
08/20/2025
QPPV in Kenya: The Non-Negotiable Link Between Safety and Compliance”
📢 Kenya’s Pharmacy and Poisons Board (PPB) has made it clear—Marketing Authorization Holders (MAHs) must have a resident, Board-recognized Qualified Person for Pharmacovigilance (QPPV) to safeguard product safety and regulatory compliance.
🔍 Key compliance essentials:
🧾 Permanent QPPV appointment—must reside in Kenya and be accredited by PPB.
🎓 Qualifications—Bachelor’s in Pharmacy + GVP training (refresher every 2 years).
🛡 Core responsibilities include:
Maintaining the Pharmacovigilance System Master File (PSMF)
Oversight of product safety profiles and emerging safety concerns
Adverse event reporting within PPB timelines
Submission of PSURs/PBRERs, RMPs, and post-market study reports
👥 Back-up QPPV—mandatory, equally qualified, and also resident in Kenya.
📑 Outsourcing allowed—but limited to 5 companies per QPPV and with full MAH accountability.
💡 Non-compliance risks:
Critical breaches can trigger product recalls, license suspension, urgent safety restrictions, and public blacklisting.
📊 At Genedrift, we help MAHs set up compliant QPPV structures—avoiding costly sanctions and ensuring uninterrupted market presence.
📲 Secure your PV compliance—speak to our team today.
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✅ No expensive delays
✅ Only smooth, stress-free "To the Market"
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