Recording Online Training: The GDP Compliance Manager
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Costs
| ECA-Member: | EUR 1790,-- | |
| Non ECA Member: | EUR 1990,-- | |
| EU/GMP Inspectorates: | EUR 995,-- | |
| APIC Member Discount: | EUR 1890,-- | |
| GDP Association Member Discount: | EUR 1790,-- |
(All prices excl. VAT)
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Speakers
Prabjeet Dulai, form. U.K. Ministry of Defence
Heike Gottschalg, Boehringer Ingelheim, Germany
Isabelle Herre, GDP Inspectorate, Germany
Dr Afshin Hosseiny, Chairman of the European GDP Association
Alfred Hunt, form. Irish Health Products Regulatory Authority (HPRA) and key member of the EMA drafting group for the revised EU-GDP Guidelines
Savvas Koulouridas, Fagron BV, Netherlands
Robert Müller, Boehringer Ingelheim, Germany
Heike Gottschalg, Boehringer Ingelheim, Germany
Isabelle Herre, GDP Inspectorate, Germany
Dr Afshin Hosseiny, Chairman of the European GDP Association
Alfred Hunt, form. Irish Health Products Regulatory Authority (HPRA) and key member of the EMA drafting group for the revised EU-GDP Guidelines
Savvas Koulouridas, Fagron BV, Netherlands
Robert Müller, Boehringer Ingelheim, Germany
Objectives
This two-day Live Online Training on provides practical guidance to bring and keep your organisation in compliance with the GDP regulations.
Background
The globalisation of the pharmaceutical supply chain has created new challenges for the manufacture and supply of medicinal products in various markets, resulting in reduced control and increased security risk to the products.
The EU-GDP Guidelines have been extensively revised to take into account the changing nature of the globalised supply chain. The new requirements have been effective since 2013. These requirements highlight the need for an effective quality management system supported by risk assessment and appropriate controls.
This two-day Live Online Training has been designed to bring you up-to-date with the current regulatory expectations and standards for Good Distribution Practice (GDP) and to provide you with tools and guidance to help you with identifying the gaps in your quality systems and planning and implementing the actions required.
The EU-GDP Guidelines have been extensively revised to take into account the changing nature of the globalised supply chain. The new requirements have been effective since 2013. These requirements highlight the need for an effective quality management system supported by risk assessment and appropriate controls.
This two-day Live Online Training has been designed to bring you up-to-date with the current regulatory expectations and standards for Good Distribution Practice (GDP) and to provide you with tools and guidance to help you with identifying the gaps in your quality systems and planning and implementing the actions required.
Target Group
GDP Compliance Managers and Responsible Persons from companies involved in the distribution and supply of medicinal products.
Programme
Welcome and Introduction
Introduction to the Course
The new GDP Guidelines: What is it all about?
- Background to development and revision of the new EU GDP Guidelines
- Well-known or new: A summary of the most important changes
- A look into the crystal ball: What is the impact on industry and other stakeholders?
Quality Management System (QMS)
- What is a QMS and why do we need it?
- What does an effective QMS look like?
- How to develop and implement an effective QMS
Operations
- Qualification of suppliers and customers
- Receipt, storage and return of medicinal products
- Deviation and Complaint Management in a wholesaler facility
- How to conduct a gap analysis, develop plans and implement the new requirements
GDP Inspection Findings and what to learn from them
- Findings and their ratings
- Examples from manufacturers, wholesalers, storage facilities and transport deviations
Case Study for a Successful Implementation Approach
- How we approached the new requirements
- Challenges and best practice
Premises & Equipment
- What is a must for medicinal products
- How to plan and implement facility improvement ensuring compliance with the current requirements
Transportation
- Key requirements for transportation of medicines
- How to develop and implement a GDP-compliant and cost effective transportation network.
Contracts in the Global Supply Chain
- International laws and systems – how they work and fit together
- Jurisdictions and conflict of law provisions
- Contract law, Technical/ Quality Agreement, Supply Agreement
- 3PL Providers: two bilateral agreements or one tripartite agreement?
- When things go wrong
Outsourced Activities
- What is an outsourced activity?
- How to set priorities to audit, approve and manage service providers
- How to develop and manage contracts and agreements
Personnel
- Competency requirements for GDP personnel
- Overview of the role and responsibilities of the Responsible Person
- Necessary documentation
- Training matrix and managing continuous training
Short Summary and Take Away Message
- Developing a take home action plan for the delegates
Recording from 06/07 October 2020.
Duration of recording: 9 h 20 min.