PHARMACY
Process Control and Control Charts
Figure 10.2 Normal distribution. Source: PDA TR-59.5 Table 10.1 Significance of Cp Figure 10.3 Using a histogram of a CQA to produce a normal distribution curve. Source: www.moorestream.com.7 Cp=Process Capability….
Assessment
Figure 7.2 ICH Q9 approach. Source: ICH Q9.7 The risk referred to, in this case, is the risk to the patient. But this risk may come from many places. There…
the Protocol
Table 8.2 Process Model Tests in the PPQ are based on the production batch record. Normally the product will be made according to the batch record (at target), however, during…
Considerations
Testing In general, software qualification, as discussed below, requires vigorous testing along with its associated hardware. This testing needs to include the actual operation of the field instruments (valves, etc.),…
Protocol Test Ranges
Figure 8.1 Understanding set point development. Figure 8.2 Graphical approach to set point relationships. Notice in Fig. 8.1 the Normal Operation Range falls within the Proven Acceptable Range that falls…
Protocols—Installation Qualification (IQ) and Operational Qualification (OQ)
Table 5.2 OQ—Operating Parameters/Function Tests One function of these protocols is to document the original installation conditions; and a second important function is to demonstrate that the equipment is suitable…
It All Starts
Figure 4.1 Organization chart for a process validation project. Others may be involved for parts of the planning, for example, Health & Safety, Document Control, IT, etc., since almost every…