Jeff Clark

Temperature Monitoring Comparisons For The Pharmaceutical Supply Chain

Over the last several months I have written a couple of articles focused on the pharmaceutical time and temperature supply chain. While some may have found the opinions to be a bit strong as they related to the lack of proper training within the industry, I believe I received more “behind the scenes” agreement than not. The fact of the matter is, any of us involved in this important supply chain must understand not… Mehr zeigen

Temperature Monitoring Comparisons For The Pharmaceutical Supply Chain

Over the last several months I have written a couple of articles focused on the pharmaceutical time and temperature supply chain. While some may have found the opinions to be a bit strong as they related to the lack of proper training within the industry, I believe I received more “behind the scenes” agreement than not. The fact of the matter is, any of us involved in this important supply chain must understand not only the regulations that touch our individual businesses, but we must also understand the product which we have been given responsibility to manage and ensure patient safety! By Jeff Clark, 7P™ Solutions Weniger anzeigen

Quality is certainly not new terminology in the pharmaceutical industry. However, I believe it is a term that is sometimes used too loosely within the pharmaceutical time and temperature supply chain. By Jeff Clark, 7P Solutions™, LLC

How To Bridge The Quality Gap In Your Climate Controlled Supply Chain

Over the last several years, organizations such as the World Health Organization (WHO), Parenteral Drug Association (PDA), and International Air Transport Association (IATA) along with most countries’ Ministries of Health or similar agencies have written guidance and regulatory documents regarding the handling and management of time and temperature-sensitive healthcare products during transport and in-transit storage.… Mehr zeigen

How To Bridge The Quality Gap In Your Climate Controlled Supply Chain

Over the last several years, organizations such as the World Health Organization (WHO), Parenteral Drug Association (PDA), and International Air Transport Association (IATA) along with most countries’ Ministries of Health or similar agencies have written guidance and regulatory documents regarding the handling and management of time and temperature-sensitive healthcare products during transport and in-transit storage. By Jeff Clark, President, 7PSolutions™, LLC Weniger anzeigen