Web seminar - How to Investigate Deviations and Failures Effectively
Cost Effective and Convenient - in your office or conference room
How to Investigate Deviations
and Failures Effectively
Conducted by Gamal Amer, Ph.D.
President - Premier Compliance Services, Inc.
January 15, 2010
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Investigation of failure and deviation in the pharmaceutical industry is a regulatory requirement. Recording the deviations and investigating their cause is but one step to meet the regulatory requirements. Correcting the issue based on risk assessment and understanding of the science as well as ensuring that the corrective actions are implemented within the appropriate time frame is another step.
Follow-up of the actions to ensure they are completed, effective and the fact that no new issues have been introduced is what completes the activities. A summary report must be developed, reviewed, and approved by the quality unit. Process monitoring, Quarterly Review of all deviation reports as well as Annual Product Reviews (APR) are the tools necessary to ensure that negative trends do not develop and that the manufacturing process remains under control.
By participating in this presentation you will learn:
- What the applicable regulatory requirements are
- What constitutes a deviation/discrepancy/failure
- What are the various types of deviation you may encounter
- How to conduct an investigation
- How to use risk assessment as a tool to define the appropriate corrective and preventive actions
- How to prepare a deviation summary report
- Why product reviews are critical
In this unique web seminar format conducted on the telephone, lasting just one hour, you will be able to follow along with a handout presentation file, ask questions, and interact with Dr. Amer. An outline of this seminar and Dr. Amer's qualifications can be found below. The handout presentation file will be sent to you via email the day before the seminar.
How to Investigate Deviations and Failures Effectively
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Part I - Understanding deviations, how to address them, and what to do about them
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Part II - Questions and Answers
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Instructor
Gamal Amer, Ph.D.
Gamal Amer, is Principal at Premier Compliance Services, Inc.; Management Consultants for compliance and manufacturing operations performance in the life sciences industry. He holds a Ph. D. in Chemical Engineering and has over two decades experience in the Pharmaceutical and related industries. He has held positions of increased responsibility with leading pharmaceutical, consumer product and engineering consulting firms over the years. His experience includes comprehensive process design in bulk pharmaceutical manufacturing, biotechnology manufacturing, pharmaceutical solid dosage manufacturing and containment of potent and radioactive therapeutics. He is also experienced with facility development for therapeutic products operations.
Dr. Amer is a recognized expert in GMP compliance and validation. He has consulted for many of the leading pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device manufacturers. He has lectured extensively in the US, Europe, Asia and the Middle East, taught many courses, and authored many papers which were published in peer reviewed publication. He is a member of ISPE, PDA, ACS and AIChE.
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