PHARMACEUTICAL MANUFACTURING (LECTURE) wk1

Manufacturing pharmacy or Industrial Pharmacy

a discipline which includes manufacturing, development, marketing and distribution of drug products including quality assurance of these activities .

manufacturing; development; marketing; distribution; quality assurance

Manufacturing Pharmacy or Industrial Pharmacy - a discipline which includes __________, __________, __________, and __________ of drug products including __________ of these activities.

Manufacturing Pharmacy or Industrial Pharmacy

a branch of pharmacy which presents the fundamental principles of the preparation of pharmaceutical products on large scale

preparation; large

Manufacturing Pharmacy or Industrial Pharmacy - a branch of pharmacy which presents the fundamental principles of the __________ of pharmaceutical products on __________ scale.

-Organization

-Business Organization

Elements of an Organization

Organization

a mechanism for determining and assigning duties to individuals so that they can work together effectively

Business organization

combination of people, money and machines so coordinated that they can fulfill an economic objective

division; delegation; negligence; interrelationship; harmonious

In an organization, there must be __________ of responsibility, __________ of authority to avoid __________ of duty, and determination of __________ must be clearly defined to promote __________ teamwork.

Level I - Board of Trustees or Board of Directors

Level II - President general management or administrative

Level III - Vice president, general Managers and Department Managers

3 Basic Levels of Top Management

Board of Trustees or Board of Directors

Level I

President general management or administrative

Level II

Vice president, general Managers and Department Managers

Level III

-Functional

-Divisionalized

Forms of Organizational Structure

Functional structure

CEO and Managers with Project coordination

Divisionalized Structure

CEO with Divisions

1. Introductory stage

2. Growth stage

3. Maturity stage

4. Decline stage

Pharmaceutical Product Life Cycle

Introductory stage

period of very low sales during the first few months

Growth stage

period of increasing sales & profit

Maturity stage

slowing down of product's sales volume reaching a plateau or remaining at constant volumes

Decline stage

continuous drops in sales of most product formats and brands at a low level for many years