FDA continues to enforce Part 11 through its new Part 11 inspection and enforcement program. Just in the last 3 years, FDA issued more than 30 warning letters with Part 11 violations. Citations are related to inadequate integrity, security and availability of electronic records but also related to validation of software and computer systems. There are many questions about the program, e.g., what inspectors are looking at what are major findings. The seminar will have the answers. In addition, using industry proven case studies on how to avoid 483 inspectional observations and warning letters attendees will learn how to prepare their organization for trouble-free Part 11 related inspections.
For easy implementation, attendees will receive three SOPs
Checklist: Part 11 compliance
Case Studies: How to avoid Part 11 related 483’s and Warning Letters
SOP: Electronic Audit trail: Specifications, Implementation, Validation
Areas Covered in the Session :
FDA’s current inspection and enforcement practices
FDA’s new interpretation: learning from FDA inspection reports
Strategy for cost-effective implementation of Part 11: A six step plan
Recommended changes to existing Part 11 programs to reduce costs
Justification and documentation for the FDA and your management
Going through case studies from laboratories, offices and manufacturing with graphical workflow of records, step-by-step description, recommendations for individual Part 11 requirements with justifications and documentation for the FDA and your management.
Case studies how to avoid or respond to Part 11 related observations with corrective actions to fix current issues and preventive actions to prevent reoccurrence of the same or similar issues.
How to prepare your company for Part 11 Inspections
Who Should Attend:
A must attend webinar for professionals in Small, midsize and large Pharmaceutical companies, API manufacturers, Contract laboratories, Clinical testing laboratories, CROs, Medical device industry. The professionals who will benefit include all:
QC managers
QA managers and personnel
IT administrators
Analysts
Regulatory affairs
Training departments
Documentation department
Consultants