Online Webinar 2019 - 60 Minutes Live Webinar GxP/GMP and its Consequences for Documentation and IT Systems

Session Highlights
GxP/GMP and Documentation
Purpose of Document Control
Controlled Documents – Types, Identification
Role of QA in Document Control
Document Control Procedures
GxP/GMP Requirements for IT systems in regulated industries
Overview
Documentation is a critical tool for ensuring GxP/GMP compliance.
In the regulated environment which must be GxP/GMP compliant, document control is the cornerstone of the quality system. It is so important that if an external audit identifies deficiencies in the document control system, the entire organization can be shut down.
There are also GMP requirements for information technology. For a drug to be produced in a GxP/GMP compliant manner, some specific information technology practices must be followed. Computer systems involved in the development, manufacture, and sale of regulated product must meet certain requirements.
Change control within quality management systems (QMS) and information technology (IT) systems is a formal process used to ensure that changes to a product or system are introduced in a controlled and coordinated manner. In the regulated industries, manufactures are required to use a change control procedure.
In this webinar, the connection between GxP/GMP and document control will be discussed. Details of document control procedures and the role of Quality Assurance in the documentation systems are described. GMP requirements for information technology and how computer systems including documentation management systems must meet GxP/GMP requirements will be reviewed. There is also a review of change control procedure and how it should be used in GxP/GMP environment.
Documentation is the key to GMP compliance and ensures traceability of all development, manufacturing, and testing activities. Documentation provides the route for auditors to assess the overall quality of operations within a company and the final product.
Auditors pay particular attention to documentation to make sure that it complies with GMP and GDP. Therefore, in order for an organization to meet GxP/GMP requirements, it must have a document control system in place.
Learn how to manage and control documents in compliance with GxP/GMP requirements and be able to pass quality audit. Lean how to manage IT systems in compliance with GxP/GMP requirements.
In order to maintain documentation in GxP/GMP compliant manner, information governance procedures should be developed and implemented.
In the regulated industries, manufactures are required to use a change control procedure. Learn about change control procedure for documentation and IT systems.
Who Will Benefit
Quality Assurance
Documentation Managers
Records Managers
Document Control
Compliance
Medical Affairs
IT
key learning objectives
In the regulated environment which must be GxP/GMP compliant, document control is the cornerstone of the quality system. It is so important that if an external audit identifies deficiencies in the document control system, the entire organization can be shut down.
Documentation is the key to GMP compliance and ensures traceability of all development, manufacturing, and testing activities. Documentation provides the route for auditors to assess the overall quality of operations within a company and the final product.
Auditors pay particular attention to documentation to make sure that it complies with GMP and GDP. Therefore, in order for an organization to meet GxP/GMP requirements, it must have a document control system in place.
Learn how to manage and control documents in compliance with GxP/GMP requirements and be able to pass quality audit. Lean how to manage IT systems in compliance with GxP/GMP requirements.
Instructor Profile
Galaxy Consulting Founder and President Eleonora Babayants is a documentation management professional and hands-on consultant with over 25 years of experience in documentation and records management, document control, regulatory compliance, internal and external auditing, electronic document management systems, information governance, and change management.
Eleonora’s past work includes development and implementation regulatory compliance processes and procedures, leading implementation and administration of document control systems in full compliance with regulatory requirements, enabling enterprise search, improving systems information architecture, creating and implementing users training programs.
She led electronic document management systems selection and deployment, administered and supported these systems, web information portals, knowledge base applications, recommended and implemented re-structuring of the content and the information architecture of these systems. She worked very closely with IT to do feasibility assessment and to capture users’ requirements. She wrote technical documents and created documents templates.