英文摘要 |
Package insert for prescription drugs is often an appropriate, but not the only, mechanism for manufacturers to inform health care providers. In particular, it should be noted that if the impact of package insert is diluted by various manufacturers’promotional activities, the information of instructions and warnings provided by manufacturer may still inadequate. In this case, the product liability provisions of Articles 7 to 10-1 of the Consumer Protection Act shall apply. On the contrary, in a mass inoculation setting, physicians are less likely to inform patient of the individualized medical judgment, manufacturers are under a duty to clearly convey instructions and warning of the danger inherent in its vaccine to consumers by various means. This is an exception to the Learned Intermediary Doctrine. If the manufacturers only provide instructions and warnings through package insert, it still fails to perform its obligations adequately. |