Re Summary of Events Sponsored by Member Companies Reporting Period: 1 July - 31 December 2007 Name of Company: Pfizer Australia Number of Events Held: 1266 PROFESSIONAL STATUS OF TOTAL COST OF No. OF TOTAL COST OF DESCRIPTION OF FUNCTION INCLUDING DURATION OF EDUCATIONAL CONTENT DELIVERED VENUE HOSPITALITY PROVIDED ATTENDEES HOSPITALITY ATTENDEES FUNCTION JULY ACCOMMODATION, MEALS / INTIMACY MATTERS - SOLUTIONS IN GENERAL PRACTICE, 1 HOURS, EVENING MEETING QUALITY RESORT TWIN TOWNS, TWEED HEADS, NSW GENERAL PRACTITIONER $ 1,750 16$ 3,950 DRINKS MENS HEALTH - SOLUTIONS IN GENERAL PRACTICE, 2 HOURS, EVENING MEETING WHITEBLUE MODERN GREEK RESTUARANT, SOUTH TOWNSVILLE, QLD GENERAL PRACTITIONER MEAL / DRINKS, $ 903 40$ 2,903 CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE STUDY, 1 HOURS, EVENING MEETING SOFITEL HOTEL, BRISBANE, QLD GENERAL PRACTITIONER MEAL / DRINKS, $ 2,500 40$ 4,300 QLD NEUROLOGY MEETING, 8 HOURS, SPONSORSHIP/DIVISION MEETING SHERATON MIRAGE, GOLD COAST, QLD VARIOUS NIL PROVIDED$ - 100$ 3,000 ROYAL BRISBANE WOMEN'S HOSPITAL CARDIOLOGY DEPT, HERSTON, ROYAL BRISBANE WOMEN'S HOSPITAL CARDIOLOGY DEPT JOURNAL CLUB 1 HOURS, JOURNAL CLUB VARIOUS MEAL / DRINKS, $ 3 10$ 3 QLD ROYAL BRISBANE WOMEN'S HOSPITAL CARDIOLOGY DEPT JOURNAL CLUB 1 HOURS, JOURNAL CLUB ROYAL BRISBANE WOMEN'S HOSPITAL CARDIOLOGY DEPT, QLD VARIOUS MEAL / DRINKS, $ 46 10$ 46 CABOOLTURE HOSPITAL CARDIOLOGY JOURNAL CLUB 1 HOURS, JOURNAL CLUB CABOOLTURE HOSPITAL CARDIOLOGY, CABOOLTURE, QLD VARIOUS MEAL / DRINKS, $ 113 10$ 113 TOWNSVILLE GRAND ROUND 1 HOURS, GRAND ROUND TOWNSVILLE HOSPITAL, TOWNSVILLE, QLD VARIOUS MEAL / DRINKS, $ 45 10$ 45 LOGAN HOSPITAL GRAND ROUND LUNCH EXPENSES 1 HOURS, GRAND ROUND LOGAN HOSPITAL, MEADOWBROOK, QLD VARIOUS MEAL / DRINKS, $ 118 10$ 118 LOGAN HOSPITAL GRAND ROUND, 1 HOURS, GRAND ROUND LOGAN HOSPITAL, MEADOWBROOK, QLD VARIOUS MEAL / DRINKS, $ 127 10$ 127 TOWNSVILLE GRAND ROUND CATERING 1 HOURS, GRAND ROUND TOWNSVILLE HOSPITAL, TOWNSVILLE, QLD VARIOUS MEAL / DRINKS, $ 238 10$ 238 QEII HOSPITAL JOURNAL CLUB MEETING 1 HOURS, JOURNAL CLUB QEII HOSPITAL, COOPERS PLAINS, QLD VARIOUS MEAL / DRINKS, $ 8 10$ 8 QEII HOSPITAL JOURNAL CLUB MEETING 1 HOURS, JOURNAL CLUB QEII HOSPITAL, COOPERS PLAINS, QLD VARIOUS MEAL / DRINKS, $ 18 10$ 18 QEII HOSPITAL JOURNAL CLUB MEETING 1 HOURS, JOURNAL CLUB QEII HOSPITAL, COOPERS PLAINS, QLD VARIOUS MEAL / DRINKS, $ 99 10$ 99 GRAND ROUNDS, TWEED HEADS HOSPITAL 1 HOURS, GRAND ROUND TWEED HEADS HOSPITAL, TWEED HEADS, NSW VARIOUS MEAL / DRINKS, $ 63 10$ 63 GRAND ROUNDS, PRINCE CHARLES HOSPITAL 1 HOURS, GRAND ROUND PRINCE CHARLES HOSPITAL, CHERMSIDE, B36QLD VARIOUS MEAL / DRINKS, $ 95 10$ 95 EARLY TREATMENT OF GLAUCOMA, 2 HOURS, SPONSORSHIP 2 SMALL ROOMS RESTAURANT, TOOWONG, QLD OPHTHALMOLOGIST MEAL / DRINKS, $ 1,578 19$ 1,578 ABC OF RESPIRATORY MEDICINE, 1 HOURS, EVENING MEETING, 4 CPD/CME POINTS BRETT'S WHARF, HAMILTON, QLD GENERAL PRACTITIONER MEAL / DRINKS, $ 1,150 16$ 1,950 INTIMACY MATTERS- SOLUTIONS IN GP, 1 HOURS, EVENING MEETING SURFERS PARADISE MARRIOTT HOTEL, SURFERS PARADISE, QLD GENERAL PRACTITIONER MEAL / DRINKS, $ 1,675 25$ 3,675 Page 1 of 64 Summary of Events Sponsored by Member Companies Reporting Period: 1 July - 31 December 2007 Name of Company: Pfizer Australia Number of Events Held: 1266 PROFESSIONAL STATUS OF TOTAL COST OF No. OF TOTAL COST OF DESCRIPTION OF FUNCTION INCLUDING DURATION OF EDUCATIONAL CONTENT DELIVERED VENUE HOSPITALITY PROVIDED ATTENDEES HOSPITALITY ATTENDEES FUNCTION INTIMACY MATTERS - SOLUTIONS IN GENERAL PRACTICE, 2 HOURS, EVENING MEETING EMPIRE THEATRE, TOOWOOMBA, QLD GENERAL PRACTITIONER MEAL / DRINKS, $ 800 15$ 2,800 MGE, 1 HOURS, EVENING MEETING, 4 CPD/CME POINTS WILSON'S BOAT HOUSE, HAMILTON, QLD GENERAL PRACTITIONER MEAL / DRINKS, $ 630 15$ 1,130 INTIMACY MATTERS, 1 HOURS, EVENING MEETING PEPPERS PIER RESORT HERVEY BAY, URANGAN, QLD GENERAL PRACTITIONER MEAL / DRINKS, $ 2,19 9 25$ 4,199 CARDIAC DYSRHTHMIAS; CAUSES + TREAMENTS, CARDIAC DYSRHTHMIAS; CAUSES + TREATMENTS, 1 HOURS, OLIVETTO'S RESTAURANT, RED HILL, QLD GENERAL PRACTITIONER MEAL / DRINKS, $ 728 12$ 1,028 EVENING MEETING TROPICAL HEALTH & CANCER RESEARCH IN CLINICAL PRACTICE, 2 HOURS, SPONSORSHIP/DIVISION MEETING TOWNSVILLE BASE HOSPITAL, TOWNSVILLE, QLD VARIOUS MEAL / DRINKS, $ 1,100 100$ 1,100 SPONSORSHIP - NEUROSCIENCE CPD EDUCATIONAL W/END, 9 HOURS, MARKETING PRODUCT MEETING, 42 VERSACE PALLAZO, MAIN BEACH, QLD GENERAL PRACTITIONER NIL PROVIDED$ - 80$ 11,000 CPD/CME POINTS PAIN MANAGEMENT, 1 HOURS, EVENING MEETING SEASALT, SPRING HILL, QLD PAIN MANAGEMENT PHYSICIAN MEAL / DRINKS, $ 1,500 15$ 1,500 HYPERBARIC MEDICINE , 1 HOURS, EVENING MEETING SURFERS PARDISE MARRIOTT, SURFERS PARDISE , QLD GENERAL PRACTITIONER MEAL / DRINKS, $ 1,815 20$ 2,515 MANAGEMENT OF MIGRAINE, 3 HOURS, SPONSORSHIP/DIVISION MEETING CONTINENTAL CAFE, NEW FARM, QLD GENERAL PRACTITIONER MEAL / DRINKS, $ 392 7$ 392 HIP & KNEE CASES, SHOULDER EXAMIN & INJECT, 2 HOURS, SPONSORSHIP/DIVISION MEETING NORTH WEST PRIVATE HOSPITAL, EVERTON PARK, QLD GENERAL PRACTITIONER MEAL / DRINKS, $ 900 30$ 900 ACUTE KNEE INJURY - PRACTICAL PATIENT EXAMINATION EXAMINATIONTECHNIQUES, 1 HOURS, EVENING THE AQUATIC GRILL, ALEXANDRA HEADLAND, QLD PHYSICIAN, GENERAL MEDICINE MEAL / DRINKS, $ 1,416 30$ 1,416 MEETING PRINCE CHARLES HOSPITAL GRAND ROUND, 4 HOURS, GRAND ROUND PRINCE CHARLES HOSPITAL, CHERMSIDE, QLD OPHTHALMOLOGIST MEAL / DRINKS, $ 500 25$ 500 AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND COLLEGE OF ANAESTHETISTS & AUSTRALIAN SOCIETY OF ANAETHETISTS, 9 SHERATON MIRAGE, MAIN BEACH, QLD ANAESTHETIST MEAL / DRINKS, $ 950 100$ 950 HOURS, SPONSORSHIP/DIVISION MEETING MATER GP EDUCATION, 1 HOURS, SPONSORSHIP/DIVISION MEETING, 4 CPD/CME POINTS MATER MEDICAL CENTRE, SOUTH BRISBANE, QLD GENERAL PRACTITIONER MEAL / DRINKS, $ 1,000 60$ 1,000 MATER GP EDUCATION, 2 HOURS, SPONSORSHIP/DIVISION MEETING, 4 CPD/CME POINTS MATER PRIVATE HOSPITAL, CLEVELAND, QLD GENERAL PRACTITIONER MEAL / DRINKS, $ 1,000 33$ 1,000 JOURNAL CLUB - NEUROPATHIC PAIN, 1 HOURS, JOURNAL CLUB BRUCE HUNT LECTURE - ROYAL PERTH HOSPITAL , PERTH, WA NEUROLOGIST MEAL / DRINKS, $ 207 10$ 207 OSBORNE PARK HOSPITAL GERIACTRIC JOURNAL CLUB, 1 HOURS, JOURNAL CLUB SEMINAR ROOM, STIRLING, WA VARIOUS MEAL / DRINKS, $ 218 20$ 218 OPHTHALMICS, 1 HOURS, SPONSORSHIP/DIVISION MEETING SOUTH WEST OPHTHALMOLOGY, BUNBURY, WA OPHTHALMOLOGIST MEAL / DRINKS, $ 1,150 30$ 1,650 ABC OF RESPIRATORY MEDICINE, FULL LUNG FUNCTION TESTING, 2 HOURS, EVENING MEETING, 2 CPD/CME RESTAURANT ROCK, ALBANY, WA GENERAL PRACTITIONER MEAL / DRINKS, $ 1,155 21$ 1,155 POINTS MIDWEST GP NETWORK MEETING, 1 HOURS, SPONSORSHIP/DIVISION MEETING GERALDTON MEDICAL GROUP, GERALDTON, WA GERIATRICIAN MEAL / DRINKS, $ 225 15$ 225 Page 2 of 64 Summary of Events Sponsored by Member Companies Reporting Period: 1 July - 31 December 2007 Name of Company: Pfizer Australia Number of Events Held: 1266 PROFESSIONAL STATUS OF TOTAL COST OF No. OF TOTAL COST OF DESCRIPTION OF FUNCTION INCLUDING DURATION OF EDUCATIONAL CONTENT DELIVERED VENUE HOSPITALITY PROVIDED ATTENDEES HOSPITALITY ATTENDEES FUNCTION REFRACTIVE EYE SURGERY, 1 HOURS, SPONSORSHIP/DIVISION MEETING CAPONE'S RESTAURANT, KALLAROO, WA GENERAL PRACTITIONER MEAL / DRINKS, $ 1,126 12$ 1,126 ACCOMMODATION, MEAL / ELECTROCARDIOGRAMS, 1 HOURS, EVENING MEETING THE OLD MINERS HALL OF FAME, KALGOORLIE, WA GENERAL PRACTITIONER $ 3,330 37$ 4,130 DRINKS, ONCOLOGY CASE PRESENTATION, 1 HOURS, EVENING MEETING SUBIACO HOTEL, SUBIACO, WA GENERAL PRACTITIONER MEAL / DRINKS, $ 522 6$ 687 PROSTATE CANCER, PROSTATE CANCER, 1 HOURS, EVENING MEETING THE UNIVERSITY CLUB , CRAWLEY, WA ONCOLOGIST MEAL / DRINKS, $ 850 30$ 850 INFECTIOUS DISEASES JOURNAL CLUB, 2 HOURS, JOURNAL CLUB ROYAL PERTH HOSPITAL, PERTH, WA INFECTIOUS DISEASES PHYSICIAN MEAL / DRINKS, $ 31 7$ 44 GRAND ROUND WAPMHDG, 1 HOURS, GRAND ROUND ROYAL PERTH HOSPITAL, PERTH CITY, WA VARIOUS MEAL / DRINKS, $ 65 10$ 65 EXERCISE PROGRAMS HOW WHEN WHO, 1 HOURS, SPONSORSHIP/DIVISION MEETING THE CLINICAL AND EDUCATION CENTRE, CRAWLEY, WA OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE MEAL / DRINKS, $ 200 39$ 200 MENTAL HEALTH GROUP MEETING, 2 HOURS, SPONSORSHIP/DIVISION MEETING OCEANUS RESTAURANT, CITY BEACH, WA GENERAL PRACTITIONER MEAL / DRINKS, $ 438 7$ 438 ENDOCRINOLOGY, 1 HOURS, SPONSORSHIP/DIVISION MEETING THE CLINICAL AND EDUCATION CENTRE , CRAWLEY, WA ENDOCRINOLOGIST MEAL / DRINKS, $ 690 44$ 690 SCHIZOPHRENIA AND BIPOLAR, 1 HOURS, EVENING MEETING UNIVERSITY CLUB, CRAWLEY, WA PSYCHIATRIST MEAL / DRINKS, $ 4,187 33$ 5,548 FREMANTLE HOSPITAL GRAND ROUNDS, 1 HOURS, JOURNAL CLUB FREMANTLE HOSPITAL PSYCHIATRY DEPARTMENT, , WA VARIOUS MEAL / DRINKS, $ 165 10$ 165 SIR CHARLES GAIRDNER HOSP JOURNAL CLUB, 1 HOURS, JOURNAL CLUB SIR CHARLES GAIRDNER HOSPITAL PSYCHIATRIC DEPT, NEDLANDS, WA VARIOUS MEAL / DRINKS, $ 349 31$ 349 PRINCESS MARGARET HOSPITAL GROUND ROUND, 1 HOURS, GRAND ROUND PRINCESS MARGARET HOSPITAL, SUBIACO, WA VARIOUS MEAL / DRINKS, $ 65 50$ 65 SLEEP STUDIES & LUNG FUNCTION, 1 HOURS, SPONSORSHIP/DIVISION MEETING WHYALLA FORESHORE WATERSEDGE RESTAURANT, WHYALLA, SA GENERAL PRACTITIONER MEAL / DRINKS, $ 990 22$ 990 ROYAL AUSTRALIAN COLLEGE OF GPs PRE EXAM SPONSORSHIP, 7 HOURS, SPONSORSHIP/DIVISION MEETING ROYAL AUSTRALIAN COLLEGE OF GPs, NORTH ADELAIDE, SA GENERAL PRACTITIONER NIL PROVIDED$ - 31$ 2,000 RESIDENT MEDICAL OFFICERS TUTORIAL LUNCH MEETING, ELIZABETH CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE PRESENTATION, 2 HOURS, JOURNAL CLUB VARIOUS MEAL / DRINKS, $ 180 15$ 180 VALE, SA PHARMACY DEPARTMENT, QUEEN ELIZABETH HOSPITAL, WOODVILLE, CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE PRESENTATION, 1 HOURS, JOURNAL CLUB HOSPITAL PHARMACIST MEAL / DRINKS,
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