This week marks the four year anniversary of RxTrace. The first essay, published on July 4, 2009, said it all, “Welcome to rxTrace“. And almost four years later I found myself yelling at the California Board of Pharmacy with my most recent essay, “Hey California Board of Pharmacy: Your Time Is Running Out!“. In between there have been 177 other essays of varying topics and varying quality. Thanks for sticking with me.
Readership has grown significantly over the last 1 1/2 years. I don’t make readership numbers public because they probably aren’t as big as one might imagine, but the growth has been incredible. RxTrace readers are people who are looking for information about pharma and medical device regulations and the technology solutions necessary to meet them. I call it, “a comprehensive exploration of the intersection between the pharmaceutical (and medical devices) supply chains, track & trace technology, standards and regulatory compliance”. That about sums it up, I think.
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