Donations

Donations are physical items, benefits-in-kind, or services provided by pharmaceutical companies to different types of organisations including healthcare, medical, scientific and charitable organisations as well as patient organisations.

Donations are physical items, services, or benefits-in-kind provided by pharmaceutical companies to support healthcare, scientific research, and education. They may be offered to healthcare organisations (HCOs), patient organisations, and other eligible third-party bodies.

Donations cannot be given to individuals.

What Daiichi Sankyo UK (DSUK) Offers

DSUK provide donations as part of structured programmes designed to enhance patient care and support the NHS.  Details of the current donation programme is detailed below.

Key DSUK Principles for Providing Donations

All donations are provided in line with the Association of British Pharmaceutical Companies (ABPI) Code  (pmcpa.org.uk) and are governed by the following key principles:

  • Purpose and Benefit: Donations are given for the purpose of supporting healthcare, scientific research or education
  • No Influence: Donations must not be used to influence the prescribing, purchasing or recommendation of DSUK medicines.  They should be given without any expectation of return or benefit.
  • Transparency: Details of each donation will be publicly disclosed annually with details of the amount or value and the recipient organisation

The Cardiovascular (CV) and Lipid Data Capture Tool

This web-based tool has been developed and funded by Daiichi Sankyo UK and enables NHS healthcare organisations (HCOs) to securely and anonymously record and analyse retrospective data from patients with dyslipidaemia and hypercholesterolaemia.

What the Tool Does:

  • Records retrospective cardiovascular and lipid disease data
  • Visualise changes in lipid biomarkers at the patient and cohort level
  • Assess pooled, cohort level LDL-C goal attainment across cardiovascular risk categories
  • Generate clinic outcome charts

By providing pooled information across patient cohorts, the tool can help inform clinical governance decisions for the HCO.

How to Apply

1. Download and complete this Application form

2. Email it to: Grantsanddonations_uk@daiichisankyo.com

What Happens Next

Your application will be evaluated by the DSUK Donations Committee, and you will be notified of the outcome by email.

 

UK/DSC/07/26/0004 - August 2026

 

 

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