Table 3 Composition of Public Quality Control
From: Global pharmaceutical regulation: the challenge of integration for developing states
5.03.05.04 | Equal to one if public pharmacies and stores are inspected. |
5.03.05.05 | Equal to one if pharmacies and dispensing points of health facilities are inspected. |
5.05.08 | Equal to one if legal provisions exist requiring pharmacists to be registered. |
5.05.10 | Equal to one if legal provision exist requiring public pharmacies to be licensed. |
5.06.04.01 | Equal to one if quality monitoring in the public sector exists (routine sampling in pharmacy stores and health facilities). |
5.06.04.06 | Equal to one if there is testing of public program products prior to acceptance and/or distribution. |
7.01.03 | Equal to one if public sector requests for tender documents are publicly available. |
7.01.04 | Equal to one if public sector tender awards are publicly available. |
7.01.05 | Equal to one if there is a system to prequalify suppliers. |
7.01.07S | Equal to one if there is a written public sector procurement policy. |
7.01.10S | Equal to one if a process exists to ensure the quality of products procured. |
7.01.11S | Equal to one if a list of samples tested during the procurement process and results of quality testing are available. |
7.01.12.01S | Equal to one if tenders are national competitive. |
7.01.12.02S | Equal to one if tenders are international competitive tenders. |
7.02.03 | Equal to one if there are national guidelines on Good Distribution Practices (GDP) |
7.10.10.01S | Equal to one if the quality assurance process includes prequalification of products and suppliers. |
7.10.10.02S | Equal to one if explicit criteria and procedures exist for prequalification of suppliers |
7.10.10.03S | Equal to one if a list of prequalified suppliers and products is publicly available. |