An electronic network arrangement enabling a physician (for and/or on behalf of a patient) to initiate and arrange for the cost-efficient purchase and delivery of a prescribed pharmaceutical product(s) and/or a pharmaceutical-related product(s) for a patient
CA 2315264 A1 · Owner: Barrett, Brad · Inventors: Barrett, Brad
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An electronic network comprising an electronic network arrangement (the "Pharmaceutical Product(s) Procurement Service" and/or "PPPS") wherein , the, said Pharmaceutical Product(s) Procurement Service shall enable a physician and/or a, person(s) serving on behalf of a physician (the "Physician" and/or "Pharmaceutical, Product(s) Procurement Service User") to initiate and arrange for the costefficient, purchase and delivery and/or shipment of a pharmaceutical product(s) and/or a pharmaceutical-related product(s) (the "Pharmaceutical Product(s)") for and/or on, behalf of a patient. And wherein the present invention shall enable a Physician to, conduct a Pharmaceutical Product(s) ordering …
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- Filed July 25, 2000. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended July 25, 2020.
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