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Additionally, this can be caused by “poor handling, repackaging, and nonadherence to good manufacturing practices [GMP] during dispensing and packaging have resulted in the microbiological contamination of non-sterile pharmaceuticalproducts.” Ahmed et al. One case of drug contamination from 2021 was highlighted in the paper.
This also occupies a large resource, given the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) requirement for double plate checking using a second ‘independent’ person. Tony Cundell: Perhaps the second greatest challenge is the ongoing transition from products based on small molecules to large molecules to cellular therapies.
To give examples, such a work package focuses on the identification of regulations (ICH Q2 R2, 3 Q8-Q14, 4-10 FDA PAT guidance, 11 EMA Annex 15 12 ), some of which may be mainly guidance documents with recommendations and flexibility when it comes to PAT. Q13 Continuous Manufacturing of Drug Substances and Drug Products. Lezotre PL.
The Biosimilar Landscape: An Overview of Regulatory Approvals by the EMA and FDA. Pharmaceutics. ICH Q8(R2) Pharmaceutical Development – Scientific Guideline. ICH Guideline Q12 On Technical And Regulatory Considerations For PharmaceuticalProduct Lifecycle Management. EMA/CHMP/ICH/353369/2013.
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