Do wholesale distributors require pharmacovigilance agreements?
Our GDP inspectors often receive queries from wholesaler distributors asking in what instances agreements are required for the purposes of fulfilling pharmacovigilance requirements.
Former Deputy Director of the Inspection, Enforcement and Standards Division and Head of the MHRA Inspectorate & Process Licencing which employs over 75 Inspectors covering GCP, GDP, GLP, GMP & GPvP and the Process Licencing team
Group Manager of MHRA Devices Safety and Surveillance Group & Devices Software and Apps Group.
Joined the MHRA in 2002 as a GMP Inspector having previously worked in the pharmaceutical industry for over 10 years.
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Our GDP inspectors often receive queries from wholesaler distributors asking in what instances agreements are required for the purposes of fulfilling pharmacovigilance requirements.
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