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2nd Health Products Cold Chain event |
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Wednesday, 07 July 2010 22:34 |
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The SFSTP (Société Française des sciences et Techniques Pharmaceutiques) and the AFF (Association Française du Froid) have joined forces to offer you the second Cold Chain event. The objective is to bring together the pharmaceutical, transport and packaging worlds with the official organisations so as to present the works of the “Practical Guide to the Cold Chain” mixed commission.
The scope of the works this year will relate to all health products (reagents, blood products) and distribution circuits will be envisaged to the final recipient (hospital, pharmacy).
Sofrigam, privileged partner in this event, and its team will be delighted to welcome you.
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IQPC Philadelphia – 20 to 23 September 2010 |
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Wednesday, 07 July 2010 22:18 |
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Sofrigam will be participating for the first time in the “8th Annual Cold Chain Distribution for Pharmaceuticals Global Forum” event in Philadelphia (USA)
The whole of our team is waiting to welcome you to our stand (stand 35) and to introduce you to our 2010 collection. |
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"Cold chain – securing the final link" debate |
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Tuesday, 04 May 2010 00:00 |
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 From the manufacturer to delivery by the distributor, the cold chain necessary for heat-sensitive products is solid.
From delivery to administration, how can we obtain assurance of temperature between 2°C and 8°C? This is the subject tackled at the debates organised by Sofrigam and the “Plateaux Techniques Actualités” and “Profession Pharmacien” magazines on this issue with critical stakes.
The minutes are available in your private space. If you have not yet registered click here
Next debate, 14 September in Montpellier |
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Sofrigam informations on cold chain |
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Thursday, 15 April 2010 17:39 |
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Cold chain and dispensing pharmacists |
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Tuesday, 16 March 2010 23:58 |
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Following a number of discussions with the French pharmacists association, it has become clear that dispensing chemists and hospital pharmacists do not possess the same level of information regarding the necessity of respecting the cold chain for thermosensitive products. Even more serious is the fact that pharmacists wishing to set up a logistics system tailored to the needs of thermosensitive products are challenged by the following questions:
- What are the recommendations for conservation of certain products?
- What are the risks if the cold chain is not respected? What are the product tolerances?
- What equipment should be used (e.g. refrigerators) and where should it be purchased?
- What instructions should be given to patients with regard to the conservation of their medicines?
In order to answer these questions, Sofrigam is organising a series of round table discussions in association with the magazines "Plateaux Techniques" and "Profession Pharmacien". The concept is simple: around fifteen dispensing and clinical pharmacists will be gathered together to discuss the different issues and the representatives of a number of major pharmaceutical laboratories will be invited to respond to their questions and offer advice. The first of this series of discussions will take place in Paris on 11 March 2010.
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