Met Ed Co

“Program Service Expenses 53,800, Grants and allocations 54,040, Revenue 0 Acer Focus Group. Met Ed held two one-hour virtual focus groups in 2020. This focus group of metabolic dietitians were asked to review a video on the administration of ACER-0001 and discuss its advantages and disadvantages. Each virtual focus group consisted of five to six expert metabolic dietitians who manage patients with UCD. Dietitians who have taken the survey are the first to be invited. Acer Therapeutics personnel may observe, if they desire. The focus group discussed the survey results and examined whether a new medical management option is acceptable to incorporate into clinical practice. Met Ed developed a discussion guide and facilitated the program. In addition, the group explored which educational materials dietitians would need to feel comfortable discussing the use of ACER-001 with their patients.”

“Program Service Expenses 51,884, Grants and allocations 52,500, Revenue 0 Acer Landscape. Met Ed created and implemented a survey of metabolic dietitians and physicians regarding their opinion about the use of ACER-001 for treating patients with urea cycle disorders. The survey was sent to 12 metabolic dietitians and six metabolic physicians who Met Ed identified as key opinion leaders in the treatment of urea cycle disorders.”

“Program Service Expenses 28,106, Grants and allocations 29,250, Revenue 0 GMDI Breakfast Symposium. Met Ed developed, coordinated and presented a Continuing Professional Education CPE eliglble breakfast symposium at the GMDI Conference. Learning objections of the program included the following understanding the nutritional and developmental transitions in the diets of infants with PKU during the first year of life, describing the various methods of introducing the simplified diet for PKU in infancy, and comparing and contrasting medical food options for meeting nutritional needs for infants with PKU who are over the age of six months.”

“Program Service Expenses 237,019, Grants and allocations 239,499, Revenue 0 Acer Focus Group Europe. Met Ed held two one-hour virtual focus groups in 2020. This focus group of metabolic dietitians were asked to review a video on the administration of ACER-0001 and discuss its advantages and disadvantages. Each virtual focus group consisted of five to six expert metabolic dietitians who manage patients with UCD. Dietitians who have taken the survey are the first to be invited. Acer Therapeutics personnel may observe, if they desire. The focus group discussed the survey results and examined whether a new medical management option is acceptable to incorporate into clinical practice. Met Ed developed a discussion guide and facilitated the program. In addition, the group explored which educational materials dietitians would need to feel comfortable discussing the use of ACER-001 with their patients.”

“Program Service Expenses 63,076, Grants and allocations 64,500, Revenue 0 Ultragenyx Webinar”

“Program Service Expenses 500, Grants and allocations 1,500, Revenue 0 Nutricia Virtual Training Workshop-Met Ed virtually provides resources or self-study and basic training on phenylketonuria diet management to new dietitians.”

“Program Service Expenses 315, Grants and allocations 0, Revenue 538 Stepping Up Your Protein--This book is a guide for learning about adding protein to ones diet. The traditional diet management of PKU is based on limiting protein from food while taking a metabolic formula to complete ones protein needs. With medical management now available to help maintain blood Phenylalinine in the target range, this tool is intended to help with the transition from ones current diet to meeting ones protein needs with food in conjunction with medical management.”