Ministry of Health and Wellness
http://health.govmu.org
Pharmacy Board, Ministry of Health and Wellness
http://health.govmu.org/English/Department-and-Services/Pharmacy-Board/Pages/Pharmacy-Board.aspx
English
Pharmacy Act 1983, Food Act 1998
Yes, local agent must be designated
New drugs, generics, biologicals, etc.
6-9 months approximately
This module begins with general administrative details, such as the name and address of the applicant (company), trade name of the product, and contact information. It also includes details about the active pharmaceutical ingredient (API), its strength, dosage form, and route of administration.
1.2 Trade Name of the product (Proprietary Product Name)
1.3 International Non-proprietary Name (INN) of the Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API)
1.4 Strength of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API) per unit dosage of the product
1.5 Pharmaceutical Dosage form and route of administration of the product
1.6 Information about the packaging and the size of each pack.
1.7 Visual description of the product
1.8 Proposed shelf life: This section outlines the suggested shelf life of the product, including conditions after reconstitution or dilution and after the first opening of the container.
1.9 Pharmacotherapeutic group and ATC Code: Here, the document specifies the pharmacotherapeutic group and Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical (ATC) Code for classification purposes.
1.10 Legal category: This part indicates whether the product requires a medical prescription, and if so, whether it falls under Controlled Drug Substance or Prescription-only Medicine (POM). It also addresses dispensing categories for products not subject to medical prescription.
1.11 Product Marketing Authorization: Information regarding the authorization status of the product in the country of origin and other countries, including details on refusals, withdrawals, or suspensions/revocations.
1.12 Name(s) and complete address(es) of the manufacturer(s): Details of the manufacturer(s) of the finished pharmaceutical product (FPP) and active pharmaceutical ingredient(s) (API), including GMP status.
1.13 Local Technical Representative: Information about the local technical representative of the manufacturer and their relationship to the applicant.
1.14 Summary Product Characteristics (SPC): A summary of the product characteristics, likely detailing indications, dosage, contraindications, etc.
1.15 Batch number(s) of the FPPs used in: Specific batches of the FPP used in clinical/bioequivalence studies, stability studies, and validation/production scale batches.
Module 2 of this document encompasses a comprehensive overview and summary of the chemical, pharmaceutical, non-clinical, and clinical aspects related to the product under consideration. The module is structured as follows:
2.1 Overall Table of Contents of Modules 2, 3, 4, and 5: This section provides an outline of the contents covered in Modules 2 to 5 of the document.
2.2 Introduction: This serves as an introductory section setting the context for the information presented in the subsequent sections.
2.3 Overall Quality Summary: This part, designated for office use, includes an assessment of the overall quality aspects of the product.
Module 2: Chemical, Pharmaceutical, Non-clinical, and Clinical Overviews and Summaries continue with:
2.4 Summary of Non-clinical Documentation and Clinical Documentation: This section is divided into two subsections based on the type of application:
3.1 Table of Contents of Module 3: This section outlines the contents covered within Module 3, providing a structured overview of the chemical and pharmaceutical documentation presented in the subsequent sections.
3.2 Body of Data: This section delves into the detailed information related to the chemical and pharmaceutical aspects of the product.
4.1 Table of Contents of Module 4: This section outlines the contents covered within Module 4, providing a structured overview of the non-clinical study reports presented in the subsequent sections.
4.2 Study Reports: This section contains detailed reports on non-clinical studies conducted for new chemical entities. It includes information on the design, methodology, and results of studies aimed at assessing the safety and efficacy of the product.
4.3 Literature References: This part provides a list of references to relevant literature that supports or supplements the non-clinical study reports presented in Module 4.
Name: ________________________________________________________________
Position in company: __________________________________________________
Signature: ____________________________________________________________
Date: ________________________________________________________________
Official stamp: _________________________________________________________
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