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Appendix 14 Suspected Defective Medicinal Product Reporting Form 1. Product Details Product Name Supplier (from label) Manufacturing Site Product License No: Legal Status (circle one) POM P GSL Unlicensed

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How to fill out suspected defective medicinal product:

1. Obtain the necessary forms: Start by obtaining the specific forms required to report a suspected defective medicinal product. These forms are typically available on the website of the regulatory authority in your country.
2. Gather relevant information: Before filling out the forms, gather all the relevant information related to the suspected defective medicinal product. This includes the product's name, batch or lot number, expiry date, and any other details that may be requested.
3. Provide your details: Begin by entering your personal information on the form. This usually includes your name, contact details, and any relevant professional affiliations (if applicable).
4. Describe the issue: Next, provide a detailed description of the problem or defect you have observed with the medicinal product. Be as specific as possible, including any relevant symptoms, adverse reactions, or incidents that occurred. The more detailed your description, the better it will help the regulatory authorities to investigate the issue.
5. Include supporting documentation: If you have any supporting documentation, such as photographs, lab reports, or medical records, make sure to attach them to the form. These documents can provide additional evidence or context for the suspected defect.
6. Submit the form: Once you have filled out all the required information, carefully review the form to ensure accuracy and completeness. Then, follow the instructions provided to submit the form to the appropriate regulatory authority. This may involve mailing it, submitting it online, or sending it through other designated channels.

Who needs suspected defective medicinal product?

1. Healthcare professionals: Healthcare professionals, including doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and other healthcare providers, may encounter suspected defective medicinal products while treating patients. They play a crucial role in identifying, reporting, and preventing any harm caused by these products.
2. Consumers: Consumers who have used a medicinal product and suspect that it may be defective or harmful can also report their concerns. Their feedback is valuable in ensuring the safety and quality of medicinal products in the market.
3. Regulatory authorities: Regulatory authorities are responsible for overseeing the safety and quality of medicinal products and taking appropriate actions when defects or issues are reported. They rely on the information provided by healthcare professionals and consumers to investigate and address these concerns effectively.
4. Manufacturers: Manufacturers of medicinal products also need to be aware of any suspected defects reported by healthcare professionals or consumers. They are obligated to investigate and take corrective actions to ensure the safety and quality of their products.

In conclusion, anyone who encounters or suspects a defective medicinal product can play a role in the reporting process. By providing accurate and detailed information, necessary actions can be taken to address these concerns and ensure the safety of patients and consumers.

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What is suspected defective medicinal product?

A suspected defective medicinal product is a medication that may have quality, safety, or efficacy issues that could potentially harm patients.

Who is required to file suspected defective medicinal product?

Manufacturers, distributors, and healthcare professionals are required to file suspected defective medicinal product reports.

How to fill out suspected defective medicinal product?

Suspected defective medicinal product reports can be filled out online through the appropriate regulatory authority's website or by submitting a physical form with all relevant information.

What is the purpose of suspected defective medicinal product?

The purpose of suspected defective medicinal product reports is to ensure patient safety by promptly identifying and addressing any issues with medications.

What information must be reported on suspected defective medicinal product?

Information such as the name of the product, lot number, expiration date, description of the issue, and any adverse reactions experienced by patients must be reported on suspected defective medicinal product.

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