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This half day workshop will provide a practical approach to understanding and preventing contamination in medicinal products. Sterile, non-sterile and terminally sterilized products each have different challenges in relation to microbial and particulate contamination. If addressed upfront by exploring real world risks versus perceived risks, contamination can be prevented.
 

By comprehending the degree of harm contaminants can inflict upon the patient, preventive actions can be implemented at each phase of manufacturing to mitigate product contamination. Developing a holistic contamination control strategy with process knowledge is key for avoiding contamination events and dire consequences. This contamination control strategy should define risk control measures (technical and organisational) in support of quality risk management (QRM).
 

A documented contamination control strategy is not an option; it is a requirement per GMP Annex 1 revision.
 

Contamination control should commence with facility design and end with product shelf life. Contamination of a product can occur due to the environment, equipment, process and/or personnel. If not thought through utilizing a good scientific rationale and properly documented; contamination control strategies can be lost in day to day operations. This half day practical workshop will teach, through case studies, how to address risk at each step of manufacturing. It will also impart strategies on how to take appropriate measures which then can be documented in the contamination control strategy.
 

Additionally, this policy can become a living document for proactive actions instead of reactive chaos.
 

Workshop programme

8:30 Registration & Coffee

9:00 Workshop leader introduction

Ziva Abraham

Ziva Abraham, CEO, Microrite, Inc.
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9:10 Understand contamination challenges in each type of medicinal product

Ziva Abraham

Ziva Abraham, CEO, Microrite, Inc.
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  • Learn to evaluate the sources of these contaminants and how they can be prevented
  • Learn from case studies
  • Common facility design and integration flaws that can lead to contamination and data integrity

     

  • 9:50 Common errors made during qualification

    Ziva Abraham

    Ziva Abraham, CEO, Microrite, Inc.
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  • Gaps in environmental monitoring that can lead a to false sense of environmental control
  • Learn from personnel gowning related 483 observations and avoid gown choice and management issues

     

  • 10:30 Morning Coffee

    11:00 Dispel myths about cleaning and disinfection

    Ziva Abraham

    Ziva Abraham, CEO, Microrite, Inc.
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  • Understand process related risks
  • Learn how to control contamination in the laboratory and avoid unreliable data
     
  • 11:40 Guidance of drafting a contamination control strategy

    Ziva Abraham

    Ziva Abraham, CEO, Microrite, Inc.
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    Group Exercise: Workshop leader will select a product type and lead discussions on what contamination control steps should be taken in terms of facility, gowning, cleaning and testing.

    12:20 Closing remarks

    12:30 End of workshop

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