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Good Documentation Practices and Data Integrity

Course ID: BTC-3600D6
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An overview of Good Documentation Practices, including the differences between documents and records, the typical ISO 9001 document hierarchy, and each document level. Participants will become familiar with record-keeping requirements including the electronic signature and other regulations in 21 CFR Part 11. Additionally, the appropriateness and qualification of Excel spreadsheets for record-keeping will be reviewed along with how general good practices incorporate FDA compliance requirements outlined in the Guidance to Industry document Data Integrity and Compliance with CGMP.

Course Objectives

Define and distinguish pharmaceutical documents and records.

Detail the regulatory requirements, functional purpose, and typical industrial uses of each document type.

Review 21 CFR 11 requirements and resultant impacts on electronic signatures and record keeping.

Recognize emerging regulatory expectations for data handling and data integrity assurance.

Outline of instruction

1. GMP documents

2. GMP records

3. Document control

4. Good documentation practices

5. 21 CFR Part 211

6. Electronic records

7. Qualifying Excel spreadsheets

8. Data integrity

9. Medicines & healthcare products regulatory agency

CEUs

0.8

Industry Standard, State or National Certification

Certification

None

Website

None

Certification Learning Outcomes/Requirements

CE or CU Articulation

Prerequisites

Non

Text and Supplies Needed

Instructor provided suppliers

Clinical Site/Special Facilities

None

Requirements for Successful Completion

attendance

Accreditation/Special Approval Requirements

N/A

Intended Audience

Pharmaceutical Production Associates, Production Managers, Quality Managers, Management, any employee who writes, edits, or compiles documents used in manufacturing FDA regulated products.

Specific Industry or Business Support Needs

Bioprocess Cell Technicians, Pharmaceutical Production Associates, Production Managers, Quality Managers, Management, any employee who writes, edits, or compiles documents used in manufacturing FDA regulated products.