Medication Liscening (4A) Flashcards

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1
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What must a person or body have in order to sell or supply a medincal product?

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Marketing Authorisation

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What does MHRA stand for and what is their role?

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Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency

  • enforce standards of safety, quality and efficacy
  • educate public and HCP
  • research and development
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Who applies for MAs and who evaluates MAs?

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  • companies who want sell or supply certain products
  • MHRA reviews application and evaluates risk vs benefit
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4
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What can the holder of an MA do?

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sell, supply and export product

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What is an SPC?

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Summary of Product Characteristics

  • features and characteristics of the drug
  • info for safe and effective use
  • more info eg. shelf-life, overdose info
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What is an ML?

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Manufacturing License

  • required to manufacture drugs
  • must comply with GMP
  • MHRA inspect premesis before ML and regularly to ensure high standards
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What are the phases of clinical trials and what do they consist of?

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Phase I - product is tested on a small group of healthy adults (50) (safety)

Phase II - product is tested on a larger group (500) some affected by disease (effectiveness) (placebo)

Phase III - larger group (up to thousands), against other treatment, over longer period

Phase IV - over longer periods, in combination with different people

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What is the Yellow card scheme?

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  • any member of public can report any problems with medicines
  • any adverse drug reactions
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What is the Black Triangle Scheme?

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  • monitored more closely
  • doesnt mean medicine is unsafe
  • black triangles can be removed and reinstated
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What are the classes of medicines recall and what do they mean?

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Class 1 - removed from supply immediately (fatal)
Class 2 - removed within 48 hours (not fatal)
Class 3 - removed within 5 days (not fatal)
Class 4 - alert to caution HCP, no threat to patient (continued use, in caution)

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