Traduction de «provision of medicines » (Néerlandais → Français) :

narcotics and concerning risk limitation and therapeutic advice and of 22 January 1998 governing certain psychotropic substances and concerning risk limitation and therapeutic advice and of 12 April 1974 containing certain provisions relating to substances with hormonal, antihormonal, anabolic, beta-adrenergic, anti-infectious, antiparasitic and anti-inflammatory action Law of 15 July 1985 on the use in animals of substances with hormonal, anti-hormonal, beta-adrenergic or production stimulating action Law of 13 June 1986 on the removal and transplanting of organs, with regard to cells and tissues Law of 28 August 1991 on the practice of veterinary medicine, regarding the provision of medicines to animal carers Law of 5 July 1994 on blood and blood derivatives of human origin Law of 7 May 2004 on experiments on the human person Royal decree of 31 May 1885 approving new instructions for physicians, pharmacists and druggists Royal decree of 22 September 1966 on the conditions and arrangements for the recognition of laboratories for the analysis and checking of medicines Royal decree of 6 June 1960 on the production, preparation and wholesale distribution and delivery of medicines Royal decree no. 78 of 10 November 1967 on the practice of the healthcare professions regarding the dispensing of medicines to the public and Royal decree of 25 September
narcotics and concerning risk limitation and therapeutic advice and of 22 January 1998 governing certain psychotropic substances and concerning risk limitation and therapeutic advice and of 12 April 1974 containing certain provisions relating to substances with hormonal, antihormonal, anabolic, beta-adrenergic, anti-infectious, antiparasitic and anti-inflammatory action Law of 15 July 1985 on the use in animals of substances with hormonal, anti-hormonal, beta-adrenergic or production stimulating action Law of 13 June 1986 on the removal and transplanting of organs, with regard to cells and tissues Law of 28 August 1991 on the practice of veterinary medicine, regarding the provision of medicines to animal carers Law of 5 July 1994 on blood and blood derivatives of human origin Law of 7 May 2004 on experiments on the human person Royal decree of 31 May 1885 approving new instructions for physicians, pharmacists and druggists Royal decree of 22 September 1966 on the conditions and arrangements for the recognition of laboratories for the analysis and checking of medicines Royal decree of 6 June 1960 on the production, preparation and wholesale distribution and delivery of medicines Royal decree no. 78 of 10 November 1967 on the practice of the healthcare professions regarding the dispensing of medicines to the public and Royal decree of 25 September

European Commission, High level group on innovation and provision of medicines, recommendations for action., 7 May 2002, G10 medicines report. [http ...]
European Commission, High level group on innovation and provision of medicines, recommendations for action. 7 May 2002, G10 medicines report. [http ...]

1974 on the opening, transfer and merger of retail pharmacies Royal decree of 9 July 1984 on the provision of information and advertising relating to medicines Royal decree of 11 January 1993 determining the conditions under which medicines for human use may be supplied in sample form Royal decree of 7 April 1995 on the provision of information and advertising relating to medicines for human use Royal decree of 15 July 1997 on active implantable medical devices, transposing Directive 90/385 EEC (AIMD) Royal decree of 19 December 1997 on the control and analysis of the raw materials used by dispensing chemists Royal decree of 18 March 1999 on medical devices, transposing Directive 93/42/EEC of 14 June 1993 (MDD) Royal decree of 11 July 2003 determining the conditions under which medicines for veterinary use may be supplied in sample form Law of 16 December 2004 modifying the regulations on combating abuses in the promotion of medicines Royal decree of 10 June 2006 establishing the report point referred to in Article 10, § 5, of the law of 25 March 1964 on medicines Royal decree of 23 November 2006 implementing Article 10, § 3, of the law of 25 March 1964 on medicines Royal decree of 25 February 2007 recognising the institutions referred to in Article 10 § 3 of the law of 25 March 1964 on medicines
1974 on the opening, transfer and merger of retail pharmacies Royal decree of 9 July 1984 on the provision of information and advertising relating to medicines Royal decree of 11 January 1993 determining the conditions under which medicines for human use may be supplied in sample form Royal decree of 7 April 1995 on the provision of information and advertising relating to medicines for human use Royal decree of 15 July 1997 on active implantable medical devices, transposing Directive 90/385 EEC (AIMD) Royal decree of 19 December 1997 on the control and analysis of the raw materials used by dispensing chemists Royal decree of 18 March 1999 on medical devices, transposing Directive 93/42/EEC of 14 June 1993 (MDD) Royal decree of 11 July 2003 determining the conditions under which medicines for veterinary use may be supplied in sample form Law of 16 December 2004 modifying the regulations on combating abuses in the promotion of medicines Royal decree of 10 June 2006 establishing the report point referred to in Article 10, § 5, of the law of 25 March 1964 on medicines Royal decree of 23 November 2006 implementing Article 10, § 3, of the law of 25 March 1964 on medicines Royal decree of 25 February 2007 recognising the institutions referred to in Article 10 § 3 of the law of 25 March 1964 on medicines

Herbal medicinal products In line with the provisions of the royal decree of 14 December 2006, three procedures are used for the issue of the MA or registration for herbal medicinal products: the full procedure, the “Well Established Use” procedure and a third specific procedure for traditional herbal medicines as stipulated in article 43 of the royal decree.
Herbal medicinal products In line with the provisions of the royal decree of 14 December 2006, three procedures are used for the issue of the MA or registration for herbal medicinal products: the full procedure, the “Well Established Use” procedure and a third specific procedure for traditional herbal medicines as stipulated in article 43 of the royal decree.

In this context the FAMHP supports provision of pharmacotherapeutic information to care providers and has concluded partnerships with independent organisations providing objective information about medicines (for instance the Belgian Centre for Pharmacotherapeutic Information – BCFI-CBIP and Project Farmaka, not-for-profit organisations). This process needs to take into consideration the expectations of healthcare professionals in terms of information content on the one hand, and the ease of access and consultation of the data on the other.
In this context the FAMHP supports provision of pharmacotherapeutic information to care providers and has concluded partnerships with independent organisations providing objective information about medicines (for instance the Belgian Centre for Pharmacotherapeutic Information – BCFI-CBIP and Project Farmaka, not-for-profit organisations). This process needs to take into consideration the expectations of healthcare professionals in terms of information content on the one hand, and the ease of access and consultation of the data on the other.

The latter involves, on the one hand, the provision of relevant information about authorised medicines and health products aimed at the different target groups, and, on the other hand, the partnership with bodies responsible for the distribution of independent information, such as the BCFI - CBIP.
The latter involves, on the one hand, the provision of relevant information about authorised medicines and health products aimed at the different target groups, and, on the other hand, the partnership with bodies responsible for the distribution of independent information, such as the BCFI - CBIP.

At present there are five agents who belong to the internal FAMHP team and ten agents who are supplied by the ICT service of the FPS Public Health, with which an SLA has been concluded in order to bring to a successful conclusion the transfer of tools and IT skills from the former DG Medicinal Products to the FAMHP and ensure the continuity of service provision.
At present there are five agents who belong to the internal FAMHP team and ten agents who are supplied by the ICT service of the FPS Public Health, with which an SLA has been concluded in order to bring to a successful conclusion the transfer of tools and IT skills from the former DG Medicinal Products to the FAMHP and ensure the continuity of service provision.

Provision has been made for the organised exchange of information with the national scientific commissions which give final opinions (e.g. evaluation commissions for medicines) and with the representatives on the international scientific or regulatory committees (e.g. CHMP, CVMP, CMD(h), CMD(v), COMP, PDCO).
Provision has been made for the organised exchange of information with the national scientific commissions which give final opinions (e.g. evaluation commissions for medicines) and with the representatives on the international scientific or regulatory committees (e.g. CHMP, CVMP, CMD(h), CMD(v), COMP, PDCO).