When it comes to tracking medication, transparency and accuracy are neck and neck in importance. Your pharmacy needs to be able to account for every ownership change during that drug product’s journey. With confidence.
ACCURATE TRACKING REQUIRES BETTER FLEXIBILITY.
It’s official. The days of relying on Electronic Data Interchange, or EDI, for tracking medication are drawing to a close. The GS1 Electronic Product Code Information Services (EPCIS) standard ensures drug product data will have a better, more flexible means of identification. One that’s able to meet complex serialization needs.
MAKE WAY FOR YOUR NEW 13-DIGIT UNIQUE IDENTIFIER!
A Global Location Number (or GLN) is based on — and assigned to — your organization’s precise location, and soon, every trading partner will need one. Inmar’s own DSCSA industry expert Dwight de Vera, VP, Healthcare Intelligence, is demystifying the GLN in his latest video, where he covers:
- What makes up a GLN
- How it works
- Steps to get one
- Why it’s necessary
Watch now to learn more about what’s next in your pharmacy’s serialization journey.
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Disclaimer: This content was developed prior to FDA’s establishing a one-year stabilization period to give trading partners additional time to meet the DSCSA 2023 requirements. Per the FDA “This period is not intended to provide, and should not be viewed as providing, a justification for delaying efforts to comply with the DSCSA”