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What Two Criteria Define A Veterinary Medicine? -Presentation -Function
What License Do Veterinary Medicines Need In Order To Be Sold? Marketing Authorisation.
What Are Some Requirements Of A Marketing Authorisation License? -Must ensure products safety, efficacy and quality -Product must undergo ongoing assessment
Who Grants The Marketing Authorisation License? The VMD (executive branch of DEFRA).
What Responsibilities Does The VMD Hold? -Ensure animal medicines are safe and effective -Ensure animals are treated correctly -Protect owners from mis-selling of drugs -Prevent over- use of some medicines -Prevent medicines from entering the food-chain via meat or milk
What Legislations Relate To Veterinary Medicine? Veterinary Medicines Regulations 2013 Misuse of Drugs Regulations 2001 Hazardous Waste Regulations 2005 Controlled Waste Regulations 1992 Environmental Protection Act 1990 Enterprise Act 2002
What Are The Requirements Of POM-V Medications? -Must be prescribed by a vet -Clinical assessment must be performed and animal must be under vets care (this must be in person if a controlled drug or antibiotic is being prescribed) -Vet must be satisfied that drug will be administered correctly/safely
What Are The Requirements Of POM-VPS Medications? -Must be prescribed by a vet -Can be dispensed by SQP/pharmacist -Applies to food animals
What Are The Requirements Of NFA-VPS Medications? -Non food animals only -Can be dispensed by vet, SQP, pharmacist
What Are The Requirements Of AVM-GSL Medications? -None, for general sale -Wide safety margin
What Are Withdrawal Periods And What Is The Maximum Residue Limit? Withdrawal Period = Length of time until medicine residues in food have fallen to a safe level. Maximum Residue Limit = The amount of medicine an average person weighing 60kg could consume daily for a prolonged period without it impacting their health.
What Records Need To Be Kept When Medication Is Dispensed? -Date -Product -Batch no. -Quantity -Name & address -Also name and address of prescriber if dispensing against written prescription
How Long Do Records Need To Be Kept For POM-V and POM-VPS Mediation? 5 Years
What Sequence Must Vets Follow When There Is No Licensed Medication To Treat A Patient (Cascade System)? -Meds licensed in N Ireland for species/condition? -Meds licensed in UK/N Ireland for another species/condition? -Meds licensed in UK/N Ireland for human use or licensed for same species/condition in another country? -Extemporaneous preparation
What Rules Must Vets Follow When Selecting Non-Licensed Medication For Food Producing Animals? -Medication must be authorised for a food producing animal -Vets must advise 7 day withdrawal period for milk and 28 day withdrawal period for meat
What Does Legislation Say About Medication For Horses? -Grey area = Considered food producing animal + companion animal -Must keep a passport stating whether they will be entering food chain
What Does The VMD Say About Imported Medications? -Import certificate needed -Treatment certificate needed -Only for individual use
What Guidelines Surround Medication For Small Mammals? -Does not require marketing authorisation (not including antibiotics or anaesthetics) -Restricted to topical or oral use -AVM-GSL category
What Guidelines Surround Homeopathic Remedies? -Cannot make medicinal claims -Must be of a safe dilution -AVM-GSL category
What Are The Five Schedules Of Controlled Drugs And Some Examples? Schedule 1 = Ecstasy, heroin Schedule 2 = Morphine, ketamine Schedule 3 = Barbiturates, buprenorphine Schedule 4 = Diazepam, anabolic steroids Schedule 5 = Codeine, paracetamol
How Should Adverse Reactions To Medication Be Reported (SARSS Scheme)? To the VMD.
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