PPT-Anti-Obesity Medication

for Chronic W eight Management Module 9 FDAApproved AntiObesity Medications for Chronic Weight Management Thank you for using the FORWARD Focus on Obesity Education curriculum   Novo Nordisk Inc provided funding support for the FORWARD Focus on Obesity Education curriculum A thirdparty provider developed the content in consultation with Novo Nordisk Inc and leading obesity clinician experts FORWARD relies exclusively on opensource materials available to the general public. . A therapeutic trial of samples of a Non-Formulary or Prior Authorization agent will not be accept ed as rationale for medical necessity to continue that agent. Please be sure to list all th erapies that have been previously tried o n the request form so that your request can be processed in a timely manner. x

A drug will be approved based on coverage criteria for FDA a pproved indications. Requests for newly approved indications will be reviewed by the Medical Director as per FDA labeling and an internal policy will be developed to assure consistency of review until an updated guideline is approved and published. x

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