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systems inspections by teams (engineers and microbiologists) validation as a requirement in the 1978 US-GMP terms protocol, qualification, and validation first used
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Systems approach
water (generation, receipt, and distribution) heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) sterilizers (operations, engineering, and configuration) terminal sterilization of product compressed air (generation and distribution) premises QC laboratories (analytical and microbiological) production and control operations involved in the manufacture of LVPs
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Supplementary guidelines on good manufacturing practices (GMP): Validation Rev.1 (2003) Draft
http://www.who.int/medicines/organization/qsm/expert_committee/Guidelines/QAS_055_Rev1_validation.doc
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Why do we validate?
Interchangeability of generic FPPs = Pharmaceutical equivalence + bioequivalence Pharmaceutical equivalence
Product and manufacturing process equivalence (prospective and concurrent validation) GMP equivalence (concurrent validation) Maintenance and continuous improvement of the validated status [concurrent and retrospective validation, Process Analytical Technology (PAT)]
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SAMPLING PROBLEM
The whole batch is released to the patient But only the sample is tested
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Sample
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OF FACILITIES AND
PURCHASING EQUIPMENT
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Engineering phase
Manufacturing Start-Up
VMP
Validation Protocols
Validation Reports
Quality Development
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Types of VMP
Construction of new premises Introduction of a group of new FPPs (individual validation protocols may suffice for single new FPPs) Major renovation or additions to existing premises First time validation of previously unvalidated processes or unit operations Automation or computerized implementations that span a number of applications
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Functions of VMP
Education of management
Project monitoring and management Project training Audit of the validation program Update of regulatory agency requirements
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Content of VMP
Title, approval (top management and members of the validation team) and table of contents Glossary of terms Introduction (policy and objectives) Scope [separate VMPs for manufacturing
processes, pharmaceutical utility systems (e.g. HVAC, water)].
Responsibilities
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Content of VMP
Production and QC premises, including controlled
environments
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IQ
OQ
PQ
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Content of VMP
Manufacturing processes List of validation protocols, including format List of relevant SOPs
Product specifications including prospective (and tentative) IPC acceptance criteria QC and IPC methods, validation, if applicable Reasonable unexpected events
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Content of VMP
Equipment cleaning Planning and scheduling (Gant chart) Preventative maintenance program Worker and environment safety Change Control/including Revalidation Training requirements Documentation requirements
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Literature
Qualification and validation, Annex 15 to the EU Guide to Good Manufacturing Practice
http://pharmacos.eudra.org/F2/eudralex/vol-4/pdfs-en/v4an15.pdf
Validation Master Plan, Installation And Operational Qualification, Non-sterile Process Validation, Cleaning Validation (PIC/S, August 2001) Model VMP for Tableting Plants (distributed among participants of the training course)
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