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Analytical Methods Validation for FDA Compliance

 
  July 02, 2007  
     
 
The Center for Professional Advancement, Millbrae, CA
September 10-12, 2007


Who Should Attend:
This course is intended for individuals who have the responsibility for establishing the integrity of analytical methods for active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) or finished pharmaceutical dosage forms. This course will benefit individuals in:

R&D
Quality Control
Quality Assurance
Technical Operations

Regulatory affairs personnel responsible for the review of such data will also benefit from this course.


Description:
One of the most critical factors in developing and marketing pharmaceutical drug substances and drug products today is ensuring that the analytical methods used for analysis can generate valid data upon which business and regulatory decisions can be made. FDA, ICH and USP have each recognized the importance of this to the drug development process and have separately expanded method validation requirements in recent years. However, with only limited guidance, industry has been left to interpret how to adequately comply with the regulations.

Whether involved in method development, method validation, method optimization or method transfer, this course will provide a broad understanding and “hands-on” knowledge of the method validation process and the difficulties encountered in validating methods to comply with today’s upgraded FDA CDER requirements. Lectures will include not only theoretical basis and practical applications, but actual validation examples of HPLC, GC, UV/Vis, AA, and titration methods for small organic molecules. Some of the more common mathematical and statistical treatments of validation data will also be discussed. Because of the tremendous effort that can be expended in conducting validation studies, efficiency of experimental design and documentation will be stressed throughout the discussions.

Although the general principles in this course may be applied to methods for testing biological molecules and medical devices, the focus of this course is on the validation of methods for the analysis of small molecules.

 
 
Organized by: The Center for Professional Advancement
Invited Speakers: Please click here for speaker information.
 
Deadline for Abstracts: not applicable
 
Registration: Please click here for registration information.
E-mail: info@cfpa.com
 
   
 
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