This course concentrates on the practical applications of GMPs and FDA compliance requirements, from the batch record review process to final batch disposition. It begins with practical instructions and techniques for conducting a technical batch record review and identifying batch related discrepancies. The course then shifts to the follow-up investigation of common discrepancies noted from batch production and testing, the decision making process for the final disposition of the batch (i.e., release, reject or rework.)
The course lecture provides the attendees with technical knowledge and understanding of the compliance requirements, and "how-to" instructions for batch record review and follow-up investigations. This is achieved by focusing on the interpretation of the GMPs and FDA requirements, using FDA references, industry practices, FDA-483 citations and "real-life" experiences. The knowledge acquired from the lecture is, then, applied to class workshops to enhance the practical skills for conducting batch record reviews, identifying significant discrepancies, conducting the necessary follow-up investigations, and making the appropriate decision for batch disposition.
All topics and workshops in this course include examples for sterile and non-sterile products.