Drugs
The maintenance and enhancement of health and safety is a responsibility
that is shared between government and industry, consumers, healthcare
professionals and their respective associations.
Regulated parties that market drugs and medical devices have the primary
responsibility for the safety of any product they sell, manufacture, import
or distribute to the Canadian public. These regulated parties must comply
with all legislative and regulatory requirements.
The Health Products and Food Branch Inspectorate (Inspectorate) has the
legislative/regulatory authority to conduct compliance and enforcement
activities including: the delivery of inspections, investigations, most
establishment licensing and related laboratory analysis functions for
the HPFB. It also has a responsibility to foster partnerships in the regulatory
community, including our international, federal and provincial partners.
Access to Medicine "The Jean Chrétien Pledge to Africa"
Post-Market Reporting Compliance - Drug Inspection
Export and Import
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