trains pharmaceutical professionals to write and manage critical regulatory documents. An SMF outlines a manufacturing plant's layout and quality systems for inspectors, while a DMF details the confidential chemistry and safety of drug substances or packaging.
Created by Dr. YASSER MEKKY
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Join Now| # | Content |
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| 1 | • Introduction to Site Masterfile and its purpose. |
| 2 | • Scope of manufacturing activities. |
| 3 | • Quality management systems and batch release procedures. |
| 4 | • Management of suppliers and contractors. |
| 5 | • Quality risk management and product quality reviews. |
| 6 | • Personnel organization and staffing. |
| 7 | • Premises, equipment, HVAC and utilities. |
| 8 | • Documentation systems and data archiving. |
| 9 | • Production processes and material management. |
| 10 | • Quality control activities. |
| 11 | • Distribution, complaint handling, product defects, and recall procedures. |
| 12 | • Self-inspection systems. |
| 13 | • Preparation of annexes and supporting documents. |
| # | Outcomes |
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| • Understand the structure and content requirements of a site masterfile. | |
| • Be able to describe quality management policies, production and quality control activities. | |
| Apply the guideline to compile relevant annexes like manufacturing authorizations, GMP certificates, and organizational charts. | |
| Comprehend the responsibilities related to supplier management, product release, documentation, and complaint handling. |
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• Pharmaceutical manufacturers preparing or updating the Site Masterfile.
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• Quality assurance personnel.
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• Regulatory affairs professionals.
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• Senior management involved in quality management systems.
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