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2-Day Seminar: Crs#00.628-041
Two Days; Meets 9am-4pm; Thursday/Friday, June 12, 13
Held on Lowell Campus; Tuition: $725; CEUs: 1.4
Overview
This basic course introduces participants to regulatory requirements for
computer systems in the pharmaceutical industry by presenting a logical
and effective structure for achieving the validation of computerized
systems. It will
lay out the basic validation methodology from the
Validation Master Plan, requirements documentation and testing protocols
(IQ, OQ and PQ), and will cover validation methodology which is a
vehicle for documenting the fit for intended use. It will also meet
current regulations by building upon existing industry good practice in
an efficient and effective manner. Participants are given an overview of
the computer systems compliance life cycle and they will learn the FDA’s
approach on Risk management and how to logically and pragmatically apply
the FDA’s new line of thinking with industry practice. Participants of
this course will walk away with a good understanding of the validation
life cycle and how to implement testing for computer systems. The
participants will also leave with an understanding of the risk based
approach and how it can be applied to their current jobs.
Content Introduction:
- FDA
- Code of Federal Regulations (21 CFR part 11, 210, 211 and 820)
- FDA warning letters
Computer Validation life cycle and documentation:
- Draft guidance documents
- Planning (Validation and Quality plan)
- Leveraging methodologies
- Requirements (User, Functional and Design requirements)
- Testing documents (Installation Qualification, Operational
Qualification and Performance Qualification)
- Summary Reports
Commonalities in Risk Base philosophies:
- ICH Q9
- FMEA
- FTA
- HAZOP
- HACCP
Risk based workshop:
- Using real world examples
Instructor
Kosal Keo is a Department Manager for an IT
Validation/Compliance group and he has over 10 years of industry
experience working for some of the pharmaceutical industry’s largest
firms. He has done private consulting in the area of computer systems
validation, quality systems control, and risk assessment.
For more information or to register, please contact Karen von
Sneidern at (978) 934-2473 or email
Karen_vonsneidern@uml.edu
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