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                       The short-term target has been gradually achieved: the original self-produced 1ml/bottle
                  injection was increased from 30,000 to 35,000 injections per batch since 2019; the original
                  commissioned for manufacturing 2ml/bottle of fentanyl injection has been back to self-
                  production in June 2019; we conducted the research and development of alfentanil injection
                  since 2019 and it is expected to be mass-produced after obtaining a drug license in 2021.

                       The medium-term and long-term targets included the initial prescription development of
                  morphine sulfate sustained-release capsules is completed at the end of 2019 and pilot batch
                  manufacturing and clinical trials will be conducted in 2020; the evaluation plan for the R&D and
                  production line establishment of oral solutions and patches was initiated in 2019 and the R&D
                  and production of new drug types will be completed. In the future, we will continue to properly
                  use human resource and space for the R&D and self-production of new drug types, to achieve
                  the goal of domestic drug production for domestic usage as well as to stably supply high-quality,
                  Schedule 1 and Schedule 2 controlled drugs with multiple options for the nation’s citizens.





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                  Introduction of the Policy
                  Introduction of the Polic
                       In recent years, the New Psychoactive Substances (NPS) had a wide range of varieties and
                  developed rapidly. In order to effectively monitor the NPS, TFDA had reinforced our approved
                  institutions’ capabilities in urine testing of illegal drugs, and collected drug abuse incident
                  reported through healthcare facilities and other statistics such as drug abuse urine sample tests,

                  tests performed with non-urine specimens in suspicious drug and controlled drug cases, drug
                  seized, etc., and monthly compiled into the “Drug Abuse Case and Testing Statistics” to provide
                  to TFDA and relevant units.



                  Implementation Strategy
                  Implementation Strate
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                  I. Reporting mechanism for healthcare facilities on drug abuse
                       In order to expand inspection capabilities in urine testing of NPS, TFDA invited various
                  approved inspection institutions to conduct introduction sessions and seminars of inspection









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