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 Funding:
 Cancer patients may receive treatment at cancer centres, their community hospitals, or taken at home.
 Alberta provides cancer drugs specified in the Outpatient Cancer Drug Benefit Program, at no charge, to eligible residents for the treatment of cancer.

 Formularies:
 Alberta Health Drug Benefit List - https://idbl.ab.bluecross.ca/idbl/load.do
 Alberta Health Services Outpatient Cancer Drug Benefit Program -  https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/assets/programs/ps-1025651-drug-benefit-list.pdf

 DRUG    Strength,
 (Brand Name)   Indication   Route    DIN   Provincial Funding Eligibility Criteria   References
 Manufacturer
 Group 2*                                                                 AHS Outpatient
                                                                          Cancer Drug
 Eligibility:                                                             Benefit Program
 •  Abiraterone for the treatment of mCRPC                                [3-22]
 o  May be used following progression on or intolerance to apalutamide/enzalutamide/
 Not   darolutamide used in nmCRPC setting
 mCRPC   Oral
 specified   o  May be used following apalutamide/enzalutamide used in mCSPC setting for patients
 who discontinued due to intolerance or toxicity. Not to be used in patients whose
 mCSPC has previously progressed on apalutamide/enzalutamide, unless they are
 unable tolerate, or are not candidates for other therapeutic options. Patients must not
 Abiraterone   have progressed previously on abiraterone.
 (Zytiga)
 Janssen   o  May be used after progression on docetaxel if not received before
 Generic   Group 2*                                                       AHS Outpatient
                                                                          Cancer Drug
 Eligibility:                                                             Benefit Program
 •  Abiraterone (plus prednisone) in combination with ADT for treatment of patients with   [3-22]
 Not   mCSPC defined as:
 mCSPC   Oral   o  No prior ADT in the metastatic setting, OR
 specified
 o  Within 6 months of beginning ADT for metastatic disease, OR
 o  > 1 year since prior ADT for early-stage disease with good performance status
 •  Patients may receive only one of these agents (apalutamide, enzalutamide, or
 abiraterone) in this setting and switching only if intolerant (without progression)

                                                                          Alberta Health
 Alendronate   Osteoporosis   70 mg PO   Multiple   Regular Benefit: No form required   Drug Benefit List
 Generic
                                                                          [3-22]
 Group 2*                                                                 AHS Outpatient
                                                                          Cancer Drug
 Eligibility:                                                             Benefit Program
 •  Apalutamide in combination with ADT for the treatment of patients with nmCRPC who are  [3-22]
 Apalutamide   Not   at high risk of developing metastases. High risk defined as:
 (Erleada)   nmCRPC   Oral   specified   o  PSADT ≤ 10 months, during continuous ADT/post orchiectomy
 Janssen
 •  Patients may receive only one of these agents (darolutamide, apalutamide or
 enzalutamide) in this setting and switching only if intolerant (without progression)






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