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THE IMPACT OF COLD CHAIN LOGISTICS ON HEALTHCARE

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The healthcare and pharmaceutical industry has experienced exponential growth in recent years. A large part of this can be attributed to the ageing population in many first world countries, alongside the growing wealth of developing populations. Many of these pharmaceutical products are forecasted to be biologics, commonly utilised in gene therapy. However, with these ever-increasing numbers come a greater potential for loss from negligence during transport handling. An emphasis on accurate data logging and temperature monitoring will go a long way in ensuring compliance. Certain preventative measures need to be applied for an extra layer of protection during the cold chain process. The temperature controlled logistics industry spent an estimated $13 billion in 2017 on pharmaceutical products alone. Around 30% of those products were spoiled or damaged before reaching their intended destination. When you take the grand scheme of things into consideration, this loss is excessive and should be avoided.

Complications Faced In The Healthcare Industry

Most pharmaceuticals are temperature sensitive and hence, they need to be handled with more care and alertness as compared to other products. Biologics from clinical trials and other categories of pharmaceuticals are also often susceptible to damage at the slightest change in temperature, light, or humidity. Because of how vital these products are to the well-being and quality of life of certain populations, clinical trial drugs can take years before they are approved by the relevant authorities. The transportation and storage for the related clinical trial products have to be immaculate as the slightest of deviations may lead to complications. To sustain a product’s viability and integrity, the materials used and the final product itself have to be kept at their required temperatures. It is a delicate balance to maintain as any fluctuation can lead to it being compromised. This means that these medication and vaccines can cause potentially fatal side effects when mishandled. It is vital then to incorporate systems that can adjust to the ever-changing and fluctuating difficulties of the healthcare industry.

Fixing These Issues With Temperature Controlled Logistics

Temperature controlled logistics refers to the process of maintaining temperatures at the specific range to ensure the quality, safety and efficacy of the product. A key component of temperature controlled logistics (cold chain solutions)is to ensure that temperatures are consistently monitored and managed throughout the proceedings. Proper cold chain management remains an integral aspect to the transportation and storage of pharmaceuticals. There are separate elements to this process that must be taken into account by all parties involved. For example: • The storing and handling • Equipment and materials to be used • Plans for temperature control maintenance • Handling practices and training • Management of inventory • Contingency plans

Conclusion

Challenges faced with temperature control shipment vary from region to region. There are set guidelines and regulations to ensure the safety of these life-saving pharmaceuticals. At Global Cold Chain Solutions, we adhere strictly and treat all shipments with high importance. Talk to us anytime to find out more about our services.

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