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2017 Taiwan Food and Drug Administration Annual Report











                  2.  Controlled drug management framework

                     Drug abuse has been a common problem which is faced by various countries around
                  the world. Therefore, the control of addictive drugs becomes more important. At the
                  same time, TFDA prevents controlled drugs from abusing or illegal distributing with
                  vigilance monitoring, abuse prevention and control measures to ensure the physical and
                  mental health of fellow citizens and promote social stability.
                     According to the  “Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs”,  “Convention on
                  Psychotropic Substances”, and the “Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs

                  and Psychotropic Substances of the United Nations” , Taiwan has imposed controls
                  on narcotics, psychotropic substances, and their preparations through The “Narcotics
                  Hazard Prevention Act”. However, due to the necessity of controlled drugs in medical
                  applications or scientific research, the “Controlled Drugs Act” has been established to
                  give a control framework which is composed of license, scheduling, and distribution
                  management (Figure 1-4).











                  ◆Controlled drugs registration license
                   (institutions and businesses)                                         ◆Addictiveness
                  ◆Controlled drugs prescription license                                 ◆Dependence
                   (physicians and other professionals)  License         Schedule        ◆Abuse
                  ◆Permit for exporting, importing and    management   management        ◆Social risks
                   manufacturing (source management)
                  ◆Relevant licenses: transportation permit,
                   letter of approval for medical education,
                   research and trial purpose
                                                                Diversion
                                                               management




                                                      Institutions       Health authorities
                                            Recording            Reporting            Inspection







                                      Figure 1-4   Controlled dugs management framework








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