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- 1. Pharmaceutical compliance: what does it mean and why is it so important? By Hootan Melamed
- 2. Understanding pharmaceutical compliance Pharmaceutical compliance, often known as pharmaceutical regulatory compliance, is an essential element of pharmaceuticals. Why? This is a result of how precise and important pharmaceutical research is to maintaining human health. Disobedience may have negative implications in the pharmaceutical industry.
- 3. Pharmaceutical compliance means that a product complies with all set criteria and standards. These standards were created by several regulatory bodies, both domestically and internationally. What does pharma compliance entail?
- 4. According to Hootan Melamed, the best minds came together to create these standards in order to create norms that are widely accepted. The purpose of this rule is to guarantee that products are effective and have the desired effect.
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- 6. WHICH INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS CONCERN PHARMACEUTICAL COMPLIANCE? International Conference on Harmonization (ICH), which created a number of standards, including ICH- Q7A and ICH Q10, the ISO, standards needed by the FDA, and national standards are some of the ones that are currently in use globally. WHAT HAPPENS IF DRUG COMPLIANCE IS ABSENT? It is obvious what happens when pharmaceutical training is skipped. As we have just seen, disregarding rules set forth by regulatory bodies can have serious consequences.
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