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PSM India's fight against FAKE MEDICINES

India Chapter of Partnership for Safe Medicines (PSM) Advocates Uniform Standards for Drugs with Tracing and Tracking System
PSM to launch a pilot project in India to enable patients to get their medicines tested. The move is meant to enhance trust between manufacturers and consumers and find the extent of spurious medicines in circulation in India

Shri Keshav Desiraju, Secretary, Health and Family Welfare, Govt. of India delivering Inaugural Address at the Open House Consultation on Accessibility to Safe and Quality Medicines in the Supply Chain in India in New Delhi today.
   
Shri Keshav Desiraju, Secretary, Health and Family Welfare, Govt. of India lighting the Inaugural Lamp at the Open House Consultation on Accessibility to Safe and Quality Medicines in the Supply Chain in India in New Delhi today. Shri Keshav Desiraju, Secretary, Health and Family Welfare, Govt. of India releasing the Report of the International Workshop on Patient Safety and Strengthening Drug Detection Technology at the Open House Consultation on Accessibility to Safe and Quality Medicines in the Supply Chain in India in New Delhi today.

New Delhi, 15 February, 2013:For the first time in India as a pilot, patients can get their medicines tested in accredited Government-approved laboratories at extremely low cost with support from Partnership for Safe Medicines India Initiative.

“This will establish trust on the quality and existing regulatory standards between the manufacturers and the consumers” said Mr. P. D. Sheth, Vice President of the International Pharmaceutical Federation.

A draft proposed methodology was released today at the India Habitat Centre, New Delhi, for public comments and wide circulation amongst all the stakeholders, prior to its official launch. This proposed innovative initiative will be launched as a pilot to study the extent of spurious and not-of-standards medicines in India and adopt policies to ensure safety and quality in the supply chain.

 

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REPORTS & DOCUMENTS RELEASED AT THE OPEN HOUSE CONSULTATION ON 15th FEB. 2013

1. Report on the International Workshop held in New Delhi, India on 10-11 September 2012 on "Patient Safety and Strengthening Drug Detection Technology" Click Here>>
   
2. Wide Circulation for comments on the "Methodology proposed for studying the extent of Spurious Medicines in the Supply Chain and the Regulatory Compliance of Drugs available in India" Click Here>>
   
3. A precis of the report of the Working Group on "THE SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL MEASURES TO COUNTER SPURIOUS & SUB-STANDARD DRUGS AND DIAGNOSTIC CENTRES" Click Here>>
   
"Fight against fake medicines :
A Partnership for safe Medicines initiative."

MINISTRY OF HEALTH , WHO, and Partnership for Safe Medicines ( PSM) india declare measures to curb spurious and not-of- standard medicines.

Shri. Sudip Bandyopadhyay, Hon’ble Minister of State, Health and Family Welfare, Govt. of India  was the chief guest of the occasion.
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