Pharmacy Drug Supply Chain Security Compliance

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As of March 1, 2016 all pharmacies must receive and store the Transaction History, Transaction Information, and Transaction Statement for all drugs received for a period of at least 6 years. For more information, please visit the FDA site.

Pharmacy Drug Supply Compliance:

To combat drug counterfeiting and facilitate drug recalls, Congress passed a federal law creating a national system that allows stakeholders and regulators to trace each drug down to the package level. The serialization and traceability requirements of the Drug Supply Chain Security Act (Title II, Drug Quality and Security Act, 2013) will be phased in over the next ten years, but the first set of rules for Pharmacy Drug Supply Compliance are in place now.

The PRS DRUGSUPPLYTrack program tells you how to comply with each new rule as the FDA activates it. This year, pharmacies need to have processes in place for the following:

Maintaining transaction data that captures movement of a Pharmaceutical product through the supply chain
Obtaining written agreements with third parties
Complying with requests for information and investigations
Training employees and tracking the training

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Drug Supply Track and Trace Program (DSCSA)-Pharmacy Compliance