The Good Distribution Practices (GDP) established by the European Community define the essential requirements to ensure the quality, safety, and integrity of medicinal products throughout all stages of the distribution process. To maintain full compliance with these guidelines, all personnel involved — from quality to logistics, from warehousing to transportation — must possess up-to-date knowledge and specific competencies.
This training module provides a comprehensive overview of GDP principles and operational requirements, structured across the key chapters of the guidelines. It equips participants with the necessary tools to correctly manage pharmaceutical products along the entire supply chain.

What You Will Learn
•    Principles of Quality Management applied to pharmaceutical distribution
•    Requirements and responsibilities of Personnel
•    Standards for Premises, infrastructure, and equipment
•    The importance of Documentation, traceability, and records
•    Correct management of Outsourced Activities
•    GDP requirements for Transportation and cold-chain handling
•    Specific considerations for Air transport, Maritime transport, and Road transport
•    Identification of critical control points and deviation management

Who This Course Is For
This course is designed for all personnel involved in the handling, storage, and distribution of medicinal products. The training provides a structured overview of all GDP requirements necessary to operate in full regulatory compliance, regardless of job function.
Primary audience:
•    Warehouse operators and logistics staff
•    Quality Assurance, Quality Control, and compliance teams
•    Transport personnel (air, sea, and road)
•    Supply chain, operations, and distribution managers
•    Transport companies and freight forwarders
•    Staff involved in managing outsourced services
•    Anyone working within the pharmaceutical distribution chain who requires GDP training