This document provides contact information for Zhang Yu and lists the GMP status of several HEC factories and pharmaceutical products. It describes that Sunshine Lake Pharma Co., Ltd. and YiChang HEC ChangJiang Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. have received GMP certifications from various regulatory authorities. It also notes that HEC Pharm Co., Ltd. and Ruyuan HEC Pharm Co., Ltd. facilities are GMP compliant and have been inspected by agencies including the FDA, EU, CFDA, and PMDA. The document contains lists of active pharmaceutical ingredients and finished dosage forms along with their respective GMP, dossier, and registration statuses.
The document discusses regulatory requirements for ABM Medical's StopLoss surgical hemostat product in the United States, European Union, and Canada. Key points include:
1) StopLoss is a class III medical device in the US and will require premarket approval (PMA) due to its potential high risk and use of biological components.
2) In the EU, StopLoss will be classified as a class III device and require review by a Notified Body for conformity assessment.
3) In Canada, StopLoss will be a class IV device due to the extremely high consequences if it stops working or malfunctions, and will require a medical device license from Health Canada.
This document discusses the challenges of linking different names, structures, bioactivity data, and mixtures associated with drugs. It provides examples related to the drug atorvastatin to illustrate issues like: multiple names it has accumulated over time from its discovery to approval and generic versions; differences in structures submitted to databases that split the data; lack of explicit links between a drug and its active metabolites or tested combinations. Resolving these issues and accurately linking all relevant information is challenging due to the complex ecosystem of data sources and historical errors and inconsistencies that have accumulated over decades.
505 b 2 strategy and Rx to otc switch market overview = ishan shuklaIshan Shukla
This document discusses regulatory pathways for switching drugs from prescription to over-the-counter status, including submitting an efficacy supplement to an approved NDA for a full switch or an NDA for a partial switch. It lists potential drugs that could be candidates for Rx-to-OTC switches due to upcoming patent expiries, and provides examples of switches that have occurred since 2000 along with their first-year OTC sales figures.
This white paper focuses on the 505(b)(2) New Drug Approval (NDA) regulatory pathway, which relies on the public literature of clinical studies and/or the FDA's filing of safety and efficacy data for a previously approved drug.
Nextar is an outsourcing company located in Israel that provides integrated contract drug development and manufacturing services. They have over 35 employees working in state-of-the-art laboratories and clean rooms. Nextar has cGMP, GLP, ISO 13485, and ISO 9001 certifications. Their services include formulation development, analytical testing, custom chemical synthesis, and GMP manufacturing for clinical trials. They have successfully completed over 570 projects for 120 customers.
The document outlines the drug registration process in India. It describes the regulatory bodies like the Drug Controller General of India and its subordinate offices. It provides details on the fees, various required documents like legal forms, manufacturing licenses, quality certificates, and technical documents like plant master files, device master files, labels, and inserts. It explains the submission and processing procedure that takes around 2-3 months to scrutinize the documents and issue a registration certificate. It also describes the subsequent import license application process.
The document provides an overview of current good manufacturing practices (cGMP) regulations for pharmaceutical manufacturing. It discusses the history of drug regulation in response to safety issues. cGMP regulations aim to ensure quality, safety and efficacy and are enforced through inspections by the FDA. Inspections follow a systems-based approach and aim to determine compliance with cGMP regulations.
HIGHLIGHTED: Guidance for Industry: Internet/Social Media Platforms: Correcti...NextWorks
This is the highlighted version of FDA's Guidance for Industry
Internet/Social Media Platforms: Correcting Independent Third-Party Misinformation About Prescription Drugs and Medical Devices
When these guidances come out, I typically go through them and highlight the most relevant portions for those who need to skim through or refresh their memory.
The document discusses regulatory requirements for ABM Medical's StopLoss surgical hemostat product in the United States, European Union, and Canada. Key points include:
1) StopLoss is a class III medical device in the US and will require premarket approval (PMA) due to its potential high risk and use of biological components.
2) In the EU, StopLoss will be classified as a class III device and require review by a Notified Body for conformity assessment.
3) In Canada, StopLoss will be a class IV device due to the extremely high consequences if it stops working or malfunctions, and will require a medical device license from Health Canada.
This document discusses the challenges of linking different names, structures, bioactivity data, and mixtures associated with drugs. It provides examples related to the drug atorvastatin to illustrate issues like: multiple names it has accumulated over time from its discovery to approval and generic versions; differences in structures submitted to databases that split the data; lack of explicit links between a drug and its active metabolites or tested combinations. Resolving these issues and accurately linking all relevant information is challenging due to the complex ecosystem of data sources and historical errors and inconsistencies that have accumulated over decades.
505 b 2 strategy and Rx to otc switch market overview = ishan shuklaIshan Shukla
This document discusses regulatory pathways for switching drugs from prescription to over-the-counter status, including submitting an efficacy supplement to an approved NDA for a full switch or an NDA for a partial switch. It lists potential drugs that could be candidates for Rx-to-OTC switches due to upcoming patent expiries, and provides examples of switches that have occurred since 2000 along with their first-year OTC sales figures.
This white paper focuses on the 505(b)(2) New Drug Approval (NDA) regulatory pathway, which relies on the public literature of clinical studies and/or the FDA's filing of safety and efficacy data for a previously approved drug.
Nextar is an outsourcing company located in Israel that provides integrated contract drug development and manufacturing services. They have over 35 employees working in state-of-the-art laboratories and clean rooms. Nextar has cGMP, GLP, ISO 13485, and ISO 9001 certifications. Their services include formulation development, analytical testing, custom chemical synthesis, and GMP manufacturing for clinical trials. They have successfully completed over 570 projects for 120 customers.
The document outlines the drug registration process in India. It describes the regulatory bodies like the Drug Controller General of India and its subordinate offices. It provides details on the fees, various required documents like legal forms, manufacturing licenses, quality certificates, and technical documents like plant master files, device master files, labels, and inserts. It explains the submission and processing procedure that takes around 2-3 months to scrutinize the documents and issue a registration certificate. It also describes the subsequent import license application process.
The document provides an overview of current good manufacturing practices (cGMP) regulations for pharmaceutical manufacturing. It discusses the history of drug regulation in response to safety issues. cGMP regulations aim to ensure quality, safety and efficacy and are enforced through inspections by the FDA. Inspections follow a systems-based approach and aim to determine compliance with cGMP regulations.
HIGHLIGHTED: Guidance for Industry: Internet/Social Media Platforms: Correcti...NextWorks
This is the highlighted version of FDA's Guidance for Industry
Internet/Social Media Platforms: Correcting Independent Third-Party Misinformation About Prescription Drugs and Medical Devices
When these guidances come out, I typically go through them and highlight the most relevant portions for those who need to skim through or refresh their memory.
HIGHLIGHTED: Guidance for Industry: Fulfilling Regulatory Requirements for Po...NextWorks
This is the highlighted version of FDA's Guidance for Industry
Fulfilling Regulatory Requirements for Postmarketing Submissions of Interactive Promotional Media for Prescription Human and Animal Drugs and Biologics from January 2014.
When these guidances come out, I typically go through them and highlight the most relevant portions for those who need to skim through or refresh their memory.
CENTRAL DRUG STANDARD CONTROL ORGANISATION (CDSCO)Vijay Banwala
this ppt covers all quary about the CDSCO ( central drug standard control organisation ,drug controller gernal of india and the organisation strectures
this ppt provides you all detail about the CDSCO
To import Drug into India, the Site of manufacturing & products are to be registered.We give Services in getting manufacturing licences
ACCREDITED CONSULTANTS PVT.LTD
info@acplgroupindia.co.in
+919310040434
Ethocle Reports has published its latest Market Research Report on Ventricular Assist Devices. Formulate significant competitor information, analysis, and insights to improve R&D strategies. Browse market data tables and figures.
The document provides information on 236 food and pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities categorized by industry and location. The largest categories were Pharma - Biotech with 116 facilities, Food with 150 facilities, and Chemical with 109 facilities. The facilities ranged across North America and were involved in industries like pharmaceuticals, food processing, beverage production, dairy, and agriculture.
505(b)(2) new drug application (NDA) is one of three U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) drug which was created by Hatch-Waxman Amendments of 1984, with 505(b)(2) referring to as a section of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act.
Ethocle Reports has published its latest Market Research Report on Cardiac Valve Repairs - Medical Devices Pipeline Assessment, 2016. Formulate significant competitor information, analysis, and insights to improve R&D strategies. Browse market data tables and figures.
Ethocle Reports has published its latest Market Research Report on Cardiac Valve Repairs. Formulate significant competitor information, analysis, and insights to improve R&D strategies. Browse market data tables and figures.
SCL, We are one of the best pharma ingredients manufacturers in India. Offers intermediate and low volume facility with Capability for multistage, cryogenic reactions & high-vacuum distillation Fully equipped laboratory with HPLC and GCs
Watch the webinar here: https://bit.ly/2lLquKk
Since 2017 Chinese Health Authority has published new regulation for Co-Review procedure of API, excipient and packaging material. Focusing on the unique regulatory requirement for registration of excipient we will give you an overview about the dossier requirement, ChP compliance and impact for the pharmaceutical industry.
If you want to market your drug into China, are you aware that excipient used in your drug need to be registered and to be compliance wtih Chinese pharmacopoeia? Since 2017 Chinese Health Authority has published new regulation for Co-Review procedure of API, excipient and packaging material. Focusing on the unique regulatory requirement for registration of excipient we will give you an overview about the dossier requirement, ChP compliance and impact for the pharmaceutcal industry.
In this webinar, you will learn:
- Current Chinese regulation for excipient registration
- Chinese pharmacopoeia as standard for the excipients
- Impact of excipient regulation for pharmaceutical industries
Understanding of Product & Process for Installation of Appropriate Controls (...Obaid Ali / Roohi B. Obaid
This presentation discusses the importance of understanding pharmaceutical products and processes in order to prevent quality issues and recalls. It provides several examples of recent drug recalls that occurred due to a lack of control or understanding of the product and manufacturing process. These issues include super or sub potent formulations, particulate contamination, active pharmaceutical ingredient contamination, sterility failures, and dissolution or disintegration failures. The presentation emphasizes that companies must validate their manufacturing processes, maintain strict controls, monitor all aspects of production, and be prepared to modify their strategies as needed to ensure safe, effective drugs are consistently produced.
American Peptide Company (APC) is a peptide manufacturing company founded in 1987 that offers catalog peptides, custom peptide synthesis, and cGMP manufacturing of pharmaceutical peptides. APC has expanded its facilities over the years and currently has a headquarters in Sunnyvale, CA and a cGMP manufacturing facility in Vista, CA. APC aims to be the industry leader in peptide process development by providing high quality peptides and services from early research to commercial quantities.
BrightGene Bio-Medical Group is a total solutions provider of APIs and intermediates that is US, EU, and CFDA GMP certified. They focus on innovative drugs and niche specialty generics. Their core competencies include R&D driving, manufacturing capabilities, and strong regulatory abilities. Their pipeline includes over 30 DMF filings for APIs and intermediates across therapeutic areas like anti-infectives, immunology, and iron products. BrightGene aims to provide stable commercial supply and total solutions to global customers.
Labor welfare measures of Elegant Drugs Babasab Patil
Elegant Drugs is a pharmaceutical company established in 1992 in India. It has grown to employ around 2,000 people and manufactures over 200 drug formulations across tablets, capsules, liquids and dry syrups. The company's manufacturing facility covers over 89,000 square feet and produces billions of tablets, capsules and liters of liquids annually. Elegant Drugs supplies both domestic and international customers with a wide range of generic and branded pharmaceutical products.
Zhejiang Qiming Biotech Co., Ltd. is a generic API manufacturer and contract development and manufacturing organization formed in 2010 through the merger of Eastbound Synopharma and the API division of Qiming Pharma. Qiming Biotech has over 17 years of experience in API and intermediate manufacturing for the pharmaceutical industry. The company utilizes a cGMP facility and experienced staff to provide custom process development and manufacturing solutions. Qiming Biotech focuses on cGMP and non-cGMP production of APIs and intermediates for pharmaceutical and veterinary clients.
GMP and cGMP considerations ensure consistent manufacturing and quality control of pharmaceutical products. Key points:
1. GMP aims to minimize risks like contamination or incorrect dosing that cannot be eliminated through final testing.
2. QA, GMP and QC are interrelated but distinct - QA ensures overall quality, GMP covers all production aspects, and QC involves sampling, testing and release procedures.
3. Following GMP guidelines is important for safety, efficacy and export opportunities. GMP requires documented procedures covering all steps to build quality into every batch.
April 2009 Community Call
When integrated medication processes and automated cabinets are in place, pharmacists are enabled to practice more “clinical pharmacy”. Often this means getting pharmacists out of the basement and onto the floors where they are available to patients and their caregivers. One of pharmacy’s services is to promote a safe, effective, and economical list of preferred drugs. With well-designed EHR technology as a tool, pharmacists can proactively influence physicians to choose the “right” drug. They can also measure and report on compliance to formulary preferences. The goal of this session is to explore the options available and present experience with a program currently in place at one of our ecosystem sites.
This topic is both clinical and administrative in nature and will likely be useful to all pharmacy staff, clinical specialists involved in building/maintaining CPOE systems, physicians, nurses and others interested in pharmacy management, both from a clinical and fiscal perspective.
Please feel free to forward this invitation to any colleagues or associates who you believe would find this topic of interest or would like to participate in the discussion.
What: Pharmacy-driven Clinical Transformation
- Strategic Drug Selection
- What is it?
- Why do it?
- How can it be done?
- How is it measured?
- Who has done it?
- Transformation Working Group Update
- Review of status
- Open Project Updates
- OpenVista/GT.M Integration
- CCD/CCR collaboration
- Medsphere.org: Tip of the month
When: April 23, 12:30 - 2pm Pacific
Where: Dial-in: (888) 346-3950 // Participant Code: 1302465
Web conference: http://www.medsphere.com/infinite/
===
The community calls are listed on the Medsphere.org event calendar (http://medsphere.org/community-events/) and we will update each month's call as the agenda is solidified.
Details and Recording here: http://medsphere.org/blogs/events/2009/04/23/community-call-april-2009
cGMP refers to current good manufacturing practices regulations enforced by the US FDA to ensure quality control of pharmaceutical products. cGMP provides minimum requirements for facilities, equipment, personnel, documentation, packaging and labeling. Some key points of cGMP include employing up-to-date technologies to prevent contamination and errors, following written standard operating procedures, conducting self-inspections, and ensuring raw materials, manufacturing processes and finished products meet specifications. Strict adherence to cGMP is important as it helps ensure the safety, efficacy and consistency of pharmaceutical products for patients. Incidents like the thalidomide tragedy and Tylenol tampering case demonstrate why following cGMP is crucial in the pharmaceutical industry.
This document provides harm reduction strategies for chronic pain patients who are at risk of opioid overdose or developing an opioid use disorder. It discusses the opioid overdose epidemic, CDC guidelines, risk factors for overdose like high dose opioids or combining opioids with benzodiazepines. It recommends identifying at-risk patients, using prescription drug monitoring programs, prescribing naloxone, considering buprenorphine treatment, and urine drug screening. Sample patient cases demonstrate how to apply these strategies, such as converting high dose opioids to lower doses or substituting buprenorphine for opioid addiction. Resources for additional help are also provided.
This document summarizes harm reduction strategies for chronic pain patients prescribed opioids. It discusses the opioid overdose epidemic and risk factors for overdose death such as high opioid doses, methadone use, and co-prescribing benzodiazepines. The document also outlines risk factors for opioid use disorder and provides case studies demonstrating strategies like identifying at-risk patients, using prescription drug monitoring programs, prescribing nasal naloxone, obtaining a DATA 2000 waiver to prescribe buprenorphine, and considering non-opioid alternatives.
This document provides harm reduction strategies for chronic pain patients who are at risk of opioid overdose or opioid use disorder. It discusses the opioid overdose epidemic, CDC guidelines, risk factors for overdose and addiction, and presents sample patient cases. For at-risk patients, it recommends strategies like prescribing nasal naloxone, considering buprenorphine treatment, using PDMPs to monitor prescribing, and lowering doses or changing medications if risks are identified. The goal is to continue providing pain relief while reducing risks of overdose or addiction.
Kumudini Pharma Limited , In Plant Training by - Md Faiazul Haque LamemMD FAIAZUL HAQUE LAMEM
In Plant Training at Kumudini Pharma Limited and Presented to R. P. Shaha University. By Md Faiazul Haque Lamem , Student Of Pharmacy . All Rights Reserved.
HIGHLIGHTED: Guidance for Industry: Fulfilling Regulatory Requirements for Po...NextWorks
This is the highlighted version of FDA's Guidance for Industry
Fulfilling Regulatory Requirements for Postmarketing Submissions of Interactive Promotional Media for Prescription Human and Animal Drugs and Biologics from January 2014.
When these guidances come out, I typically go through them and highlight the most relevant portions for those who need to skim through or refresh their memory.
CENTRAL DRUG STANDARD CONTROL ORGANISATION (CDSCO)Vijay Banwala
this ppt covers all quary about the CDSCO ( central drug standard control organisation ,drug controller gernal of india and the organisation strectures
this ppt provides you all detail about the CDSCO
To import Drug into India, the Site of manufacturing & products are to be registered.We give Services in getting manufacturing licences
ACCREDITED CONSULTANTS PVT.LTD
info@acplgroupindia.co.in
+919310040434
Ethocle Reports has published its latest Market Research Report on Ventricular Assist Devices. Formulate significant competitor information, analysis, and insights to improve R&D strategies. Browse market data tables and figures.
The document provides information on 236 food and pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities categorized by industry and location. The largest categories were Pharma - Biotech with 116 facilities, Food with 150 facilities, and Chemical with 109 facilities. The facilities ranged across North America and were involved in industries like pharmaceuticals, food processing, beverage production, dairy, and agriculture.
505(b)(2) new drug application (NDA) is one of three U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) drug which was created by Hatch-Waxman Amendments of 1984, with 505(b)(2) referring to as a section of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act.
Ethocle Reports has published its latest Market Research Report on Cardiac Valve Repairs - Medical Devices Pipeline Assessment, 2016. Formulate significant competitor information, analysis, and insights to improve R&D strategies. Browse market data tables and figures.
Ethocle Reports has published its latest Market Research Report on Cardiac Valve Repairs. Formulate significant competitor information, analysis, and insights to improve R&D strategies. Browse market data tables and figures.
SCL, We are one of the best pharma ingredients manufacturers in India. Offers intermediate and low volume facility with Capability for multistage, cryogenic reactions & high-vacuum distillation Fully equipped laboratory with HPLC and GCs
Watch the webinar here: https://bit.ly/2lLquKk
Since 2017 Chinese Health Authority has published new regulation for Co-Review procedure of API, excipient and packaging material. Focusing on the unique regulatory requirement for registration of excipient we will give you an overview about the dossier requirement, ChP compliance and impact for the pharmaceutical industry.
If you want to market your drug into China, are you aware that excipient used in your drug need to be registered and to be compliance wtih Chinese pharmacopoeia? Since 2017 Chinese Health Authority has published new regulation for Co-Review procedure of API, excipient and packaging material. Focusing on the unique regulatory requirement for registration of excipient we will give you an overview about the dossier requirement, ChP compliance and impact for the pharmaceutcal industry.
In this webinar, you will learn:
- Current Chinese regulation for excipient registration
- Chinese pharmacopoeia as standard for the excipients
- Impact of excipient regulation for pharmaceutical industries
Understanding of Product & Process for Installation of Appropriate Controls (...Obaid Ali / Roohi B. Obaid
This presentation discusses the importance of understanding pharmaceutical products and processes in order to prevent quality issues and recalls. It provides several examples of recent drug recalls that occurred due to a lack of control or understanding of the product and manufacturing process. These issues include super or sub potent formulations, particulate contamination, active pharmaceutical ingredient contamination, sterility failures, and dissolution or disintegration failures. The presentation emphasizes that companies must validate their manufacturing processes, maintain strict controls, monitor all aspects of production, and be prepared to modify their strategies as needed to ensure safe, effective drugs are consistently produced.
American Peptide Company (APC) is a peptide manufacturing company founded in 1987 that offers catalog peptides, custom peptide synthesis, and cGMP manufacturing of pharmaceutical peptides. APC has expanded its facilities over the years and currently has a headquarters in Sunnyvale, CA and a cGMP manufacturing facility in Vista, CA. APC aims to be the industry leader in peptide process development by providing high quality peptides and services from early research to commercial quantities.
BrightGene Bio-Medical Group is a total solutions provider of APIs and intermediates that is US, EU, and CFDA GMP certified. They focus on innovative drugs and niche specialty generics. Their core competencies include R&D driving, manufacturing capabilities, and strong regulatory abilities. Their pipeline includes over 30 DMF filings for APIs and intermediates across therapeutic areas like anti-infectives, immunology, and iron products. BrightGene aims to provide stable commercial supply and total solutions to global customers.
Labor welfare measures of Elegant Drugs Babasab Patil
Elegant Drugs is a pharmaceutical company established in 1992 in India. It has grown to employ around 2,000 people and manufactures over 200 drug formulations across tablets, capsules, liquids and dry syrups. The company's manufacturing facility covers over 89,000 square feet and produces billions of tablets, capsules and liters of liquids annually. Elegant Drugs supplies both domestic and international customers with a wide range of generic and branded pharmaceutical products.
Zhejiang Qiming Biotech Co., Ltd. is a generic API manufacturer and contract development and manufacturing organization formed in 2010 through the merger of Eastbound Synopharma and the API division of Qiming Pharma. Qiming Biotech has over 17 years of experience in API and intermediate manufacturing for the pharmaceutical industry. The company utilizes a cGMP facility and experienced staff to provide custom process development and manufacturing solutions. Qiming Biotech focuses on cGMP and non-cGMP production of APIs and intermediates for pharmaceutical and veterinary clients.
GMP and cGMP considerations ensure consistent manufacturing and quality control of pharmaceutical products. Key points:
1. GMP aims to minimize risks like contamination or incorrect dosing that cannot be eliminated through final testing.
2. QA, GMP and QC are interrelated but distinct - QA ensures overall quality, GMP covers all production aspects, and QC involves sampling, testing and release procedures.
3. Following GMP guidelines is important for safety, efficacy and export opportunities. GMP requires documented procedures covering all steps to build quality into every batch.
April 2009 Community Call
When integrated medication processes and automated cabinets are in place, pharmacists are enabled to practice more “clinical pharmacy”. Often this means getting pharmacists out of the basement and onto the floors where they are available to patients and their caregivers. One of pharmacy’s services is to promote a safe, effective, and economical list of preferred drugs. With well-designed EHR technology as a tool, pharmacists can proactively influence physicians to choose the “right” drug. They can also measure and report on compliance to formulary preferences. The goal of this session is to explore the options available and present experience with a program currently in place at one of our ecosystem sites.
This topic is both clinical and administrative in nature and will likely be useful to all pharmacy staff, clinical specialists involved in building/maintaining CPOE systems, physicians, nurses and others interested in pharmacy management, both from a clinical and fiscal perspective.
Please feel free to forward this invitation to any colleagues or associates who you believe would find this topic of interest or would like to participate in the discussion.
What: Pharmacy-driven Clinical Transformation
- Strategic Drug Selection
- What is it?
- Why do it?
- How can it be done?
- How is it measured?
- Who has done it?
- Transformation Working Group Update
- Review of status
- Open Project Updates
- OpenVista/GT.M Integration
- CCD/CCR collaboration
- Medsphere.org: Tip of the month
When: April 23, 12:30 - 2pm Pacific
Where: Dial-in: (888) 346-3950 // Participant Code: 1302465
Web conference: http://www.medsphere.com/infinite/
===
The community calls are listed on the Medsphere.org event calendar (http://medsphere.org/community-events/) and we will update each month's call as the agenda is solidified.
Details and Recording here: http://medsphere.org/blogs/events/2009/04/23/community-call-april-2009
cGMP refers to current good manufacturing practices regulations enforced by the US FDA to ensure quality control of pharmaceutical products. cGMP provides minimum requirements for facilities, equipment, personnel, documentation, packaging and labeling. Some key points of cGMP include employing up-to-date technologies to prevent contamination and errors, following written standard operating procedures, conducting self-inspections, and ensuring raw materials, manufacturing processes and finished products meet specifications. Strict adherence to cGMP is important as it helps ensure the safety, efficacy and consistency of pharmaceutical products for patients. Incidents like the thalidomide tragedy and Tylenol tampering case demonstrate why following cGMP is crucial in the pharmaceutical industry.
This document provides harm reduction strategies for chronic pain patients who are at risk of opioid overdose or developing an opioid use disorder. It discusses the opioid overdose epidemic, CDC guidelines, risk factors for overdose like high dose opioids or combining opioids with benzodiazepines. It recommends identifying at-risk patients, using prescription drug monitoring programs, prescribing naloxone, considering buprenorphine treatment, and urine drug screening. Sample patient cases demonstrate how to apply these strategies, such as converting high dose opioids to lower doses or substituting buprenorphine for opioid addiction. Resources for additional help are also provided.
This document summarizes harm reduction strategies for chronic pain patients prescribed opioids. It discusses the opioid overdose epidemic and risk factors for overdose death such as high opioid doses, methadone use, and co-prescribing benzodiazepines. The document also outlines risk factors for opioid use disorder and provides case studies demonstrating strategies like identifying at-risk patients, using prescription drug monitoring programs, prescribing nasal naloxone, obtaining a DATA 2000 waiver to prescribe buprenorphine, and considering non-opioid alternatives.
This document provides harm reduction strategies for chronic pain patients who are at risk of opioid overdose or opioid use disorder. It discusses the opioid overdose epidemic, CDC guidelines, risk factors for overdose and addiction, and presents sample patient cases. For at-risk patients, it recommends strategies like prescribing nasal naloxone, considering buprenorphine treatment, using PDMPs to monitor prescribing, and lowering doses or changing medications if risks are identified. The goal is to continue providing pain relief while reducing risks of overdose or addiction.
Kumudini Pharma Limited , In Plant Training by - Md Faiazul Haque LamemMD FAIAZUL HAQUE LAMEM
In Plant Training at Kumudini Pharma Limited and Presented to R. P. Shaha University. By Md Faiazul Haque Lamem , Student Of Pharmacy . All Rights Reserved.
Watch the webinar here: https://bit.ly/2lLquKk
Since 2017 Chinese Health Authority has published new regulation for Co-Review procedure of API, excipient and packaging material. Focusing on the unique regulatory requirement for registration of excipient we will give you an overview about the dossier requirement, ChP compliance and impact for the pharmaceutical industry.
If you want to market your drug into China, are you aware that excipient used in your drug need to be registered and to be compliance wtih Chinese pharmacopoeia? Since 2017 Chinese Health Authority has published new regulation for Co-Review procedure of API, excipient and packaging material. Focusing on the unique regulatory requirement for registration of excipient we will give you an overview about the dossier requirement, ChP compliance and impact for the pharmaceutcal industry.
In this webinar, you will learn:
- Current Chinese regulation for excipient registration
- Chinese pharmacopoeia as standard for the excipients
- Impact of excipient regulation for pharmaceutical industries
The document describes the sale of Cydex Pharmaceuticals' patent portfolio covering two Captisol-enabled drug products: Captisol-enabled fosphenytoin and Captisol-enabled propofol. Captisol is a modified cyclodextrin that improves drug solubility, stability, and bioavailability. The fosphenytoin product offers room temperature storage compared to refrigeration required for the marketed product. The propofol product has enhanced stability and reduces pain, allergic responses, and microbial contamination compared to existing formulations. The portfolio includes two issued US patents and fifteen foreign counterparts covering the drug compositions and methods of making them.
Dr. Paul Ruen - Hanson Lecture: Changes in Antimicrobial Use - PractitionerJohn Blue
Hanson Lecture: Changes in Antimicrobial Use - Practitioner - Dr. Paul Ruen, Fairmont Veterinary Clinic, LLP, from the 2016 Allen D. Leman Swine Conference, September 17-20, 2016, St. Paul, Minnesota, USA.
More presentations at http://www.swinecast.com/2016-leman-swine-conference-material
The document discusses abbreviated new drug applications (ANDAs) for generic drugs. It defines an ANDA as an application containing data to provide for FDA review and approval of a generic drug product. The goals of an ANDA are to reduce drug prices, provide quality generic drugs to the US public, and reduce drug development time. Key aspects of an ANDA covered include required resources, preparation of the drug product to match the reference listed drug, the review process including patent certification and exclusivity periods, and electronic submission of the application.
The document discusses key aspects of current good manufacturing practices (cGMP) for pharmaceuticals. It defines cGMP and explains that the "C" stands for "current," meaning manufacturers must use up-to-date technologies and systems. cGMP covers all aspects of production from facilities, equipment, personnel, packaging, quality control, and documentation. Following cGMP is important because it helps ensure the quality, safety and effectiveness of drugs. Historical incidents like the thalidomide tragedy and Tylenol tampering case demonstrate how non-compliance with GMP can put patients' lives at risk.
2. GMP Status of HEC Factories
Contact: Zhang Yu (Ms.), +86 186 7692 1117, sales02@hecpharm.biz, yu@dyg‐hec.com.
Factory Name and Site GMP Compliance‐Dosage form Insp. Date Authority
Sunshine Lake Pharma Co., Ltd.
Guangdong, China
Product: Tablets, Capsules
EU ‐capsules, hard shell, tablets Nov, 2015 Landesamt fur Gesundheit und Soziales, Germany
US‐ Tablets, Capsules Sep, 2015 Food and drug administration (FDA), US
Belarus‐Tablets Feb, 2015 The ministry of Health of the Republic of Belarus
China‐ Hard capsule Nov, 2014 China food and drug administration (CFDA), China
China ‐ Tablets May, 2014 China food and drug administration (CFDA), China
YiChang HEC ChangJiang Pharmaceutical
Co., Ltd.
Hubei, China
Product: Tablets, Capsules, Granules/Dry
Suspension, Lyophilized Powder for
Injection; API; Insulin and its analogs
US ‐ API Mar, 2015 Food and drug administration (FDA), US
China ‐ Lyophilized Powder for injection Apr, 2014 China food and drug administration (CFDA), China
China ‐ Tablets, Capsules, Granules, Dry
Suspension, API
Feb, 2014 China food and drug administration (CFDA), China
China ‐ API Sep, 2013 China food and drug administration (CFDA), China
HEC Pharm Co., Ltd.
Hubei, China
Product: API (only macrolide)
China ‐ERY Apr, 2016 China food and drug administration (CFDA), China
EU‐API (AZM, CAM, ERY, ETH) Jul, 2015 BGV, Germany
Brazil ‐API (CAM) May, 2015 ANVISA, Brazil
US‐ API (ETH, ERY, CAM) Mar, 2015 Food and drug administration (FDA), US
Japan‐CAM Dec, 2014 PMDA, Japan
China‐API (ERY, CAM, AZM. ROX) Sep, 2013 China food and drug administration (CFDA), China
Japan‐AZM Jul, 2013 PMDA, Japan
Ruyuan HEC Pharm Co., Ltd.
Guangdong, China
Product: API, Excipients
US –API (Fingolimod, Linagliptin,
Rivaroxaban)
Sep, 2015 Food and drug administration (FDA), US
EU‐API (Azithromycin Monohydrate,
Rosuvastatin Calcium)
May, 2016 LAGeSo, Germany