Good Distribution Practices (GDP) in Pharma- Part 3

Description:

This course is the third in a series that will provide you with the knowledge and information required to understand the Good Distribution Practice expectations placed on wholesale distributors.

In this course, we will focus on the remaining GDP components within a company and distributor network, including:

  • Complaints, returns, and falsified products
  • Outsourced activities
  • Self-inspections
  • Transportation
  • Provisions for brokers
  • Feedback A=activity
  • Management’s responsibility activity
  • And non-compliance examples
Curriculum for this course:
Course Introduction
Course Overview 38 secs
What You Will Learn 38 secs
GDP- Handling Medicinal Product Issues
Complaints 53 secs
Returns 26 secs
Return to Stock 20 secs
Falsified Products 34 secs
Recalls 40 secs
GDP – Outsource Activities
Principles 35 secs
Contract Giver 53 secs
Contract Acceptor 55 secs
GDP – Self Inspections
Principles 17 secs
Characteristics 51 secs
GDP – Transportation
Principles 37 secs
Storage Conditions 52 secs
Containers, Packaging and Labeling 55 secs
GDP – Specific Provisions for Brokers
Requirements & Restrictions 50 secs
Documentation 1 min 16 secs
Activity
Feedback of GDP 14 secs
Benefits of GDP 32 secs
Management's Impact 23 secs
GDP Non-Compliance Examples
Family Dollar 1 min 3 secs
Actions Taken 31 secs
Dubrau & Roge 43 secs
Thomazeutika Pharmahandels 39 secs
Meba – Medizintechnik 47 secs
Distripharma 53 secs
Hellmut Ruck 31 secs
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