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Ensuring that the cold chain is kept cold is vital for patient safety. If temperature sensitive materials, such as vaccines and other biologics, are not kept cold throughout the supply chain, there can be devastating consequences for the patients. Therefore it is vital that manufacturers as well as logistics and distribution suppliers work together to ensure the quality of the validation and monitoring processes. Setting up a cold chain for a new product during clinical trials, or for a market in a new climate zone, is challenging. There are new regulations to take into account, as well as a broad range of new technology and service providers to evaluate. Visiongain is now providing you with an arena where colleagues from different areas of the cold supply chain will share their knowledge and experience in validation, monitoring, tracking systems, communication systems, and in case of any problems, risk management systems.

In the interest of finding ways to ensure patient safety by a safe and efficient cold chain, Visiongain is dedicating its second cold chain conference to:

• Cold chain planning and set up
• A global perspective on transport of temperature sensitive materials
• Validation and monitoring throughout the cold chain