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First Conference of Regulatory Authorities in Sudan and Neighbouring Countries First Conference of Regulatory Authorities in Sudan and Neighbouring Countries

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Khartoum 68 December 2014 Dr Lembit Rägo Head Regulation of Medicines and other Health Technologies Essential Medicines and Health Products WHO Member State Mechanism Member State Mechanism Work Plan ID: 746131

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First Conference of Regulatory Authorities in Sudan and Neighbouring Countries

Khartoum, 6-8 December 2014

Dr Lembit Rägo

Head, Regulation of Medicines and other Health Technologies

Essential Medicines and Health ProductsSlide2

WHO Member State MechanismSlide3

Member State Mechanism – Work PlanSlide4

A Global Issue

Contaminated Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API) produced in one country

Exported to 6 other countries on three continents

Used to manufacture finished medicines

Caused loss of life and hospitalizations in two countries

International drug alerts issued, medicines and API seized Slide5

African Customs Seizure 2012Slide6

Rationale

PROTECT PUBLIC HEALTHSlide7

WHO Surveillance and Monitoring System ObjectivesSlide8

SSFFC Incidents Reported to WHO

9

0

Member States

trained in

9

workshops

250 Regulatory personnel

trained

18 large procurement agencies

trained

Over

530 Suspect Products

Reported

Incidents occurred in

65 countriesSlide9

West Africa 2012-14Slide10

Database High level Statistics

Over 530 medicines, vaccines and devices reported

285 (53%)

medical products reported are listed as WHO Essential Medicines

Over 50

reports refer to WHO PreQualified Medicines

10%

of reports involved attributable serious adverse reactions

8

WHO International Drug Alerts issuedSlide11

Suspect products reported by WHO Region Slide12

Therapeutic Categories by Suspect recordsSlide13

Falsified Antibiotics by APIfocus on amoxicillin distribution by regionSlide14

Patient HarmSlide15

CLASSIFICATION PRODUCT RECORDSSlide16

Criteria for WHO Medical Product Alert(Drug Alert)

Extended geographic

risk

Significant

threat to public

health

P

roduct in recent circulation

Validated Report

(

eg

. Lab analysis)Slide17

Global VulnerabilitiesSlide18

Prevention, Detection and ResponseSlide19

Collaboration is the key!

Thank you