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Assurance de qualité et management pharmaceutique [ WFARI2102 ]


7.0 crédits ECTS  65.0 h   2q 

Teacher(s) Poupaert Jacques ; Serbest Nevin ; SOMEBODY ; Scouvart Jean (coordinator) ; Marcelis Xavier ;
Language French
Place
of the course
Bruxelles Woluwe
Prerequisites

The student will have learned some fundamentals supporting the activities of the pharmaceutical industry and how it is regulated by imposed requirements.

Main themes

Quality and Quality Assurance requirements are defined for each and every level they appear in pharmaceutical industry, i.e. for rooms and environment classification, equipment and machines, products (intermediate raw materials and finished products), documentation (including procedures, methods, processes descriptions, raw data) and working staff (organisation, responsibilities, job description). There are many situational and practical examples available to illustrate the content.

Aims

·         Define fundamentals of Quality, total Quality Management, Good Manufacturing Practices

·         Introduce the student to the goals and concept behind Quality Assurance and Quality Control in the pharmaceutical industry.

·         Define the scope of Quality Assurance and establish the « compliance » criteria according to the regulatory requirements.

·         Introduce the notions of "Process Analytical Technology" (PAT) and "Risk Management" in the frame of the FDA initiative called "Pharmaceutical CGMP's for the 21st Century".

Evaluation methods

The examination will be orally conducted within the course module

Teaching methods

The learning will be provided through slides (PowerPoint) and practical exercises. A copy of those documents will be delivered to the student.

Content

Part A

Introduction to Quality systems in general terms and their specific application into the pharmaceutical field.

Quality Assurance - Quality Control definitions.

Quality Assurance organisation.

Quality Assurance philosophy.

Quality Assurance pillars with their implication to different levels.

-personnel

-material

-equipment

-processes

-documentation

Installations and equipment qualification.

Internal ' External audit preparation.

Suitable behaviour during an audit.

Part B

Process validation.

Presentation of the "Process Analytical Technology" (PAT) concept and of the "Risk Management" approach with practical examples

Other information

The learning will be provided through slides (PowerPoint) and pratical exercices. A copy of those documents wil be delivered to the student.

Cycle et année
d'étude
> Advanced Master in Industrial Pharmacy
Faculty or entity
in charge
> FARM


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