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Achieving and Maintaining Laboratory cGMP Compliance

This course is available exclusively as an onsite training solution. To discuss a solution that fits your organization's needs, objectives, schedule and budget, contact a PTi Client Solutions Manager at 800-303-8194 or OnSiteSolutions@pti-international.com

Agenda: Day Two

VII. Good Documentation Practices
  • Ensure the product life cycle is traceable by implementing good documentation practices in the laboratory
  • Determine what must be recorded before, during and after testing
  • Avoid typical errors (e.g., don't leave blank pages in a logbook to fill in later)
  • Manage raw data appropriately
  • Examine types of records – paper and electronic


VIII. Method Validation
  • Interpret regulations, guidances and standards for method validation
  • Identify types of analytical procedures to be validated (e.g., ID tests)
  • Examine elements of validation of analytical procedures (specificity, linearity, range, accuracy, precision, detection limit, quantitation limit, robustness, system suitability)
  • Implement best practices for method transfer
  • Determine when, why and how to revalidate methods

IX. Out-of-Specification (OOS) Investigations

  • Review the three main causes of OOS results
  • Highlight the "cardinal rules" to be followed during any OOS investigation
  • Outline the steps involved in an OOS investigation
  • Utilize an OOS investigation checklist
  • Carry out appropriate re-testing
  • Implement needed corrective actions and follow-up
Exercise: View Sample 483s for OOS Handling and Reporting
X. Validation of Laboratory Computer Systems
  • Review the purpose and objectives of computer system validation
  • Examine elements of computer system validation (system design qualification, testing/installation qualification, operational qualification, documentation, change control/maintenance)
  • Generate required documentation (e.g., validation protocol)
  • Comply with 21 CFR Part 11
XI. Prepare for FDA Inspection and Avoid Regulatory Enforcement Actions
  • Train personnel on what to do during an inspection
  • Interact appropriately with FDA inspectors
  • Identify and avoid common lab-related deviations
Exercise: Divide Into Groups and Role Play an Inspection

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This course is available exclusively as an onsite training solution. To discuss a solution that fits your organization's needs, objectives, schedule and budget, contact a PTi Client Solutions Manager at 800-303-8194 or OnSiteSolutions@pti-international.com

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