o Need to provide patients with appropriate patient educational brochure and patient card • Safety advice relevant to all patients o Description and management of neutropenia and thrombocytopenia including incidence rates from clinical trials o Description and management of thromboembolic risk including incidence rates from clinical trials o Use in patients with hepatic and/ or renal impairment o Disposal of unwanted medicine o Local country specific arrangements for a prescription for Revlimid to be dispensed o Description of risk of hypothyroidism o Explanation of unknown risk of neuropathy with long term use • Description of the PPP and categorisation of patients based on sex and childbearing potential o Algorithm for implementation of PPP o Definition of women of childbearing potential (WCBP) and actions the physician should take if unsure • Safety advice for women of childbearing potential o The need to avoid foetal exposure o Description of the PPP o Need for adequate contraception (even if woman has amenorrhoea) and definition of adequate contraception o Pregnancy test regime Advice on suitable tests Before commencing treatment During treatment based on method of contraception After finishing treatment o Need to stop Revlimid immediately upon suspicion of pregnancy o Need to tell treating doctor immediately upon suspicion of pregnancy • Safety advice for men o The need to avoid foetal exposure o The need to use condoms if sexual partner is a WCBP (even if man has had a vasectomy) During Revlimid treatment For one week following final dose. o That if his partner becomes pregnant whilst he is taking Revlimid or shortly after he has stopped taking Revlimid he should inform his treating doctor immediately • Requirements in the event of pregnancy o Instructions to stop Revlimid immediately upon suspicion of pregnancy o Need to refer to physician specialised or experienced in dealing with teratology and its diagnosis for evaluation and advice o Local contact details for reporting of any suspected pregnancy o Pregnancy reporting form • Check list for physicians ensuring that patients receive the appropriate counselling concerning the treatment, contraceptive methods and pregnancy prevention appropriate for their sex and childbearing status • Adverse event reporting forms