You’ve heard the saying, ‘Good fences make good neighbors.’ Just so, good agreements between drug and device manufacturers and their vendors make for long-lasting, profitable, mutually beneficial relationships.

But do your suppliers truly understand the meaning of GMP compliance? Adequate recordkeeping? Which of their processes will be open to inspection and audit? The definition of “qualified personnel?” They will, if — and only if — the supplier-quality agreements they sign are crafted properly.

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Crafting Supplier Quality Agreements that Work

This all-new report walks you through the steps that result in first-class supplier-quality agreements — documents that protect you and your customers from problems. You’ll discover:

• The most-often-overlooked details of supplier quality agreements
• Creating agreements that reflect reality
• Different types of agreements — strengths and weaknesses
• The tools you need to build a solid, compliant supplier quality document
• Problems others have experienced with supplier quality agreements
• FDA and EMEA expectations for supplier quality agreements
• Case study: Details that count, and why
• Special challenges of creating supplier quality agreements with overseas firms
• And much more!

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This first edition of Crafting Supplier Quality Agreements that Work is expected to sell out quickly. Future editions and updates may be priced higher. That’s why it’s a good idea to order your copy today. Crafting Supplier Quality Agreements that Work is available for $377 in print and PDF format.

Device, drug, biologics, diagnostics, contract manufacturers — all will benefit from this special report. Make sure to order a copy for everyone in your organization with responsibilities involving:

• Quality
• Compliance
• Regulatory
• Legal
• Consultants

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