by Jackie Peck | Oct 1, 2018 | Blog, Brexit, FMD
Pharmacists must be able to carry out the 2 step Authentication processes by February 2019 or they may not be able to trade. If they trade without carrying out the required FMD checks they may face an unlimited fine or a custodial sentence. Standing still is not an... by Brian Lindsay | Sep 14, 2018 | Blog, Bona Fides, Brexit, MHRA
What do you want to do? Provide Information. When do you want to give it to us? Ummmm… OK, you might have been more definite in your final answer. But was it what the MHRA Inspector wanted to hear? Or see in your SOP’s? Particularly with regards to information on... by Jackie Peck | Sep 3, 2018 | Blog, Bona Fides, Pharmacist
Whilst the healthcare agencies criticise the on-line purveyors of medicines with their pharmacist prescribers to avoid CQC registration. The CQC registered pharmacies which employ European prescribers some of whom lack the controls in place to ensure effective and... by John Finey | Aug 21, 2018 | Blog, Brexit, Training
I am sure plenty has been written and said about what I am sure many will see as an additional burden on wholesalers, this simple post is to help provide clarity about the scope of the regulations. Talking to colleagues and having read the regulations a number of... by Dean Tinklin | Aug 17, 2018 | Behind the scenes, Blog, Good Distribution Practice - GDP, RP, Training
Despite the MHRA’s guidance note 6 there is a lack of a clearly defined and standardised route into becoming a trained, experienced, and effective Responsible Person (RP), and consequently the MHRA are now placing a greater emphasis on the suitability of a licence... by Jackie Peck | Jun 29, 2018 | Blog, Bona Fides, Brexit, WDA(H)
The EMA( European Medicines Agency) set up a task force to prepare for the possible eventualities of the UK referendum. They had several areas of concern the main one being the potential disruption to the supply chain of medicines and the impact in public health. The...