Generic medicines : Way of happy living | Dr. Amrit Karmarkar | TEDxKharghar
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Dr. Amrit has done Ph. D. in Clinical Research from Universidad Central de Nicaragua, South America. He is also Dale Carnegie Certified Trainer from Dale Carnegie Institute, USA. He has obtained M. Sc. Clinical Research from Cranfield University, UK. He has done PGDM (Clinical Research) from ICRI, India. He is B. Pharmacy from Govt. College of Pharmacy, Karad, Maharashtra State, India and has ranked fourth in Shivaji University, Kolhapur, India. He has been awarded as "OPF Empower Award for year 2018" at Vijaywada, Andhra Pradesh and "Best Emerging Entrepreneur Award" at World Health Congress, Hyderabad in year 2017. He has authored more than 55 scholarly research and review publications in journals of repute and is editorial board member of different journals. He has authored a book "Amrit Karmarkar's Silver Book: A Pharma Companion" as self help guide for pharma interviews. He has worked in Rubicon Research Pvt. Ltd., Arnita SEZ, and Pharma Utility. He is also trainer in pharmaceuticals and is also a life coach. He is advisor for Mendley Software, London; Operant Pharmacy Federation (OPF), India and is life member of Indian Pharmaceutical Association, Operant Pharmacy Federation and Karad Pharmacy Students Federation. He is member of board of studies for North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon, Maharashtra. He is also Director board member of Kalpana Chawla Science Centre, Karad. He is also course coordinator for Pharmacovigilance courses in India and has played key role in design and conduct of these training courses. He is expert in medical writing and editing, translations, regulatory affairs, and clinical research domains. Apart from Pharmacy topics, he has expertise is Website Development, and Digital Marketing. He is also business management, marketing and strategy consultant to various companies. Currently he is looking after Medical Writing and Business Development activities at InClinition. Dr. Amrit has done Ph. D. in Clinical Research from Texila American University, South America. He is also Dale Carnegie Certified Trainer from Dale Carnegie Institute, USA. He has been awardedas "Best Emerging Entrepreneur Award" at World Health Congress, Hyderabad in year 2017. He has worked in Rubicon Research Pvt. Ltd., Arnita SEZ, and Pharma Utility. He is also a trainer in pharmaceuticals and is also a life coach. He is advisor for Mendley Software, London, Operant Pharmacy Federation (OPF), India and is life member of Indian Pharmaceutical Association and Karad Pharmacy Students Federation. He is a member of board of studies for North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon, Maharashtra. He is also Director board member of Kalpana Chawla Science Centre, Karad. He is expert in medical writing and editing, translations, regulatory affairs, and clinical research domains. Currently, he is looking after Medical Writing and Business Development activities at InClinition. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
For the last 5-6 years i have been using generic medicines for many of my health problems and im totally satisfied with its result...i have literally saved 80% of total medicine costs which branded medicine charge..To give eg i have allergy and my doctor prescribed me a certain antihistamine tablet of a particular brand who's cost was 300 Rs in mkt...But i already knew of generic medicines hence i opted for it the cost was only 50 Rs... literally saved 250 Rs..
Very good information. There's general impression that same medicine which is prescribed by doctor, is available much cheaper than companies brand and doubts are in mind whether generic medicine have same effect on ailments. Please make your presentation in Hindi to have more penetration and impact on general public. Thanks
Dr. Amrit karmarkar sir.... Wow,, Very good information provided by you👌🙏thanks a lot sir...
Well, You will be needing Pharm D guys instead of pharmacist to start pharma clinic in India. Pharmacist coursework is limited when it comes to pharmacology and therapeutics. Pharmacist do study the clinical aspect, but I think they are being taught more about the prospect related to pharmaceutical industry. These approach explained in the video is already implemented in western countries (May be decade before) and might takes years to implement this in Indian on full scale.
Pharmacist in India are under valued. But hard truth is - They are not ready.
what is pharmacist course? As far as I know there's Diploma in Pharmacy and Bachelor's in Pharmacy. I am studying B.Pharm and it's superior than Diploma coz we study both the industry stuff as well as the clinic stuff.
Why generic medicines MRP print is equal to branded medicines ? Hospital medicals stores are sealing it on MRP and earning very high profit. For example when my mother was admited I bought parcitomol IV bottle for Rs. Rs. 375 as per MRP but it is available for Rs. 100 in generic medical store of same brand and with same MRP written on it Rs.375. So hospital medical stores are earning more than Rs. 275 per bottle.
Exactly
Generic medicine is so cheap but medical shop and doctor sell at same mrp as printed
Generic drugs me zyda profit hota hai. There are no clinical trials involved too.
I dont think so if you live in india there are only special shop can sell these meds
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@@abhramshaikh6905 and also the generic meds have also printed less price ; if there is not printed lower price it means that that meds is not generic !
Thank you for the useful information & all your initiative to promote healthy and cost effective medicines to people. Let all of us switch to generic medicines instead of price inflated branded medicines.
great video sir!! THIS WILL COMPLETELY CHANGE THE WAY PEOPLE IN INDIA LOOKS TO THE PHARMACIST IN INDIA
Really informative and eyes opening video.❤️❤️🙏🙏
Sir who is eligible or how to start a branded generic medicine business in India.
Very useful information epitome of mankind ❤️
Loving information..
Thank you sir
Awesome video.....
Excellent topics for you
Thanks for the informative video. Always wondered about Generic Medicines.
But is it for sure that these Generics can compete in quality, efficacy with Branded? Branded companies fear of failure for non - performing drugs and will even recall or issue advisories. Would Generic companies do same?
-- In 'thoughts'...
Fabulous !! 👏🏼
This surely adds up awareness!
Thanks alot
Very informative Amritji!
Thanks alot Manish Ji
Excellent eye opener for everyone..
Superb.
Actually I would like to get much deeper into this subject, how to ???
Quality and effectiveness are not linked to products . It's in aims and objectives of business. So unless whole Societies start choosing quality and adulteration free atmosphere in all the products we can't change anything , milkman, shopkeeper, govt/private service are choosing money as priority. Doctor are toppers of society.
Thanks Dr. Sir
Really informative one👌
Thanks
Superb.... very informative ...
Thanks Salil Nayak
Nice sir.....
Be Aware ❣️
Great info D®😎
Thanks
What about corruption... metformin 500+ glimepride 2mg @ 15 rs per tablet and metformin 1000+ glimepride 3mg @10 rs....of same company...duel mrp...duel discount with different apps etc are different ball games..there is time to control over doctor and pharma loby to regulate profit margine. There should be more doctors and more colleges to kill monopoly. And free medicines for all
Good Information
Nice Presentation Dr. Amit
My mother suffers from Schizoaffective disorder. And for her, generic medicine did not improve the symptoms .
Only after she was prescribed branded medicines she started feeling much better.
I am not an expert but I think branded ones have higher efficacy rates.
generic drugs do not undergo clinical trials and also if you get any side effects you cannot claim the company. Most of the generic drugs do not even come with a label. But this is India yaha quality nhi price se mtlb hai logo ko. I am a pharmacy student that's why I am saying this.
@@varunpasi3313 thanks for your inputs Varun.
She has been on branded medicines since then and doing very good.
@@manojpatil2457 that might be or might not be the case. Because psychiatric medicines generally take time to show their effects. When it comes to psychiatric medicines, there is no immediate effect seen just like analgesics
@@Srushti4551 I never claimed in my comment that she recovered immediately on branded not sure how you inferred that.
@@manojpatil2457 i don't think you have been able to grasp anything i have tried to convey above. you have totally misinterpreted my comments. Anyhow, My core concept of comment was never about branded vs generic fight. All i said was, psychiatric medications take time to show their effects, May that be generic medicine or branded one. Complete recovery is psychiatric cases is altogether different matter of discussion, Whether it's possible or not is also completely different matter. Psychiatric disorders, their slow recovery, treatability, whether some diseases are completely treatable or not, that's wholly and solely different thing and i am Pretty much sure all these things can't be compromises in any you tube comment.
It’s sick that the dea is all over the drs instead of being all over the adulterated pills on the market..
Drugs, not medicine.
VERY INFORMATIVE. Thank you for opening my eyes.
more people need to see this and buy generic drugs
Very true says only know pharma student
As a Veterinary graduate and currently working in vet pharma industry as Product Manager I have various views.
1. It's Truth that both generic and branded medicine need to achieve equal quality parameters and have same effect. But various times due to regulatory escapes these things not been checked and everything messed.
2. MRP label of products are drastically keep as equal to branded one. I saw a generic brand mrp is 25% higher than branded one of same molecular composition. It's big confusion and this is main factor where pharmacist getting higher margins and customers suffers.
3. Faithful ness in suggestions of pharmacist. As various times local manufacturers doing trending the generic medicines on fixed shipper packing and discount slots . Pharmacist forcing to buy the medicines which are acting as Doctors for various patients. But instead of getting cheaper medicine it creates more Resistance in patients about antibiotics and other medicines.
This concept also entering in Veterinary pharma but still people keeping faith on vets for final decision so not successful at all places .. also the issue of quality also questionable??
Can you talk about the input docters get for prescribing specific medicines
Sir please 2 genaric company
The issue about india meds is they send exspired or VERY close to exspired meds
Sir how can we run genric medicine in India what is process??
Pradan mandhiri jan ayusadhi medical shops
Buy davaindia franchise
Awesome video. Thanks for such great information.
Thanks for appreciation Jigar
What informative? Hearing with my very poor knowldge of english I ca'n't understand whether the generic medicines can be consumed by a patient undoubtedly or otherwise after due comparison of its ingredients with branded medicine. No one used to present the clear picture of its undoubted usage by patients. Always a round shaped information is being given by the doctors/pharmacits by which the patients became puzzled regarding its usages. My f9lded hand request to Dr. Karmakar to please clarify whether a patient of any kind may consume generic medicines undoubtedly or otherwisr for which great personalities like Smir khan, Kapildev and even PM of India taken initiativeness to promote generic medicines.
I am a diabetes and stroke paralysis patient and consuming Dava India manufactured generic medicines for last three years without facing any visible problems. This is my personal experience.
read once, bottle of lies by Katherine Eban.
Mostly doctors know about it but they are greed to find commission from shop
True indeed. However, many doctors are not aware of patenting regulations
*Commission from pharma companies actually.
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Generic are not of good quality, personal experience