1. Legal considerations for CAM Practitioners
2. Bringing New Natural Products to Market
Live on the Internet and archived for permanent access:
http://www.healthfreedomusa.org/?page_id=2002
These Webinars are sponsored by Natural Solutions Foundation through Vital Connection University.
Here is a link to the YouTube video on joining VCU (it's free to join):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jl5bs2z1K28
1. Ethical and Legal Considerations for Advanced HealthCare (’CAM’) Practitioners
Presenter: Ralph Fucetola JD
Live Webinar: Thursday, Revised and Updated: May 6, 2009 - 8 PM EDT
Fee: $99.99 - includes eBook with SOP formats
Video Introduction:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTCBxute9Gw&
Register: www.VitalConnectionUniversity.com
This seminar is intended for Natural (sometimes called ‘CAM’) health practitioners in every area of practice. With the State and Federal Government agencies determined to stamp out all non-pharmaceutical-focused treatments, if you are an advanced health practitioner, you need accurate, up to the minute information on
* Standard Operating Procedures
* Disclaimers
* Disclosures
* Informed Consent
* Risks to Private Practitioners
* Practical advise on structuring your practice
to protect yourself and your client/patients
* Forbidden words
* How to present what you do and why you do it
* Waivers
Common sense, talent and experience may make you a great practitioner, but it takes legal information and careful strategic communication to keep you out of trouble and in practice. Join us for this essential course. Tuition includes a $30 tax deductible donation to the Natural Solutions Foundation and an information-filled eBook with practical forms to use. The information in the eBook would require several hours of legal retainer time to produce.
2. Bringing New Natural Products to Market
Presenter: Ralph Fucetola JD
Live Webinar: May 10, 2009 - Noon EDT
Registration: www.VitalConnectionUniversity.com
Tuition: $199.99
What does it take to bring a new natural product to market? How does a product qualify as a Certified Friendly Food? What types of claims can be made for natural products? What are the pitfalls and opportunities? Includes an eBook containing the full slide text and copies of forms and formats for SOPs, SUS, and more.
“Your papers must be in order.”
Are your ingredients “grandfathered” under DSHEA?
Have you filed your Structure and Function Claims Notices with FDA?
Do you have your SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures)?
Is your web site Site Use Statement up-to-date?
Is your Substantiation Notebook ready?
You must be better organized before the FDA inspection!
Just last month the FDA’s Dietary Supplement program manager told Expo West, to paraphrase his statement, “that FDA is about to receive much more money and will be able to saturate the field with inspectors… a large increase in our force out there… largest supplements firms shouldn’t have a problem funding, but some mom and pop operations will be lost… recommends that small firms band together so the new rules don’t break their backs…"
Further information: ralph.fucetola@usa.net
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