GMP Virtual Audits: Enhancing Compliance Through Remote Oversight
In the modern fast-paced pharmaceutical and life-sciences workplace, keeping operations efficient and at the same time ensuring compliance with the regulations has never been more important. Conventional on-site Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) audits are time-consuming, expensive and logistically difficult, particularly in situations involving international suppliers or separate production locations.
GMP Pre-Assessment: A Proactive Approach to Quality Compliance
Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) compliance in the modern world of relative pharmaceutical and life-science regulation is not only a necessity but also a central pillar in product quality, patient safety and business survival.
EDQM GUIDELINE ON REQUIREMENTS FOR REVISION/RENEWAL OF CERTIFICATES OF SUITABILITY TO THE EUROPEAN PHARMACOPOEIA MONOGRAPHS
EDQM Guideline Revision: The European Directorate for the Quality of Medicines & HealthCare (EDQM) has revised the “Guideline on requirements for revision and renewal of certificates of suitability to the European Pharmacopoeia monographs” (PA/PH/CEP (04) 02) to align it with the requirements of the applicable revised EU Legislation
What is a Common Technical Document (CTD)?
Pharmaceutical companies seeking global market approval must navigate complex regulatory requirements. To simplify submissions and harmonize standards, the International Council for Harmonisation (ICH) introduced the Common Technical Document (CTD). This format has become the backbone of regulatory filings worldwide, ensuring consistency, efficiency, and transparency in drug approval processes.
What is GMP Certification?
In the pharmaceutical industry, patient safety and product quality are non‑negotiable. To ensure medicines are consistently produced and controlled according to quality standards, companies must comply with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP). Achieving GMP Certification demonstrates that a manufacturer adheres to globally recognized guidelines, reinforcing trust among regulators, healthcare providers, and patients.