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Interoperability is a characteristic of an ability to work with others. DSCSA requires that ATPs be able to work among themselves to exchange product information as needed for the purpose of transaction, product verification or trace for various suspect/illegitimate product reasons, and for enhancement of industry recall mechanisms…
Read MoreBeyond DSCSA: Aggregation and Exceptions
Interoperability is a characteristic of an ability to work with others. DSCSA requires that ATPs be able to work among themselves to exchange product information as needed for the purpose of transaction, product verification or trace for various suspect/illegitimate product reasons, and for enhancement of industry recall mechanisms…
Read MoreDSCSA for Pharmacy: 3 Must Knows
DSCSA for Pharmacies: 3 Must Knows Data Exchange | Partner Verification | Tracing Requests This is the year. The year the pharmaceutical supply chain must comply with the FDA’s Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA). These requirements must be met in order to operate within the US Drug Supply Chain. As the primary touchpoint between … Read more
Read MoreThe Drug Manufacturer’s DSCSA Dilemma
The Drug Manufacturer’s DSCSA Dilemma 10 Years Later, Still Looking for Solutions A decade’s worth of time has expired since the Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) was passed to help protect consumers from exposure to drugs that may be counterfeit, stolen, contaminated, or otherwise harmful. This November marks the start of the 12 month … Read more
Read MoreResolvers: The Internet’s Address Book
What exactly does it mean when someone says they have configured a “resolver?” This quick post will explain the concept of a resolver, how Trust.med is using resolvers to address DSCSA compliance, and how you can start using resolvers today…
Read MoreSharing Should Be Easy: Have You Achieved Interoperability for DSCSA Compliance?
Interoperability is a characteristic of an ability to work with others. DSCSA requires that ATPs be able to work among themselves to exchange product information as needed for the purpose of transaction, product verification or trace for various suspect/illegitimate product reasons, and for enhancement of industry recall mechanisms…
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