Webinar on 2016 about Monitoring and Enforcing The Quality Agreement



Overview:

Outsourcing and contracting is continuing to increase in the pharmaceutical industry. Regulations have been in place for some time specifying requirements that ensure that appropriate controls are in place.

  • This webinar will discuss the history of the regulations with emphasis on changes particularly specific to the Good Manufacturing Practices
  • A short overview of the GMP’s quality systems will provide an overall picture of how contracting fits into the pharmaceutical Manufacturing and marketing.
  • Pharmaceutical Product Lifecycle will be discussed.
  • For each regulation, the citation specific to the topic of contracting/outsourcing will be presented in how it relates to the quality agreement.
  • The primary regulatory documents include:
    • ICH Q7A-and Part 210-211
    • ICH-Q8 -Q10
    • FDA Quality Systems Approach
    • FDA Guidance Documents
    • e.-ICH documents, such Part 210-211, and guidance documents) will be explained and how these can be included as required in the quality agreement.
    • Determining the multi-functional team to develop, implement, and maintain quality agreements

This webinar may considerable use of graphics to help explain the concepts

Why should you Attend:

  • Obviously, both quality and compliance will be improved. This will reduce the risk of compliance citations and/or “surprises and showstoppers.”
  • You will better understand the difference between suppliers and contractors and the requirements for contracting and outsourcing pharmaceutical operations activities, and the related requirements.
  • Because contract activities began in R&D and continued throughout the pharmaceutical product lifecycle, to better understand the requirements and how they change as a product reaches commercial development and is released into the marketplace.
  • For each of the regulatory requirements for contracts, the individual regulation (i.e.-ICH documents, such as ICH Q7A-Q11, Part 210-211, and guidance documents) will be explained and how these can be included as required in the quality agreement.
  • It will help you in the qualification of suppliers and contractors.
  • You will learn about the resources and legal and compliance aspects of these agreements and how you will be able to negotiate these contracts with minimal effort.
  • It will assist in the planning of new products and/or product improvements.

Who Will Benefit:

  • Senior Management-they must learn and understand what’s requirements are all about in order to manage the function
  • Supplier & Contractor Quality Personnel
  • Purchasing and Finance
  • Production
  • Shipping and Receiving

Contact Details:

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Speaker and Presenter Information

Howard Cooper has over 40 years of experience facing the challenges of managing, designing, developing, implementing, and mitigating GMP quality systems in the pharmaceutical, medical device, & food industries. He started his quality career at Anheuser-Busch as a quality management trainee which exposed him to an advanced and preventative approach toward quality. He then took this experience to the medical device industry when the medical device amendments of 1976 were being written and promulgated.

 

Relevant Government Agencies

pharmaceutical industry


Event Type
Webcast


This event has no exhibitor/sponsor opportunities


When
Wed, Aug 3, 2016, 10:00am - 11:30am PT


Cost

Recording only:  $190.00
Corporate:  $290.00
Corporate recording only:  $390.00


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NetZealous - Compliance4All


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