Sue Mann, Sue Mann Consultancy
Human Error can not be completely avoided. We are finding that as processes become more and more improved and better controlled, often, Human Error becomes more visible. But it seems that the pharmaceutical industry still struggles to recognise and correctly addressing types of human error and regulators see human error only as a last resort. Chapter 1 of the EU-GMP Guidelines (1.4, xiv) state “where human error is suspected or identified as the cause, this should be justified, having taken care to ensure that process, procedural or system-based errors or problems have not been overlooked…”. Problems appearing as human error should always be explored further. Human Error is rarely the root cause of a non-conformance. But sometimes it is – and sometimes it’s a symptom of another underlying problem.
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In this Webinar we will discuss
- What is behind “Human Error”?
- The link to human behaviours
- Human Error rates – how many is too many?
- Tips for reducing human errors