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Compliance for Biopharmaceutical API Process Validation
Course
Description: Firms manufacturing biotechnology-derived pharmaceuticals face special
requirements in the validation of their processes and rigorous
scrutiny from Regulatory Agencies that are well aware of the
extent to which the process defines the product in this field.
This course reviews and interprets the specific regulatory
requirements, provides examples of the required documentation, and
discusses current industry trends and regulatory hot topics.
One
of the recent FDA initiatives is to incorporate quality by
design during product development. A rational approach
is presented to include consideration for Process Validation in
all aspects of development including describing the Quality
Assurance role, what must be accomplished as early as the process
development lab bench, compliance considerations for raw
materials, how process tolerances and uncertainties affect
critical parameter ranges, analytical laboratory issues, scale up
issues, and considerations in technology transfer. Special
emphasis is given to parameter selection and evaluation, such as
determining criticality, how to set valid ranges and when to use
worst case studies. A hands-on exercise is used to reinforce
the concepts using example process data and validation reports.
In addition to demonstrating that the process itself is under
control, several key additional process characterization studies
are required for biopharmaceuticals. Critical elements for
these studies are discussed including genetic stability, DNA
and host-cell protein removal, clearance of process additives,
viral clearance/inactivation, process pool hold times, buffer hold
times, chromatography cleaning, storage and reuse, and membrane
cleaning and reuse. The types of support systems required, such as data collection and
retrieval, are also presented. Course Topics include (Complete Detailed
Outline):
Learning
Objectives:
This
course is designed to provide a basic overview of issues and
compliance requirements specific to validating a biopharmaceutical
manufacturing process. Attendees will learn critical
elements for review and/or inclusion in Process Validation
documentation including protocols and reports.
Who
Should Attend: Personnel
in Development, Manufacturing, Validation, QA, and QC involved in
process validation and process control should attend. Course
assumes the attendee has a basic understanding of the GMP
regulations. NOTE: This course is also offered as a two hour overview. The same material is covered, but with fewer details and no class exercises.
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