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BRITISH COLUMBIA                                          Link to Patient Assistance Programs


 Funding:
 Medications for active cancer treatment are funded by BC Cancer for all BC Medical Services Plan patients (including First Nations Health Authority clients). These medications are
 supplied at no charge to registered BC cancer patients at BC Cancer Centres and Clinics.
 Patients may also have private drug plans that cover some or all of medication costs.

 Formulary:
 British Columbia Cancer Agency Benefit Drug List
 http://www.bccancer.bc.ca/systemic-therapy-site/Documents/Policy%20and%20Forms/Benefit%20Drug%20List.pdf



 DRUG    Strength,                                                        References
 (Brand Name)   Indication   Route    DIN   Provincial Funding Eligibility Criteria
 Manufacturer

 A BC Cancer Compassionate Access Program request must be approved prior to treatment.    1.  BC Cancer
                                                                     1
 Restricted funding*                                                          Protocol
 2
                                                                              UGUPABI [8-
 Eligibility :                                                                21]
 1
 •   mCRPC who are chemotherapy naïve or have received prior chemotherapy containing   2.  BC Cancer
 docetaxel                                                                    Benefit Drug
 •   ECOG PS 0-2                                                              List [9-21]
 •   Life expectancy > 3 months
 •   Adequate renal/liver function and serum potassium levels

 mCRPC   Tablet   Not   •   Patients are eligible to received abiraterone OR enzalutamide OR apalutamide but not
 specified   sequential use of these agents

 1
 Exclusions :
 •   Bilirubin > 1.5 x ULN, AST or ALT > 2.5 x ULN
 Abiraterone   •   Uncontrolled hypertension (systolic BP > 160 mmHg or diastolic BP > 95 mmHg)
 (Zytiga)   •   Active or symptomatic viral hepatitis or chronic liver disease
 Janssen   •   History of adrenal dysfunction
 •   Clinically significant heart disease (LVEF < 50% at baseline)
 •   Patients who progressed on apalutamide or enzalutamide in nmCRPC are not eligible to
 receive abiraterone

                                                                     1
 A BC Cancer Compassionate Access Program request must be approved prior to treatment.    1.  BC Cancer
 2
 Restricted funding*                                                          Protocol
                                                                              UGUMCSPAB
 Eligibility:                                                                 I [9-21]
 •   mCSPC, chemotherapy naïve or received prior chemotherapy containing docetaxel   2.  BC Cancer
 Not
 mCSPC   Tablet   •   No prior ADT or ADT for not > 6 months for mCSPC        Benefit Drug
 specified
 •   Should have ECOG PS 0-2                                                  List [9-21]
 •   Should have serum potassium > 3.5 mmol/L

 Patients treated with abiraterone for mCSPC and develop mCRPC are eligible to receive
 enzalutamide (but not abiraterone),







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