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chapter 6 Pharmaceutical legislation and regulationSummary The role of Pharmaceutical legislation and regulation Pharmaceutical laws and regulations are necessary Differences between Pharmaceutical laws, regulations , and guidelines Evolution of policy and law Globalization and harmonization Drafting and revising Pharmaceutical legislation and Basic elements of national Pharmaceutical legislation Key provisions of national Pharmaceutical legislation the roles of various parties Licensing, inspection, and quality control Pharmacovigilance Advertising and promotion Medicine registration, licensing, and marketing authorization pharmaceuticals for dispensing Regulating traditional and herbal Controlling alternative and informal distribution channels Substandard and counterfeit medicines Establishing effective administrative control resources Financing Guiding principles for small national drug regulatory Evaluating the effectiveness of Pharmaceutical legislation and further readings guide 6-1 Resources for medicine registration in twenty-six African countries 6-2 Reports of counterfeit medicines by thera
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