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TGA transition registration deadline of 25 August 2021

Posted by ADIA on 20 August 2021
TGA transition registration deadline of 25 August 2021

With the transition registration deadline of 25 August 2021 fast approaching, the TGA has produced a short video encouraging people to register their patient-matched medical devices for transition: https://youtu.be/MMGBU1-DoBg

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TGA talks - 'Meeting Your Obligations' - FREE webinar

Posted by ADIA on 18 August 2021
TGA talks - 'Meeting Your Obligations' - FREE webinar

The Therapeutic Goods Administration will provide a FREE webinar on understanding TGA regulations next Tuesday August 24.

The webinar / workshop, 'Meeting Your Obligations', is part of the TGA's SME Assist service, which is dedicated to helping small to medium enterprises (SMEs), researchers, start-ups and those unfamiliar with therapeutic goods regulation understand their regulatory and legislative obligations.

The workshop will help navigate the regulatory maze so you can clearly understand your obligations at different stages of the regulatory process.

The SME Assist 'Meeting Your Obligations' workshop via live stream from the TGA office in Canberra, next Tuesday August 24 at 1:30pm.

Topics covered include:

  • Basics of regulation - an overview of therapeutic goods regulation, the role of TGA and sponsor responsibilities when supplying therapeutic goods in Australia.
     
  • Case studies - general principles of market authorisation, manufacturing, advertising and post-market monitoring as they relate to therapeutic goods.
     
  • Q&A with TGA staff - opportunity to ask general questions.



When: Tuesday 24 August, 2021, 1:30pm to 4:30pm

Where: online via live stream.


Click here to Register and find out more information

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Changes to the DBA fact sheet on the use and supply of teeth whitening products.

Posted by ADIA on 13 August 2021
Changes to the DBA fact sheet on the use and supply of teeth whitening products.

The Dental Board of Australia (the Board) has updated its fact sheet on using and supplying teeth whitening products for dental practitioners and this is now available on the Board's website.

The significant points of note are:

  1. Only registered dental practitioners can use and supply high concentration teeth whitening products.
  2. No current laws or regulations limit teeth whitening products to in-clinic use.

The fact sheet gives dental practitioners an overview of the laws and professional obligations that apply when they use teeth whitening products as part of their practice.

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Video now available for the August Events Forum webinar

Posted by ADIA on 12 August 2021
Video now available for the August Events Forum webinar

Thanks to our members for joining us for the August Events Forum.

It was great to receive your feedback on previous ADIA events and your suggestions on upcoming events this year and next year.

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Become a member and enjoy access to exclusive webinars, events, training and networking opportunities - including access to previous events via our extensive library of event, forum and training videos.

Discover more about becoming a member and consider registering for our next Events Forum on Wednesday 13 October.

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Vic businesses get $400m in new support

Posted by ADIA on 11 August 2021
Vic businesses get $400m in new support
The Victorian Government has announced a $400 million package, jointly funded by the Commonwealth Government, to provide automatic payments to almost 100,000 eligible businesses in Victoria, including sole traders.

Further hardship funds will be made available to eligible businesses that do not qualify for existing programs.

The new package builds on more than $950 million in support grants paid by the Victorian Government since June.

Key elements of the support package include:
  • More than 90,000 businesses will be automatically paid a Business Costs Assistance Program Round Three grant of $2,800.
  • An additional $54 million will be added to the Small Business COVID Hardship Fund announced last week.
  • Eligible businesses that do not qualify for Victorian Government support programs because they are not registered for GST will be eligible for the Commonwealth's COVID-19 Disaster Payment.

Additionally, Victorian businesses that have experienced a loss in turnover of more than 30% during the pandemic are now guaranteed to receive rent reductions through the Commercial Tenancy Relief Scheme, while separate support will be provided to landlords.

For further information on these programs and other funding streams, visit the Business Victoria website.

Updated information on the current lockdown restrictions for businesses and industry is now available on the Coronavirus website. The Authorised Provider and Authorised Worker List is also available.

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