Unveiling Drug Regulatory Affairs: An Analytical Examination of the Pharmaceutical Industry's Compliance Landscape
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https://doi.org/10.61920/jddb.v1i03.132Keywords:
Pharmaceutical Inspection, Cooperation Scheme (PIC/S), FDA, Regulatory Agencies, Drug Regulatory Affairs, GMPAbstract
Drug Regulatory Affairs (DRA) constitutes a pivotal division within pharmaceutical companies, dedicated to safeguarding consumer health and ensuring product integrity. It provides systematic, strategic, and informed guidance to ensure compliance with legal requirements, expediting the development and delivery of safe and efficacious pharmaceuticals. Regulatory affairs professionals operate across government agencies, the pharmaceutical sector, academia, and clinical institutions. Their mandate encompasses formulating and executing regulatory strategies to ensure that collaborative efforts within drug development yield products that not only meet regulatory standards but also confer competitive advantages. Moreover, regulatory affairs oversee the company's activities—from preclinical research to marketing—ensuring adherence to regulatory frameworks. The Regulatory Affairs department serves as a vital conduit between the corporation and regulatory bodies, facilitating communication across various stages of drug development, manufacturing, marketing, and clinical trials. With India's pharmaceutical industry experiencing rapid growth, the demand for regulatory affairs professionals is escalating to meet global standards, exemplified by initiatives like the Pharmaceutical Inspection Cooperation Scheme (PIC/S), which aims to foster internationally recognized Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) across member nations, competitor countries, and international institutions.Downloads
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2024-08-25
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Shelke, S. (2024). Unveiling Drug Regulatory Affairs: An Analytical Examination of the Pharmaceutical Industry’s Compliance Landscape. Journal of Drug Delivery and Biotherapeutics, 1(03), 1–12. https://doi.org/10.61920/jddb.v1i03.132
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