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Coc - Ordinance on Article 9 - Standardized Template for the Documentation of Data to Be Disclosed COC - ORDINANCE ON ARTICLE 9 - STANDARDIZED TEMPLATE FOR THE DOCUMENTATION OF DATA TO BE DISCLOSED Gilead Sciences Austria EFPIA Report Reporting period (calendar year):2019 Date of publication:30/06/2020 Where available: Financial or Transfers of value granted in connection with Fees for services rendered and Name Practice or business address physician material events (cf. Article 9.4a 1) (i), (ii) CoC and/or consulting provided (cf. Article number donations as Article 9.4b 2) (i), (ii), (iii) CoC) 9.4a 2) CoC and/or Article 9.4b 3) commercial well as CoC) register number, subsidies association register number Support of TOTAL institutions or Travel costs and Optional (cf. Article 9.4 third parties Admission and costs for CoC) (cf. Article 9.4 (cf. Article 9.4 (cf. Article 9.4 (cf. Article 9.4 appointed by attendance fees overnight Fees Expenses CoC) CoC) CoC) CoC) (cf. Article such accommodation 9.4b 1) CoC) organizations for implementing the event INDIVIDUAL NAMED DISCLOSURE FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS [one row per HCP, with all transfers of value for the reporting period summed up] Dr. Bachmayer Oberndorf bei Paracelsusstraße Austria N/A N/A 1,280 68 1,348 Sebastian Salzburg 37 Währinger Gürtel Dr. Chromy David Wien, Alsergrund Austria N/A N/A 1,220 8 1,228 18-20 Dr. Haltmayer Mariahilfer Wien, Mariahilf Austria N/A N/A 720 34 754 Johann Straße 95/1/19 H C P s Honeder Roland Linz, Donau Austria Fadingerstraße 1 N/A N/A 560 560 Dr. Lang Gerold Gutenberggasse Wien, Neubau Austria N/A N/A 766 7,644 3,700 76 12,187 Felician 7/1 Märzinger Edith Linz, Donau Austria Fadingerstraße 1 N/A N/A 590 590 Mag. Dr. Sanatoriumstraße Peinhaupt Wien, Penzing Austria N/A N/A 2,970 119 3,089 2 Wilfried Where available: Financial or Transfers of value granted in connection with Fees for services rendered and Name Practice or business address physician material events (cf. Article 9.4a 1) (i), (ii) CoC and/or consulting provided (cf. Article number donations as Article 9.4b 2) (i), (ii), (iii) CoC) 9.4a 2) CoC and/or Article 9.4b 3) commercial well as CoC) register number, subsidies association register number Support of TOTAL institutions or Travel costs and Optional (cf. Article 9.4 third parties Admission and costs for CoC) (cf. Article 9.4 (cf. Article 9.4 (cf. Article 9.4 (cf. Article 9.4 appointed by attendance fees overnight Fees Expenses CoC) CoC) CoC) CoC) (cf. Article such accommodation 9.4b 1) CoC) organizations for implementing the event INDIVIDUAL NAMED DISCLOSURE FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS [one row per HCP, with all transfers of value for the reporting period summed up] Assoz. Prof. Währinger Gürtel Priv. Doz. Dr. Wien, Alsergrund Austria N/A N/A 2,380 2,380 18-20 Reiberger Thomas Dr. Reisinger Bad Ischl Austria Götzstraße 5 N/A N/A 287 287 Matthias Dr. Schalk Horst Zimmermannplatz Wien, Alsergrund Austria N/A N/A 8,240 488 8,728 Michael 1/1/4 Dr. Steger Grieskirchner Wels Austria N/A N/A 330 1,075 1,405 H Barbara Straße 42 C P s Univ.Prof. Dr. Innsbruck Austria Anichstraße 35 N/A N/A 1,880 1,880 Wolf Dominik Wolf-Nussmüller Sanatoriumstraße Wien, Penzing Austria N/A N/A 1,930 220 2,150 Sonja 2 AGGREGATE DISCLOSURE FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS Total amount N/A N/A 14,832 52,098 137,708 20,891 225,532 Total number of recipients of transfers of value by subtype N/A N/A 20 35 59 37 95 % of total transfers of value to all HCP recipients by subtype N/A N/A 18.52 32.41 54.63 34.26 N/A Where available: Financial or Transfers of value granted in connection with Fees for services rendered and Name Practice or business address physician material events (cf. Article 9.4a 1) (i), (ii) CoC and/or consulting provided (cf. Article number donations as Article 9.4b 2) (i), (ii), (iii) CoC) 9.4a 2) CoC and/or Article 9.4b 3) commercial well as CoC) register number, subsidies association register number Support of TOTAL institutions or Travel costs and Optional (cf. Article 9.4 third parties Admission and costs for CoC) (cf. Article 9.4 (cf. Article 9.4 (cf. Article 9.4 (cf. Article 9.4 appointed by attendance fees overnight Fees Expenses CoC) CoC) CoC) CoC) (cf. Article such accommodation 9.4b 1) CoC) organizations for implementing the event INDIVIDUAL NAMED DISCLOSURE FOR HEALTHCARE INSTITUTIONS [one row per HCI, with all transfers of value for the reporting period summed up] Währinger Gürtel AKH Wien Wien, Alsergrund Austria 13,909 85,117 99,026 18-20 Hanusch-Krankenh Heinrich-Collin- Wien, Penzing Austria 2,444 8,078 10,523 aus Straße 30 Karl Landsteiner Franziskanergass St. Pölten Austria 7,475 7,475 Gesellschaft e 4a Klinikum Feschnigstraße Klagenfurt Austria 2,618 11,503 14,121 Klagenfurt 11 H C I Krankenanstalt Wien, Austria Juchgasse 25 1,440 68 1,508 s Rudolfstiftung Landstrasse Krankenhaus Wolkersbergenstr Wien, Hietzing Austria 1,987 7,198 9,186 Hietzing aße 1 Landesklinikum Mauer bei Hausmeningerstra Austria 176 176 Mauer Amstetten ße 221 Landesklinikum Mistelbach / Liechtensteinstr Austria 1,570 1,515 3,085 Mistelbach G. Zaya aße 67 Landesklinikum Wiener Neustadt Austria Corvinusring 3-5 1,600 458 2,058 Wiener Neustadt Where available: Financial or Transfers of value granted in connection with Fees for services rendered and Name Practice or business address physician material events (cf. Article 9.4a 1) (i), (ii) CoC and/or consulting provided (cf. Article number donations as Article 9.4b 2) (i), (ii), (iii) CoC) 9.4a 2) CoC and/or Article 9.4b 3) commercial well as CoC) register number, subsidies association register number Support of TOTAL institutions or Travel costs and Optional (cf. Article 9.4 third parties Admission and costs for CoC) (cf. Article 9.4 (cf. Article 9.4 (cf. Article 9.4 (cf. Article 9.4 appointed by attendance fees overnight Fees Expenses CoC) CoC) CoC) CoC) (cf. Article such accommodation 9.4b 1) CoC) organizations for implementing the event INDIVIDUAL NAMED DISCLOSURE FOR HEALTHCARE INSTITUTIONS [one row per HCI, with all transfers of value for the reporting period summed up] LKH Krankenhausgasse Feldbach-Fürsten Fürstenfeld Austria 462 462 1 feld Carinagasse LKH Feldkirch Feldkirch Austria 4,000 850 2,358 7,208 47-49 LKH Graz II - Wagner-Jauregg-P Graz Austria 168 168 Standort Süd latz 1 LKH Graz II - Göstinger Straße Graz Austria 2,514 10,743 13,257 Standort West 22 LKH Graz II H Gratwein Austria Hörgas 68 620 187 807 Hörgas-Enzenbach C I s LKH Hall Hall in Tirol Austria Milser Straße 10 870 5,640 6,510 LKH Vordernberger Hochsteiermark Leoben Austria 720 1,124 1,844 Straße 42 Leoben LKH Murtal - Std.Ort Knittelfeld Austria Gaaler Straße 10 401 401 Knittelfeld LKH Rankweil Rankweil Austria Valdunastraße 16 1,270 5,987 7,258 Müllner LKH Salzburg Salzburg Austria 4,057 14,942 18,999 Hauptstraße 48 Where available: Financial or Transfers of value granted in connection with Fees for services rendered and Name Practice or business address physician material events (cf. Article 9.4a 1) (i), (ii) CoC and/or consulting provided (cf. Article number donations as Article 9.4b 2) (i), (ii), (iii) CoC) 9.4a 2) CoC and/or Article 9.4b 3) commercial well as CoC) register number, subsidies association register number Support of TOTAL institutions or Travel costs and Optional (cf. Article 9.4 third parties Admission and costs for CoC) (cf. Article 9.4 (cf. Article 9.4 (cf. Article 9.4 (cf. Article 9.4 appointed by attendance fees overnight Fees Expenses CoC) CoC) CoC) CoC) (cf. Article such accommodation 9.4b 1) CoC) organizations for implementing the event INDIVIDUAL NAMED DISCLOSURE FOR HEALTHCARE INSTITUTIONS [one row per HCI, with all transfers of value for the reporting period summed up] LKH Pelzmannstraße Südsteiermark - Wagna Austria 2,000 2,000 18 Std.O. Wagna LKH-Univ. Auenbruggerplatz Graz Austria 5,637 23,963 29,601 Klinikum Graz 1 Medizinische Auenbruggerplatz Graz Austria 3,000 3,000 Universität Graz 2 Medizinische Christoph-Probst Universität Innsbruck Austria -Platz 1 Innrain 3,228 20,901 23,168 Innsbr. 52 H Medizinische C Wien, Alsergrund Austria Spitalgasse 23 25,000 70,150 1,500 1,392 98,042 I Universität Wien s Alser Straße 4 c/o Wiener ÖGABS Wien, Alsergrund Austria 6,750 6,750 Medizinische Akademie ÖGHO Wien, Alsergrund Austria Postfach 10 37,431 1,250 38,681 ÖGK Mariahilfer Gesundheitszentr Wien, Mariahilf Austria 720 34 754 Straße 85-87 um Mariahilf Salzkammergut-Kl Dr.-Wilhelm-Bock Vöcklabruck Austria 708 708 inikum Vöcklabr. -Straße 1 Where available: Financial or Transfers of value granted in connection with Fees for services rendered and Name Practice or business address physician material events (cf. Article 9.4a 1) (i), (ii) CoC and/or consulting provided (cf. Article number donations as Article 9.4b 2) (i), (ii), (iii) CoC) 9.4a 2) CoC and/or Article 9.4b 3) commercial well as CoC) register number, subsidies association register number Support of TOTAL institutions or Travel costs and Optional (cf. Article 9.4 third parties Admission and costs for CoC) (cf. Article 9.4 (cf. Article 9.4 (cf. Article 9.4 (cf. Article 9.4 appointed by attendance fees overnight Fees Expenses CoC) CoC) CoC) CoC) (cf. Article such accommodation 9.4b 1) CoC) organizations for implementing the event INDIVIDUAL NAMED DISCLOSURE FOR HEALTHCARE INSTITUTIONS [one row per HCI, with all transfers of value for the reporting period summed up] SCRI-LIMCR Müllner gemeinnützige Salzburg Austria 15,000 4,000 19,000 Hauptstraße 48 GmbH SMZ Baumgartner Baumgartner Höhe Wien, Penzing Austria 2,187 8,784 10,972 Höhe OWS 1 SMZ Ost - Langobardenstraß Wien, Donaustadt Austria 720 34 754 Donauspital e 122 SMZ Süd Kaiser-Franz-Jos Wien, Favoriten Austria Kundratstraße 3 2,398 14,837 17,236 ef-Sp.
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