Oregon Transparency Reporting

Key dates

Submission: April 1st

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Authority

Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services

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Who must report?

Pharmaceutical Company Representatives

An individual authorized, certified, and licensed under the laws of Oregon to prescribe, dispense or provide pharmaceutical products, i.e., drugs, to patients for treatment, diagnosis, injury, congenital or disease prevention is a covered recipient.  

The interactions that healthcare professionals (HCPs) have with pharmaceutical representatives include but are not limited to video conference, email exchange, telephonic conversation, meeting in person, leveraging other communication channels, or leaving material, i.e., drugs samples for the specific HPC without communicating personally is termed as reported.  

Data to be disclosed:  

  • HCP’s License Type, Name, Address, NPI or Oregon State License Number 
  • Representatives License Number and Name 
  • Date, location, and the duration of interaction 
  • Name, Number of Drugs Promoted During the Interaction, Monetary Value of Samples, Value of Pharmaceutical Related Materials 
  • Gifts Given, and Description of Compensation.  

Pharmaceutical Company Representatives  

Exemption  

No Exemptions.

A disclosure log can be prepared and maintained by license holders/representatives. This log should contain all pharmaceutical representatives’ interactions with healthcare providers. This disclosure log must be turned into a program via the iReg Portal before April 1st, 2023.  

The reporting spreadsheet is available on this web page. A registration email, with instructions, for the iReg portal is sent to the license holder once a license application is approved.

Important Links: 

https://dfr.oregon.gov/business/licensing/pharmaceutical-rep/pages/pharmaceutical-rep.aspx 

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