Embedding GAMP Compliance into Digital Health Software - The Case of SpiraPlan
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In this presentation, Dr. Sriram Rajagopalan of Inflectra covers the fundamentals of integrating GAMP compliance into digital health software. The presentation covers the Risk-Based Approach to Compliance for GxP Computerized Systems.
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Pre-Clinical Trials
Clinical Trials
Drug Approval
Post-Approval Assessment
1. Each stage is loaded with uncertainty
2. Experimentation still needs a measurable objective
3. There are cost considerations in every stage
4. Management has criteria for entry and exit
5. Different people engage at different phases
6. There are legal and regulatory implications
Stages of Drug Development
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> 2020
CSA Coming Soon
to any Software Near You
1991 -
2000
GAMP - 1, 2, and 3
21 CFR 820, 11 (D1)
CDER, CDRH, and CBER (CSV Use)
ISO 14971
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1970
ISO
HACCP
2001 - 2010
21 CFR Part 11 (D2)
GAMP 4 and 5
1970 -
1990
ISPE
ISO 9001
ICH
Projected Timeline for Standards
One pattern you will continue to see increasingly prominent is the focus of “Risk Management”
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Project/Product Management Life Cycle
Idea initiated
Project selection Skill Assessment
Progressive Planning
Health Check
Training & Closure
Launch
Operational Excellence
Monitor & Control
Continuous
Improvement
Project & Team Kick off
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Summary
• Framework
• Applies to Life Sciences
• CSA focus extends to any industry
• Centered around Risk Management
GAMP
• Customizable Workflows
• Electronic Signatures
• Lifecycle approach to Quality
• Integrated Risk Management
SpiraPlan
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Q & A
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Sriram Rajagopalan
Notes de l'éditeur
1946 – ISO 1950 – HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Care Point)
1989 – ISPE (HACCP and ISPE (International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineers) get associated)
1987 – ISO 9001 (Focus on Quality Management)
1990 – ICH (International Council for Harmonisation created technical requirements for Human Use)
1995 – GAMP 1 1996 - GAMP 2
1996 – 21 CFR Part 820 (Quality System Regulation for Inspection, Measurement, Testing, Verification, and Validation)
1997 – 21 CFR Part 11 (Electronic Signature) 1st D (Computer System Validation)
1998 – GAMP 3
1999 – CSV used in CDER, CDRH, and CBER
2000 – ISO 14971 & 21 CFR Part 11 2nd D
2001 – GAMP 4 2008 – GAMP 5
Coming Soon --- Computer System Assurance (More consider for risks)
Center for Drug Evaluation and Research’s (CDER)
Center for Devices and Radiological Health’s (CDRH)
Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research’s (CBER)
GAMP 4 applied to configurable and non-configurable firmware; GAMP 5 treats firmware as part of the categories 3, 4, or 5 as applicable.
*For validating the software used in creating software or processes, only default configuration is often considered.
Installation Qualification comprises all activities during the installation of the instrument. IQ checks whether the environment where it is installed is suitable if the instrument is in accordance with the desired specifications and if the installation procedures have been complied with.
Operational Qualification involves collecting documentary evidence showing that the installed instrument’s performance in the chosen environment will be according to the criteria specified in operational specifications.
Performance Qualification requires measuring if the instrument is performing its intended purpose against the activities documented in the PQ stage, which consists of maintenance, change control, and calibration.