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Glossary Term
Good Distribution Practice (GDP)
Definition
Good Distribution Practice (GDP) refers to a set of quality standards for the proper storage, transportation, and handling of medical devices, pharmaceuticals, and other healthcare products. GDP ensures that products maintain their quality and integrity throughout the supply chain, from manufacturers to end-users, including healthcare providers and patients.
Relevance to the MedTech Industry
GDP ensures that medical devices are distributed in compliance with quality standards and regulatory requirements, safeguarding product safety and efficacy. By maintaining controlled conditions during storage and transportation, GDP minimizes risks such as contamination, damage, or loss of device functionality.
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