Is it possible to transfer a special access drug from one facility to another?
The Special Access Program (SAP) was created by Health Canada (HC) to provide drugs not marketed in Canada to Canadian practitioners for treatment, diagnosis or prevention of serious or life-threatening conditions when conventional therapies have been considered and ruled out, have failed, are unsuitable, and/or unavailable. Drugs requested for access via the SAP will only be authorized to be shipped to hospital in-patient pharmacies, hospital blood banks, nuclear medicine departments or the requesting practitioner’s office. HC advises that SAP drugs may be transferred to another location under certain circumstances: 1.
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