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                  5.  Medical devices and cosmetics distribution management

                  (1) To ensure the product quality established by the original manufacturers can be
                     maintained during transportation and marketing period, TFDA promotes medical
                     devices distribution management since 2014 and promulgates “Medical Device
                     GDP” on June 18, 2015. Host 5 sessions of GDP training course in 2016, complete
                     counseling inspections in 30 medical device distributors. Additionally, include related
                     regulations in the draft of Act governing medical devices management advanced
                     promulgated on December 5, 2016. In the future, medical devices GDP will be

                     implemented in scheduled stages.
                  (2) To rapidly recognize medical devices on the market, quickly obtain product adverse
                     events report and ensure uniformity of barcode formats of medical devices, TFDA
                     announced “Medical Device UDI” on October 30, 2015 to provide businesses
                     qualified medical device UDI barcode format regulations that comply with
                     international standards and established the foundations of their automatic distribution
                     management system. In 2016, through the implementation of programs, TFDA
                     successfully introduced UDI into routine medical device inventory management in
                     patient’s surgical records of Division of Cardiovascular Surgery at Taipei Veterans

                     General Hospital.
                  (3) To plan for revising Statute for Control of Cosmetic Hygiene and establishing
                     “Cosmetic product notificaiton system”, TFDA encourages industries actively register
                     on the Notification Portal now. After the revision, TFDA will enforce industries to
                     register on the portal to control cosmetics on the market.
                  (4) The establishment of Cosmetic Product Notification Portal is completed in 2013
                     (Figure 4-3). To help industries

                     familiarize with the use and
                     operations of the notification
                     portal,  TFDA organized 3
                     orientations and 25 training
                     courses in 2016. A total of 1,326
                     companies and 2,041 cosmetic
                     products were successfully
                     registered online.



                                                         Figure 4-3   Cosmetic products notification portal








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