Drug Injury Relief Act Article 3

The terms used in this Act are defined as follows:I. Drug injury: Death, disability, or severe illness caused by an adverse drug reaction.II. Legal drug: A drug that has obtained a drug license issued by the competent authority, or that has received special approval pursuant to Paragraph 1 of Article 27-3 or Subparagraph 2 of Paragraph 1 of Article 48-2 of the Pharmaceutical Affairs Act, and is manufactured, imported, or sold in accordance with the law.III. Proper use: The use of a drug in accordance with the instructions provided by medical professionals or the labeling of the drug.IV. Adverse reaction: A harmful effect associated with the use of a specific drug.V. Disability: A condition meeting the disability categories and severity classifications defined under the People with Disabilities Rights Protection Act, excluding conditions caused by psychological factors.VI. Severe Illness: An illness announced by the competent authority with reference to the scope of the Major Illness and Injury under the National Health Insurance system and the serious adverse reactions listed in the Regulations for Reporting Serious Adverse Reactions of Medicaments.