Because storage, warehouse practice, transport, installation, servicing, storage duration and user training can affect a device after it leaves the manufacturer, the manufacturer should choose and contract suitably qualified distributors (with adequate facilities, information systems and staff), specify where appropriate the requirements for storage, handling, transport, installation, servicing, traceability records and disposal, and periodically check that distributors comply. Distributors should operate a basic QMS covering their activities and follow good distribution practice, which ISO 13485:2016 (with GHWP guidance for distributors and importers) can support; widespread good distribution practice helps keep falsified products out of the supply chain.
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