TGA’s new powers will help reduce the impact of medicine shortages on patients
24 Mar 2023
This includes medicines that have been discontinued, suspended or cancelled from the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods (ARTG) but can still assist patients who don’t have other treatment options.
Previously, we could only grant temporary approval for import and supply of a substituted overseas medicine if the Australian medicine was currently included in the ARTG.
In addition, updates have been made to improve the accuracy of the information published on the TGA Medicine Shortage Reports Database. The changes clarify requirements around updating and resolving shortages.
These changes to the Therapeutic Goods Act 1989 will help reduce the impacts that medicine shortages have on Australian patients.
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