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Typical GMP documentation in a quality control laboratory

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In other word, you need GMP documentation specially developed and used for your laboratory to guide you through everything you do in the lab. Depending on the objective of the lab, the need for GMP documentation will change for the laboratory. The significance of well-designed GMP documentations is immense.

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What are the elements of quality control process in pharmaceuticals

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The analyst should ensure that the supervisor is notified as soon as an OOS event occurs, the sample is retained, and a documented investigation is commenced. – Document control records management and archiving systems. Additional documents included each month. All written and updated by GMP experts.

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Why intelligent automation is the future for regulation

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To improve data confidence regulatory executives should take a four-step approach to change how they: Collect Data: Life sciences organisations should utilise cloud-based solutions with global access that facilitates one repository with a single source of truth and eliminates the use of local file sharing and servers.

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How to perform operational qualification – step by step

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The data entry and retrieval process, user access and security, electronic signature, audit trail, system integration, performance, printing, etc. These requirements mandate that pharmaceutical companies thoroughly document OQ protocols, testing methods, acceptance criteria, and results. 90% to 110% of the label claim).

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Advancement through adversity: how Covid-driven innovations are becoming best practices for pharmacovigilance

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AEs can be caused by using medicinal products within or outside the terms of their marketing authorisations (such as off-label therapeutic use, overdose, misuse, abuse or medication errors), as well as from occupational exposure.