CLASS SUMMARY
This full day course, led by PharmEng, focuses on the requirements of the Good Laboratory Practice (GLP ) regulations imposed by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). These regulations will be compared and contrasted to international rules for GLP studies (predominantly OECD regulations).
This interactive presentation encompasses facility and equipment requirements, documentation requirements, roles and responsibilities, plus outsourcing relationships. Practical real world examples are used to emphasize key aspects of the regulations.
A certificate of attendance will be awarded.
REGISTRATION
This session is SOLD OUT and registration is now closed.
DATE | TIME | LOCATION
June 3, 2008
8:00AM - 4:00PM
MaRS Centre
101 College St.
Toronto, ON
OBJECTIVE
This course was designed to improve knowledge and understanding of the requirements of GLP regulations (FDA, OECD). You will also gain insight into assessing current GLP status as well as achieving compliance with GLP regulations in a cost effective manner.
OUTLINE
- Introduction; GLP History
- GLP Principles, Terms, Definitions
- ISO vs. GLP
- Management’s Role in Achieving Compliance
- Study Director Responsibility
- Standard Operating Procedures
- Protocols/Study Plans
- Data Quality and Integrity
- Quality Assurance Unit
- Facility Requirements
- Laboratory Operations
- Product Chemistry
- Special Applications of GLP
- Data Auditing/Report Issuance
- Archives/Record Retention
- The Regulatory Inspection Process
AGENDA
8:00 Registration
8:30 Introduction and morning session begins
10:15 15 minute break
12:00 mid-day break
1:00 afternoon session begins
2:30 15 minute break
4:00 course & instructor evaluations
ABOUT PHARMENG
PharmEng is a full-service consulting and contract manufacturing company that serves the pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device industries in North America and internationally.
Consulting services include:
- Validation
- Engineering
- Product Development
- Lab Instrumentation
- Quality Systems
- Professional Training
- Medical Devices
- Regulatory Affairs
Contract manufacturing services include pharmaceutical support, formulation development, laboratory testing, and the manufacturing of finished solid dosage and liquid products.
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
Yiu-Chung Lee (Y.C.Lee), Ph.D
Dr. Lee has more than 17 years of pharmaceutical development experience in analytical development, validation, experimental design, drug product specification & stability testing. He is an editor of the book titled “Analytical Method Validation and Instrument Performance Verification” published by Wiley.
Dr. Lee is a founder of the Calibration & Validation Group (CVG), a non-profit organization formed by more than 1,500 analytical and formulation scientists from the pharmaceutical and chemical industries, academia and government agencies across Canada.
Dr. Lee was a Manager in the Lilly Analytical Research Laboratory at Eli Lilly Canada Inc. and was a Director of Analytical Development and Patheon Inc.. His laboratories were responsible for the development of more than 40 new chemical entities (NCE) for global regulatory submissions for commercial production.
Dr. Lee founded PharmLink Inc. at York University in 2005. PharmLink offers comprehensive consulting services to its pharmaceutical clients in compliance and R&D. Recently, PharmLink has joined the PharmEng family to become PharmEng Innovations. Dr. Lee is now a Senior Director of PharmEng Innovations.
MORE INFORMATION
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events@marsdd.com 416-673-8100
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