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Reference
6. Ineffective Recall
Effectiveness of recall will be
closely monitored
Government will be consulted in
situation to make recall improved
Day to day management of recall
8. Recall Alert Information
• Product description
• Recalling firm
• Reason of recall
• Government awareness date
• Recall initiation date
• Recall status
• Voluntary or Involuntary
9. Recall Reason
• How the product is defective
• Share analytical findings
• Refer inspectional or complain
• Root cause status
• Type of injury
• Etc.
10. Hazard Evaluation
• In particular situation
• Any adverse event reaction reported
• Any injuries reported
• In similar situation
• Any adverse event reaction reported
• Any injuries reported
11. Hazard Evaluation
• Is the problem easily identified by the
user
• What is the risk to general population
(normal consumption pattern)
• What segments of population are most at
risk & why
• Is there any known off-label use that
would increase or change the population
at risk
12. Hazard Evaluation
• Within the population at risk, could
individuals suffering from any particular
conditions or disease be more or less at
risk & if so why?
For e.g. Immune system debilities,
diabetes, cardiac problem, concomitant
medication
13. Hazard Evaluation
Explain & give literature reference
• Life threatening (death has or could
occur)
• Permanent impairment of body function
• Permanent damage to a body structure
• Necessity of medical or surgical
intervention
• Temporary or reversible (without
medical intervention)
• Limited (transient minor impairment or
complaint)
16. Market Assessment
• For potential drug shortage situation
• Impact on treatment, prevention of
disease
17. Product pose a
serious life
threatening risk
Defect could harm
the patient but not
life threatening
Defect is unlikely
to produce harm
No threat to patient
safety
Class 1 Class 4Class 3Class 2
Immediate 48 hours 5 days
Alert
advice
Medicines & Healthcare product Regulatory Agency
18. Reasonable probability to see the
serious adverse health consequences
or death
Class I Response Time
Temporary or medically reversible
adverse health consequences
or remote probability of
serious adverse health
Class II Response Time
Not likely to cause adverse
health consequencesClass III Response Time
US Food and Drug Administration
21. Seriousness of Hazards
• Life threatening – death could occur
• Severe - permanent significant disability
• Moderate – transient but significant
disability, permanent minor disability
• Limited – transient minor disability,
annoying complaint
• None – no disability
24. ?• Inspection uncovered cross-
contamination of API, what will be the
next & what will be the scenario and
how would we deal it
If
25. ?
It is beta blocker
• Inspection uncovered cross-
contamination of API, what will be the
next & what will be the scenario and
how would we deal with it
If
If
26. ?• Inspection uncovered cross-
contamination of API, what will be the
next & what will be the scenario and
how would we deal with it
If
27. ?
It is penicillin
• Inspection uncovered cross-
contamination of API, what will be the
next & what will be the scenario and
how would we deal with it
If
If
28. ?• Inspection uncovered consistency issue
particularly particle size distribution
during manufacturing of API
If
29. ?
It is used in bio-batch
• Inspection uncovered consistency issue
particularly particle size distribution
during manufacturing of API
If
If
35. Fluoxetine 20 mg
Capsules
5% Capsules of Batch number
15 were mixed with Batch
number 16 of same product of
same strength
Batches were manufactured
with 45 days difference
Recall ?.. Y/N
Recall if Y.. Class ?
Recall if N ?.. Next?
36. Aseptic Product
Media Fill found heavy growth
of microorganisms.
Biofilm presence in pipes were
established upon investigations
What will be the fate of product
manufactured before media fill?
Recall ?.. Y/N
Recall if Y.. Class ?
Recall if N ?.. Next?
37. Particles either on the lens or in solution
Invisible
Lenses may have been contaminated with particles
Particles may cause
Redness Irritation Damage
39. Potentially small pieces of plastic was contaminated
during manufacturing process with the children
medicine
Recall Class
?
40. Complaint induced
recall
Recall on quality
failure establishment
Recall based on
verified assumptions
Recall based on
unverified assumptions
Recall