英文摘要 |
To improve the distribution management system of medicinal products and to ensure the quality and the safety of medicinal products for public in Taiwan, the Food and Drug Administration (TFDA) has actively been promoting the implementation of Good Distribution Practice (GDP). This study evaluated every deficiency found from GDP on-site inspections on pharmaceutical companies involved coldchain medicine between January 1st, 2020 and December 31th, 2021. The results showed the top cited deficiencies were regarded to Chapter 3 “Premises and Equipment” (28.63%), followed by Chapter 5 “Operations” (16.67%), Chapter 1 “Quality Management” (10.54%), Chapter 9 “Transportation” (7.83%), Chapter 2 “Personnel” (6.55%) and Chapter 7 “Outsourced Activities” (6.41%). In the future, the TFDA will continuelly supervise the implementation of GDP to ensure the quality and the safety of medicinal products for public. |