This episode provides a detailed overview of Singapore's mandatory Good Distribution Practice for Medical Devices (GDPMDS) certification. We explore the governing standard, SS 620:2016, and explain why it is an essential requirement enforced by the Health Sciences Authority (HSA) for any company seeking to import or wholesale medical devices in this key Asian market. Learn about the core components of the standard, from quality management systems to traceability and storage, to ensure your supply chain is compliant.

- What is GDPMDS and why is it mandatory for market access in Singapore?

- How does the SS 620:2016 standard impact medical device importers and wholesalers?

- What are the key pillars of a compliant Quality Management System under GDPMDS?

- Why is traceability a critical component of Singapore's distribution requirements?

- What role does the Health Sciences Authority (HSA) play in enforcing these regulations?

- Are there specific requirements for storage, stock rotation, and handling recalls?

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