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Are you looking for a way to train yourself or your colleagues efficiently?

With this e-learning course you will get familiar with the topic of Good Distribution Practice (GDP) within a few hours!

The key objective is familiarizing with the principles of the GDP regulations.

With many day-to-day examples you will get an easy access to expert knowledge: Your personal experience will be interactively linked to GDP specific aspects. This knowledge transfer makes it easy for trainees to remember subject matters. 

Demanding exercises improve the learning process of the concentrated knowledge. The content gives concrete instructions for your work.

Important aspects are the GDP regulations, qualification and validation, documentation, recording, responsibilities and behaviour at deviations.

In Part A "Basic GDP Requirements" you will get in touch with the basic requirements of transport and storage of pharmaceuticals.

In Part B “New Focus of the GDP Guidelines” you will get to know the focal points of the new EU-GDP guidelines.

After the completion of both parts, you will be familiar with all essential GDP regulations.

Your advantages:

  • Fast familiarization with the topic of GDP within approx. 2 hours (corresponds to one day of external training),
  • time- and place-independent training,
  • printable personal certificate,
  • training content can be used for 12 months,
  • automatic updates in the case of legal changes,
  • content and terminology comply with the obligation to provide evidence in accordance with Article 7(4) of Directive 2003/94/EC.

The performance is checked directly: 

  • You'll get a personal certificate after passing the final test.

What you need to use our portals: Technical requirements

Learning Components

  • Chapter 1: Introduction 
  • Chapter 2: What is GDP good for? 
  • Chapter 3: Compliance, Monitoring and Responsibility 
  • Chapter 4: Critical steps in the logistics supply chain 
  • Chapter 5: Qualification and Validation 
  • Chapter 6: Procedures and Protocols 
  • Chapter 7: Key Points at a Glance and Final Test
  • Chapter 1: Introduction
  • Chapter 2: Why are GDP requirements getting stricter?
  • Chapter 3: Quality management made tangible
  • Chapter 4: Responsible Persons and management responsibility
  • Chapter 5: Authorisation and certification
  • Chapter 6: Particular risks in the logistics chain
  • Chapter 7: Key Points at a Glance and Final Test

Further Details

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Easy online access without any installation on your computer. The course is displayed in the browser via FIT² Coach. 

Support for SCORM: You can also integrate the learning units directly into your company's own Learning Management System (LMS) (SCORM 2004 4th Edition/3rd Edition/2nd Edition, SCORM 1.2).

Target Group

  • Decision makers in the field of:
    • Storage and transport at pharmaceutical manufacturers,
    • Suppliers and service providers, above all the dispatchers and QM representatives of logistics companies who cooperate with the pharmaceutical industry.
  • Career changers switching to the GDP sector.
  • People who want to bring themselves up to date on the current status of the EU-GDP-Guideline.

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