The document discusses several ethical issues in forensic pharmacy, including quality assurance and good manufacturing practices in pharmaceutical production. It outlines laws and regulations that manufacturers must follow to ensure drug quality, safety, and efficacy. It also discusses good storage and distribution practices, including maintaining cold chains for temperature-sensitive drugs. The document emphasizes that pharmacists must handle product complaints, recalls, and imports/exports of controlled substances ethically and according to documented procedures to protect patient safety.
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Each activity in the distribution of pharmaceutical products shall be carried out according to the principles of Good Distribution Practices (GDP) as applicable.
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The guideline addresses
Personnel
Quality System
Premises Warehousing and Storage
Documentation
Traceability
Complaints and Returns
Transportation
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5. Ethical Issues in manufacturing of
pharmaceutical products
• Manufacturers are subjected to a variety of
laws and regulations regarding the
manufacturing, testing and ensuring quality,
safety and efficacy and marketing of drugs.
6. Quality assurance in pharmaceutical
manufacturing
• As defined by most documents, quality
assurance is a system of actions devoted to
ensure, with reasonable confidence, the
quality of a product for its intended purpose.
7. Cont ....
• The quality assurance concept covers all matters that individually or
collectively influence the quality of a product.
• The keynotes of quality assurance are
1. quality systems are the foundation for effective management of an
organization;
2. quality systems are based on the philosophy of prevention
3. quality systems address the whole business process
4. quality systems consist of structured documentation to provide control
5. quality systems ensure a complete record of what you have done and
complete documentation of what to do.
8. Good manufacturing practice
• The basic requirements of GMP include:
1. ensuring that all manufacturing process are clearly defined
2. systematically review for consistency in the production of a
medicinal product of the required quality and specification
and
3. ensuring that critical steps of the manufacturing process and
significant changes to the process are validated.
9. Cont .......
• To ensure GMP achievement, the responsible person such as a
pharmacist needs to ensure that the organization has
1. adequate and appropriately qualified and trained personnel,
2. adequate premises and space for the manufacturing
3. suitable equipment for the intended purpose
4. correct materials, containers and labels being used to
maintain the quality of the product,
5. approved procedures and instructions for manufacturing
and suitable storage and transport.
10. Good storage practice and good
distribution practice
• The storage and distribution process should
also be emphasized with regard to the need
for establishment, development, maintenance
and control over the activities involved. The g
11. Cont .....
One important issue in GSP and GDP is the cold chain system in
handling and storage of certain categories of pharmaceuticals that
require refrigeration, e.g. certain vaccines.
A cold chain is a concept of supply chain which emphasized on
temperature-controlled which is to ensure that the low temperature
chain is unbroken according to series of storage and distribution
activities by maintaining a given temperature range.
For pharmaceuticals, it is used to ensure the shelf life of products such
as vaccines or other products which is temperature sensitive.
Cold chain is important in the supply of vaccines to clinics in hot
climates.
Disruption of a cold chain may develop consequences of non-
effectiveness vaccination.
Cold chain is part of the good manufacturing practice (GMP) which all
pharmaceuticals and biological products are required to follow.
12. Cont ....
• Cold chain must be validated to ensure that there is no negative impact to
the safety, efficacy or quality of the pharmaceuticals.
• A cold chain should be managed ethically by validation of a distribution
process, which among the needs of cold chain are logistics of shippers
(providing tracking of the status of the temperature maintenance with
prove of documentation), using refrigerator trucks, refrigerated
warehouses, products are insulated with specialized packaging,
temperature data loggers and tags to help monitor the temperature
history of the products while shipping or kept in warehouse or while they
are kept by the pharmacist or physician, every step of the cold chain needs
to be properly recorded.
13.
14. Ethics of pharmacists in handling product
complaints and product recalls
Defects must be carefully investigated according to
written procedures.
The pharmacist in charge of complaints is responsible for
initiating the investigation immediately.
The investigation shall be documented in writing.
If a product defect is discovered or suspected in a batch,
the pharmacist should also take into consideration to
determine whether other batches are also affected.
If the defect is life threatening, the pharmacist should
take immediate action by all reasonable means, whether
in or out of business hours to recall the product.
15.
16. Cont ....
Pharmacists should always be prepared for product safety alerts.
When there is a risk of significant hazard to consumers from a product
which has been distributed in the market, pharmacists should take the
responsibility of disseminating the safety alert through mass
communication media available, including newspapers, radio and
television.
Fast action should be taken according to documented procedures to
remove the defective product from sale or use.
Clearly the pharmacist is responsible to establish a system to recall
products known or suspected to be defective from the market promptly
and effectively.
The pharmacist should be ethical, when deciding the fate of the recalled
products. The recalled product may be reworked if it meets appropriate
standards and specifications.
The recalled product should be destroyed if the condition of the product
casts doubt on its safety, identity and quality.
17. Ethical issues on wholesale, supply,
import and export of drugs
• Wholesale, supply, import and export are all actions on distribution
of drug which are controlled by permits and licenses.
• Pharmacists trusted with such permits or licenses need to show a
high level of ethics as drugs can be diverted to illicit channels for
misuse and drugs can also be counterfeited and patient safety is
always at stake.
• The ethical need in this issue is paramount for categories of drugs
which have tendencies to be abused.
• Dangerous drugs such as morphine, fentanyl or pethidine or
psychotropic substances such as diazepam or barbiturates and
their derivatives need to be dealt with a high level of ethics as
pharmacists are trusted as guardians to these highly abusive drugs
and the tendency of being abused by pharmacists is high as the
sales can be very lucrative to the pharmacist.
18. Cont .....
• Globally most nations are member of the International Narcotic
Control Board (INCB), United Nations (Vienna).
• As stipulated by the INCB, import and export of dangerous drugs or
psychotropic substances need to be authorized by the importing
nation and also the exporting nation following the procedures set
by the INCB.
• An import authorization will be issued to the pharmacist by the
competent authority of the importing country.
• Upon receiving a copy of the import authorization from the
competent authority of the importing country, the competent
authority of the exporting country will issue an export authorization
to allow the exporter to export the product.
• It will be unethical for a pharmacist not to follow the requirement
of the INCB in terms of import and export of such drugs.