Bad drug production in Qingdao will be scored

Source: Health Report 2015-08-03 our news (reporter Li Dianji) drew lessons from the traffic police's mode of handling points deduction for traffic violations Recently, Qingdao City, Shandong Province issued the measures for the management of scores of drug production misconduct (for Trial Implementation), in order to promote the honest, standardized and legal production of drug manufacturers, and further explore the establishment of a long-term mechanism for the daily supervision of drug production The city includes all the enterprises in production that have obtained the drug production license and GMP certificate in accordance with the law into the scope of management, and scores the violations of the relevant laws, regulations, rules, the "drug production quality management specifications" and other normative documents in the process of drug production and operation by the drug production enterprises Each serious defect is recorded as 100 Score: 20 points for each major defect and 2 points for each general defect One year is a scoring cycle, and each cycle is limited to 100 points For the violations found in the same inspection, the accumulated score shall be given Meanwhile, if the problems found in the inspection are not rectified in place, the score shall be doubled This management method is also applicable to the bad behaviors and administrative punishments found in the flight inspection and follow-up inspection organized by the state and Shandong Province Qingdao food and Drug Administration will work out the frequency of next year's supervision and inspection plan, evaluation and classification according to the cumulative score of drug manufacturers For drug manufacturers with cumulative score of more than 100 points in the whole year, the GMP certificate of the enterprise will be withdrawn, and the enterprise will be supervised to rectify the bad behaviors of drug production The frequency of supervision and inspection in the next year will be reduced for enterprises with score less than 100 and rated as A-level.