AstraZeneca
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David Brennan
MESSAGE FROM DAVID BRENNAN
Chief Executive Officer
CODE OF CONDUCT
COMMUNITY SUPPORT, PRODUCT DONATIONS AND PATIENT GROUP SUPPORT
OUR FOCUS IS ON ACTIVITIES THAT BRING BENEFIT IN WAYS THAT ARE CONSISTENT WITH OUR BUSINESS OF IMPROVING HEALTH AND QUALITY OF LIFE, AND PROMOTING THE VALUE OF SCIENCE.
AstraZeneca is committed to making a positive contribution to our local communities through charitable contributions, sponsorships and other initiatives.
AstraZeneca also responds to humanitarian appeals with financial and/or product donations, where there is a demonstrated public health need. We conform to the WHO Guidelines for drug donations and only donate our medicines through reputable, non- governmental organisations or well defined government programmes, where we are confident that the medicines will reach their intended recipients and will be used appropriately.
AstraZeneca supports the work of patient groups, through the provision of financial and in-kind assistance that seeks to enhance patient welfare. Our relationships with patient groups must always comply with relevant legal and regulatory requirements, as well as applicable codes and our own supporting policies.
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Provide support to your community in accordance with relevant guidelines.
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Use the proper approval and management procedures for the donation of medicines.
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Ensure that any relationship with a patient group is transparent and based on trust and a shared objective to improve patient healthcare.
AstraZeneca encourages employees to participate in local community initiatives, but any potential conflicts of interest must be avoided (see page 14).
 
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