Pharmaceutical companies operating in Europe must comply with GDP requirements to comply with both local and EU regulations. Pharmaceutical companies outside Europe can also operate under EU GDP guidelines and apply this Good Distribution Practice.

Investing in quality GDP training not only ensures compliance with these regulations, but also builds trust with customers and regulators. By addressing essential elements such as contamination prevention and proper storage, companies can ensure the quality of their products and protect public health.

This course focuses primarily on how to handle and act appropriately to ensure the quality and integrity of the pharmaceutical product during transportation, storage or transshipment.

Important matters such as SOP, Labels, Checklists, Controls are explained in detail.

GDP training ensures that the quality of pharmaceutical products is maintained throughout the supply chain, from the manufacturer to the end user. It focuses on proper distribution practices, storage conditions and transportation methods to prevent contamination, mix-ups and damage.

GDP training is essential to improve the skills required for efficient pharmaceutical distribution. Learn to implement Good Distribution Practice (GDP) standards to ensure regulatory compliance and maintain high quality assurance.

All employees with activities in the pharma supply chain who work in life science

Experience

No pharma supply knowledge required



Contents

• Introduction to Pharma Good Distribution Practices
• Brief explanation of the GDP Guidelines
• Explanation of how to comply with the guidelines in your work environment
• Exam (80% minimum result) this training

Result

• Interpreting and translating the Good Distribution guidelines to your work environment
• Introduction to pharma supply chain properties
• Certificate from our academy (after successfully completing the exam)