A bite sized summary of our recent posting to the MHRA Inspectorate blog
In part 2 of our series on QP Certification and Batch Release we concentrate on the application of Annex 16 to Investigational Medicinal Products (IMPs)
Our GDP inspectors often receive queries from wholesaler distributors asking in what instances agreements are required for the purposes of fulfilling pharmacovigilance requirements.
An update on the use of short notice and unannounced GMP inspections
This post describes the main issues seen when freezers are used by pharmaceutical wholesalers and provides an MHRA GDP inspectors’ view on possible ways to address them.
Earlier this week we published the 2016 GMP inspection deficiency data trend.
Previously, we have reminded importers of unlicensed medicines that Centrally Authorised medicines are the subject of Marketing Authorisations from the EMA, valid in all Member States and therefore cannot be notified for import into the UK as unlicensed medicines, unless …
The first post in this series described the importance of organisational behaviour on the success of data integrity control measures. Behavioural issues are often unsuitable for technical guidance, but the Inspectorate blog provides an opportunity to address this complex issue.
From 8 to 10 February 2017, the PIC/S Committee and PIC/S Executive Bureau meetings took place in Geneva, Switzerland
Global regulatory collaboration relating to data integrity remains a priority for MHRA and its international partners. In October 2016 I attended international data integrity workshops in China, hosted by CPAPE...
