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  • GAMP RDI Good Practice Guide: Data Integrity - Manufacturing Records

    GAMP RDI Good Practice Guide: Data Integrity - Manufacturing Records

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    The ISPE GAMP® RDI Good Practice Guide: Data Integrity – Manufacturing Records provides practical and pragmatic advice on areas such as regulated records, data flows, and risk management approaches, with particular focus on process control systems, manufacturing execution systems, and the interfaces and relationship between them. Additionally, system-specific examples of topics such as segregation of duties and critical validation activities to support data integrity are discussed.
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  • Good Practice Guide: Process Validation

    Good Practice Guide: Process Validation

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    The shift in process validation from a one-time event to the product lifecycle approach expected by most global markets has led to significant changes in validation practices. The science and risk-based approach combines product development knowledge with a structured process performance and product quality monitoring system to provide for validation throughout the product lifecycle.
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  • Good Practice Guide: Technology Transfer 3rd Edition

    Good Practice Guide: Technology Transfer 3rd Edition

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    Transfer of manufacturing processes and analytical procedures between facilities or laboratories is a necessary part of pharmaceutical development and commercialization. Technology transfers take the outputs of process or method development activities and transfer the knowledge to a different location where a process or analytical procedure will be operated.
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  • Good Practice Guide: Single-Use Technology

    Good Practice Guide: Single-Use Technology

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    Single-use technology has grown in both complexity of design and criticality of application in the past twenty years, offering increased flexibility while significantly reducing the risk of contamination in manufacturing equipment. The implementation of single-use technology into a process requires a well-defined plan that minimizes surprises during the later stages of implementation.
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Holistic Control Strategies for Continuous Manufacturing

Pharmaceutical Engineering Magazine
Innovative technologies such as continuous manufacturing (CM) bring speed, efficiency, and agility to pharmaceutical manufacturing together with enhanced process robustness and assurance of product quality. During CM, material is simultaneously charged and discharged into process...
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