Counting down the no-nos during audits: Number 7: Lunch

Counting down the no-nos during audits: Number 7: Lunch

As auditors for the pharmaceutical industry, we have the opportunity to visit the most wonderful places as well as the most interesting companies. We are lucky enough to conduct audits all over the world. Apart from visiting some exemplary companies, we sometimes encounter things we would rather not see. In these last few weeks of 2018, we are counting down the

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Counting down the no-nos  during audits: Number 8: Audit, was that today?

Counting down the no-nos during audits: Number 8: Audit, was that today?

As auditors for the pharmaceutical industry, we have the opportunity to visit the most wonderful places as well as the most interesting companies. We are lucky enough to conduct audits all over the world. Apart from visiting some exemplary companies, we sometimes encounter things we would rather not see. In these last few weeks of 2018, we are counting down the

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Counting down the no-nos  during audits: Number 9: Threatening the auditor

Counting down the no-nos during audits: Number 9: Threatening the auditor

As auditors for the pharmaceutical industry, we have the opportunity to visit the most wonderful places as well as the most interesting companies. We are lucky enough to conduct audits all over the world. Apart from visiting some exemplary companies, we sometimes encounter things we would rather not see. In these last few weeks of 2018, we are counting down the

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Counting down the no-nos during audits: Number 10: Living Pest Control!

Counting down the no-nos during audits: Number 10: Living Pest Control!

As auditors for the pharmaceutical industry, we have the opportunity to visit the most wonderful places as well as the most interesting companies. We are lucky enough to conduct audits all over the world. Apart from visiting some exemplary companies, we sometimes encounter things we would rather not see. In these last few weeks of 2018, we are counting down the

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De Jong Pharma Consult as your Responsible Person? 5 Reasons why!

De Jong Pharma Consult as your Responsible Person? 5 Reasons why!

On 21 and 22 November 2018, De Jong Pharma Consult completed the training for Responsible Person for the Good Distribution Practices for medicinal products for human use. This intensive course, provided by PCS is one of the few courses recognized by the Dutch Health Authority and therefore required for everyone that want to be registered as a Responsible Person.

5 Levels of outsourcing your supplier audit program, and when to use them.

5 Levels of outsourcing your supplier audit program, and when to use them.

Last month we saw why it was a good idea to outsource your supplier audits to professional auditors. We concluded it was both cheaper and faster and also creates more flexibility, consistency and objectivity. While performing (your) supplier audits, at least five levels of outsourcing can be distinguished. Each of these levels brings its own benefits.

5 Reasons for outsourcing your supplier audits

5 Reasons for outsourcing your supplier audits

It’s October 2018 and a lot of people now realize they will not be able to finalize their supplier audit program for this year. One of the main reasons for this is that supplier auditors who are employed by a company often have this task as part of another job.

5 Basics To Understand And Control The Supply Chain In Drug Manufacturing

5 Basics To Understand And Control The Supply Chain In Drug Manufacturing

Patient safety of medication starts with safe ingredients. The news of August 3rd 2018 was that the UMC hospital in Amsterdam was asked (ordered) by the Dutch Health Authority to stop administering the in-house prepared drug for CTX (a metabolic disease) (Dutch newspaper article: https://www.telegraaf.nl/nieuws/2388301/amsterdam-umc-roept-medicijn-stofwisselingsziekte-terug)