Industry Insights
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A Brief History Of Parenteral Process Validation — How We Got Here
6/29/2020
Process validation has been at the center of attention of regulators and parenteral industry practitioners for years — more than 40 years to be exact. This article will look at how process validation evolved to become the primary means of ensuring consistent, high-quality production of parenterals.
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EU MDR Postmarket Clinical Follow-Up Compliance: 3 Tips & 3 Pitfalls
9/13/2021
The EU MDR regulation imposes new requirements for clinical evaluation for some Class III and implantable devices, narrowing equivalence routes and placing greater emphasis on postmarket clinical follow-up (PMCF). This article provides three best practices for compliance and then offers an overview of common issues observed in notified body submissions.
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Answer These 3 Questions Before Developing Software As A Medical Device
2/22/2021
Whether your organization is interested in software adoption to build in continuous data acquisition, offer remote care capabilities, improve patient engagement, or simplify routine clinical tasks, software as a medical device (SaMD) is at the center of it. Before getting started on your SaMD project, answer these three questions.
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A Proven AAV Platform To Drive Down Program Costs And Maximize Speed
To ensure that your adeno-associated virus (AAV) therapy reaches patients as soon as possible, begin your relationship with an experienced AAV manufacturer early in the development journey.
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The Need For AI/ML In Drug Discovery, Dev, & Clinical Trials
10/25/2021
While an influx of new companies and technologies is spurring innovation in the industry, these startups are increasingly in competition for talent and capital. Although a fairly new area with respect to the use of AI, the drug design and development process is ripe for the application of machine learning and deep learning techniques.
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Taste-Masking: A Unique Solution To Improve Patient Compliance
8/10/2021
Taste plays an especially important role in pediatric medications, but it can affect adult compliance as well. No matter age, if you have poor-tasting medicine, you’re more likely not to take every dosage.
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The Missing Links For A Strong Quality Culture: Skill Definition & Assessment
5/4/2020
To build and sustain a strong quality culture, the organization must understand the critical skills needed to assure all employees can act in the patient’s best interest when making decisions on product quality and usability.
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FDA Remote "Inspections" During The Pandemic
3/24/2022
Remote inspections can be easy if the company being audited has invested in a quality management system that stores its documents, provides version control, and tracks all changes.
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7 Key Concepts In The FDA's Quality System Guidance For Pharma
3/4/2022
Here are some key concepts that the FDA deems critical for a discussion on modern quality systems and defines them within the scope of pharma manufacturing.
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Factory/Site Acceptance Testing & Commissioning Responsibilities
2/22/2022
Execution of factory acceptance testing (FAT) and site acceptance testing (SAT) is a business-critical activity when it comes to commissioning of a new system or equipment. FAT is conducted at the equipment manufacturer’s site and SAT is conducted at the final site of installation. This article shares best practices.