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Title: Learning from GMP Inspections.


1
Learning from GMP Inspections.
  • Richard Bateman
  • QA Specialist Pharmacist
  • East and South East England Specialist Pharmacy
    Services

2
Overview
3
Common Deficiencies
  • What do you think the most common deficiencies
    are?
  • Are there new / emerging topics at inspections?
  • Can / should we share information to increase
    learning?
  • What are the barriers to addressing deficiencies
    effectively and in a timely manner?

4
MHRA Inspection Data
  • No specific category for repacking /
    overlabelling
  • Need to focus on specific areas and some not so
    relevant included to give big picture

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Quality Management
  • CAPA we may have systems but do we really do
    both parts?
  • Can we show this?
  • RM should be proactive not reactive
  • Statements on exception reports?
  • Recalls MHRA, Regional System, Company Alerts
    and communications.

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Personnel
  • Training Records do we really show competency?
  • Checking evidence, logs and statistics?
  • It is a simple process until it goes wrong!

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Premises and Equipment
  • NHS Problem
  • We know this so do MHRA!

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Production
  • Completion and accuracy of batch documentation
    signatures, timeliness of completion, accuracy re
    suppliers
  • Segregation and line clearances records,
    checking?, how thorough?
  • Products and leaflets packing line,
    photocopier, storage areas
  • Dont forget storage areas as well

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Quality Control
  • Starting Materials approval, specification,
    contract changes, out of stocks and substitutions
  • Release procedures sampling, testing

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Materials Management
  • Starting materials see QC
  • Technical Agreements customers, contracting for
    services
  • Contingency Arrangements
  • Warehousing and distribution GDP issues

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Validation
  • Labelling systems access, validation, checking
    systems
  • Barcoding?
  • VMP
  • Cleaning
  • Equipment?

20
Regulatory Compliance
21
Related GDP Deficiencies
  • General Storage temperature control and
    monitoring
  • Mapping, records, deviation handling, SOPs,
    returns
  • Cold storage and transport temperature control
    and monitoring
  • As above, in transit if applicable receipt and
    dispatch. NB returns?
  • Systems for returns and recalls
  • In house and MHRA / company led. Communication
    within host organisation? Testing of SOP?

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Related GDP Deficiencies
  • Counterfeiting Issues and controls
  • NHS contracting process gives good protection
  • Supplier bona fides
  • Destruction of packaging
  • SOP
  • Would staff receiving know what to look out for
    training and records

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Questions revisited
  • What do you think the most common deficiencies
    are?
  • Are there new / emerging topics at inspections?
  • How can we improve the way we share information
    to increase learning?
  • How can we overcome the barriers to addressing
    deficiencies effectively and in a timely manner?
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