Industry
- Complementary medicine regulation basics
- Standards, guidelines & publications
- Forms for complementary medicine sponsors
- Complementary medicines reforms
- Regulatory decisions & notices
Complementary medicine regulation basics
- An overview of the regulation of complementary medicines in Australia
In Australia, complementary medicines can either be listed or registered on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods depending on ingredients and claims made for the medicines - Listed complementary medicines
An overview of the regulation of listed complementary medicines, including how to list a medicine on the ARTG - Listed complementary medicine compliance reviews
The TGA undertakes random and targeted compliance reviews of listed complementary medicines - Registered complementary medicines
An overview of the regulation of registered complementary medicines, including how to register a complementary medicine and a list of the current registered complementary medicines - Regulatory affairs consultants
Regulatory affairs consultants offer services, including advice and assistance, in relation to regulatory requirements - Nanotechnology and therapeutic products
When used in therapeutics, nanotechnologies have been defined as the application of nanotechnologies (or nanomedicine) for the purpose of making a medical diagnosis or treating disease
Web page last updated: Thursday, 13 September 2012
URL: http://www.tga.gov.au/industry/cm-basics.htm