How pharmaceutical wholesalers can prevent compliance risks
Combing the provincial drug regulatory departments website publicized the revocation of the "Drug Certification of Quality Management Practice" announcement found that a significant number of drug wholesale enterprises due to illegal sales of drugs, to units or individuals who do not have legal qualifications to provide drugs and other illegal acts, the regulatory authorities identified as not operating in accordance with the law, thus being revoked certificate. The author believes that the root cause of the above problems lies in the failure of pharmaceutical wholesalers to seriously carry out compliance management and compliance risk prevention, that is, the failure to establish a compliance management system suitable for business operations.
Drug wholesale enterprises to establish compliance system, compliance management, to prevent possible compliance risks, first of all, to clarify the laws and regulations, standards, contracts and other provisions of the obligations to be performed by enterprises; in the process of drug sales, laws and regulations should be identified on the restrictive provisions of drug wholesale enterprises to sell drugs.
2026-08-14
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