Dave Rushton
Founder
of Paradigm Shift Consulting Limited.
Dave Rushton is Founder of Paradigm Shift Consulting Limited, a Good Distribution Practice Consultancy.
Blog
Take a look through our free blogs that cover a number of different areas of Good Distribution Practice (GDP). Each blog addresses primary topics including training, inspections and procedures. If you need any more information or any assistance/training don’t hesitate to contact us by email or phone.
What is Pharmacovigilance?
The aim of pharmacovigilance is to protect public health and safety.
Should I get Legal Help when Interacting with the MHRA or IAG?
Many companies ask us whether they need to seek legal help when interacting with the MHRA or IAG.
Import tax minimisation and planning – A commentary from Gavin Makowski of Makowski Associates
Import taxes include customs duty and VAT and these represent high costs within international supply chains.
Preparing for your MHRA inspection
Are you worried about an upcoming MHRA inspection? We can help you to ensure you are compliant.
MHRA Inspectorate Blog – New and helpful?
Yesterday the MHRA released their first two blogs; https://mhrainspectorate.blog.gov.uk/2015/06/23/welcome/ https://mhrainspectorate.blog.gov.uk/2015/06/23/join-our-talented-and-dynamic-team-protecting-public-health/ Written by Mark Birse, Group Manager for the MHRA Inspectorate, the first blog...
Manufacturers – Are you operating without a WDA(H)?
Manufacturers do not need a WDA if they are distributing their OWN products, but many are operating illegally by procuring and supplying, etc.
Quality Management Systems
An Quality Management System is a requirement for GDP compliance. Has yours been effectively implemented?
Broker? Yes or no?
Are you a broker? Do you understand how to be compliant with GDP guidelines?
Wholesale SOPs – Standard Operating Procedures
Your Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) are a crucial part of your QMS and GDP compliance. Are yours effectice?
MHRA – Drug Recalls
You should be signed up to drug recalls alerts from the MHRA and be familiar with the classifications.