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    Strong Regulation of Medical Products: Cornerstone of Public Health and Regional Health Security

    Roth, Susann; Ball, Douglas; Parry, Jane; Khetrapal, Sonalini; Reggi, Valerio | September 2018
    Abstract
    National regulatory agencies (NRAs) are the gatekeepers of the supply chain of medical products such as pharmaceuticals and medical devices. It is through registration with an NRA that a manufacturer brings products to market. Post marketing surveillance of how those products perform and impact patient safety—including how quality is maintained in storage and distribution, and adverse events associated with their use—also falls under the agency’s remit, as does inspection of manufacturing facilities and regulation of product promotion and advertising. At the same time, the value chain for medical products is becoming increasingly globalized. In pharmaceutical manufacturing, for example, active ingredients may be sourced from multiple countries for medicines production in another, before being globally distributed. A weakness in one part of the supply chain can have adverse consequences for patients thousands of miles away.
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    Roth, Susann; Ball, Douglas; Parry, Jane; Khetrapal, Sonalini; Reggi, Valerio. 2018. Strong Regulation of Medical Products: Cornerstone of Public Health and Regional Health Security. © Asian Development Bank. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/8798. License: CC BY 3.0 IGO.
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    978-92-9261-344-0
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    2071-7202 (print)
    2218-2675 (electronic)
    Keywords
    Aged Health
    Civil Society Development
    Infrastructure Development
    Infrastructure Development Projects
    Technology Development
    Underdevelopment
    Health Risk
    Health for All
    Health and Hygiene and the Poor
    Quality of Health Care
    Public Health
    Partnerships in Health Reform
    Health Systems
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    Education, Health and Social Protection
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    Development strategy
    Government programs
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    Developing countries
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    Limited partnership
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    Sanitary engineering
    Sanitation systems
    Sanitation services
    Sanitary affairs
    Delivery of health care
    Prevention of disease
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    Digital
    State and nutrition
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    Ball, Douglas
    Parry, Jane
    Khetrapal, Sonalini
    Reggi, Valerio
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