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Supplementary Training Modules on Good Manufacturing Practice

Validation Part 4: QC-related validation. Supplementary Training Modules on Good Manufacturing Practice. Validation. Introduction Why is analytical monitoring necessary? What is the purpose of analytical validation?. Validation. Objectives To introduce the concepts of :

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Supplementary Training Modules on Good Manufacturing Practice

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  1. Validation Part 4:QC-related validation Supplementary Training Modules on Good Manufacturing Practice

  2. Validation Introduction • Why is analytical monitoring necessary? • What is the purpose of analytical validation?

  3. Validation Objectives To introduce the concepts of : • Protocol development • Instrument qualification • Analytical procedure • Extent of validation • Method transfer • Chemical and physical, biological, and microbiological test validation

  4. Validation Validation of analytical procedures requires: • Qualified and calibrated instruments • Documented methods • Reliable reference standards • Qualified analysts • Sample integrity

  5. Validation Validation protocol for analytical method • Statement of purpose and scope • Responsibilities • Documented test method • List of materials and equipment • Procedure for the experiments for each parameter • Statistical analysis • Acceptance criteria for each performance parameter

  6. Validation Qualification of the instrument • Make, model and maker’s manual • Modifications • Installation and operational qualification • Calibration programs • Maintenance schedules

  7. Validation Characteristics of analytical procedures (1) • Accuracy • Precision • Repeatability • Reproducibility

  8. Validation Relationship between accuracy and precision Accurate AND Precise

  9. Validation Characteristics of analytical procedures (2) • Ruggedness • Robustness • Variability caused by: • Day-to-day variations • Analyst-to-analyst • Laboratory-to-laboratory • Instrument-to-instrument • Chromatographic column-to-column • Reagent kit-to-kit • Instability of analytical reagents

  10. Validation Characteristics of analytical procedures (3) • Linearity and range • Specificity • Sensitivity • Limit of detection • Limit of quantitation

  11. Table of values (x,y) x y  # Reference material mg/ml Calculated mg/ml 1 0.0100 0.0101 2 0.0150 0.0145 3 0.0200 0.0210 4 0.0250 0.0260 5 0.0300 0.0294 6 0.0400 0.0410 Validation

  12. Validation Linearity Statistics • Intercept -0.0002 • Limit of Linearity and Range 0.005 – 0.040 mg/mL • Slope 1.0237 • Correlation coefficient • Pearson 0.9978 • Olkin and Pratt 0.9985 • Relative procedure standard deviation 3.4%

  13. Validation LOQ, LOD and SNR • Limit of Quantitation • Limit of Detection • Signal to Noise Ratio Peak BLOQ Peak ALOD noise Baseline

  14. Validation Different classes of analytical tests • Class A: To establish identity • Class B: To detect and quantitate impurities • Class C: To determine quantitatively the concentration • Class D: To assess the characteristics

  15. Characteristic A B quant. B Limit test C D Accuracy X X X* Precision X X X Robustness X X X X X Linearity and range X X X Specificity X X X X X Limit of detection X Limit of quantitation X Validation * A degree of bias may be allowed

  16. Validation Extent of validation • New methods require complete validation • Pharmacopoeial methods require partial validation (or verification) • Significant changes mean partial revalidation • equipment changes • formula changed • changed suppliers of critical reagents

  17. Validation Analytical method transfer • Method transfer protocol and procedure • precision • accuracy • ruggedness • Written and approved specific test method • Proficiency check • Formal acceptance by new laboratory

  18. Validation Chemical laboratory validation requirements (1) • Balances • Chromatography • HPLC, HPTLC, GC, TLC • Dissolution or disintegration apparatus • Karl Fischer moisture determination • Melting, softening or freezing point apparatus • Ovens, refrigerators, incubators

  19. Validation Chemical laboratory validation requirements (2) • pH meter • Polarimeter - optical rotation • Refractometer • Spectrophotometer UV/Vis, IR, FTIR, Raman, AA • Timers • Viscometer • Volumetric equipment

  20. Validation Typical validation of HPCL assay (1) • System suitability (performance check) • system precision • column efficiency • symmetry factor • capacity factor

  21. Validation Typical validation of HPLC assay (2) • Method validation • specificity • accuracy • precision • linearity • robustness

  22. Validation Biological assays • Can be difficult to "validate" • "Validity" on a case by case basis • Strictly adhere to the Biological Testing monographs in pharmacopoeias

  23. Validation Microbiological testing requiring validation • Microbial limit testing • Microbial count • Sterility testing • Preservative effectiveness testing • Environmental monitoring program • Biological testing

  24. Validation Validation of microbial test procedures (1) • Virtually impossible to completely validate test procedures for every microorganism • Neutralize /inactivate inhibitory substances, or dilute • Periodic media challenge • Media QC • Reliable methods

  25. Validation Validation of microbial test procedures (2) • Incubation temperature and time • Media may not grow all microorganisms • Variations in media may affect recovery • Inhibitory disinfectants or preservatives • Sample • procedures • handling, storage, transport

  26. Validation Microbiological viable count method validation (1) • Methods • pour plate / spread plate • membrane filtration • Most Probable Number • Sample size • Test dilution • Inoculation size

  27. Validation Microbiological viable count method validation (2) • Membrane filtration conditions • Incubation conditions • Acceptance criteria

  28. Validation Sterility testing validation requirements • Media growth promotion, sterility, pH • Product validation • Stasis testing • Environmental monitoring • Negative controls • Challenge organisms

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