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B. Validation and Qualification (14)
Introduction to Pharmaceutical Validation
FREE RECORDED INTRODUCTION Introduces the lifecycle approach to validation and the relationship between qualification, process validation, cleaning validation, analytical validation and computerized systems.
Validation Master Plan Development
Guides participants through the structure and preparation of a site Validation Master Plan.
Equipment Qualification: DQ, IQ, OQ and PQ
Provides a practical lifecycle for demonstrating that equipment is fit for intended use.
Process Validation
Explains process design, process qualification and continued process verification.
Cleaning Validation
Covers the design and execution of a scientifically justified cleaning-validation program.
HVAC and Cleanroom Qualification
Explains the qualification of pharmaceutical HVAC systems and cleanrooms against approved design and user requirements.
Water System Qualification
Covers qualification of pharmaceutical water generation, storage and distribution systems.
Computerized System Validation
Provides a risk-based approach for validating computerized systems used in regulated operations.
Compressed Air and Utility Qualification
Explains how to assess and qualify compressed air and other critical process utilities.
Sterilization Process Validation
Addresses validation of moist heat, dry heat and other sterilization processes.
Aseptic Process Simulation and Media Fill
Explains how to design, execute and evaluate media-fill studies that simulate routine and worst-case aseptic operations.
Warehouse Temperature Mapping
Provides a practical methodology for mapping storage areas under representative seasonal and operational conditions.
Cold Room and Refrigerator Qualification
Covers qualification of cold rooms, refrigerators and freezers used for temperature-sensitive products.
Analytical Method Validation
Explains validation characteristics for analytical procedures, including specificity, accuracy, precision, linearity, range, detection and quantitation limits, robustness and system suitability.
C. Pharmaceutical Engineering (7)
Pharmaceutical Facility Design Fundamentals
FREE RECORDED INTRODUCTION Introduces the main principles of designing pharmaceutical facilities that support product protection, personnel safety and GMP compliance.
GMP\-Compliant Factory Layout Design
Focuses on translating manufacturing processes into a compliant and efficient factory layout.
Pharmaceutical Cleanroom Design
Explains cleanroom classification, room zoning, pressure cascades, finishes, doors, pass boxes, personnel flow, material transfer and contamination-control considerations.
HVAC Design for Pharmaceutical Facilities
Provides an in-depth approach to HVAC design for pharmaceutical production and laboratories.
Pharmaceutical Water\-System Design
Covers the design of pharmaceutical water generation, storage and distribution systems according to intended quality and use.
Equipment Selection and User Requirement Specification Preparation
Guides teams in selecting pharmaceutical equipment based on process, capacity, quality, cleaning, containment and lifecycle needs.
Design Qualification for Pharmaceutical Projects
Explains how to document that a proposed design meets user requirements and GMP expectations before procurement or construction.
D. Pharmaceutical Manufacturing (9)
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Fundamentals
FREE RECORDED INTRODUCTION Provides an overview of the pharmaceutical manufacturing environment, dosage forms, departments, batch flow, key equipment, in-process controls and the relationship between production and quality functions.
Tablet Manufacturing Technology
Covers material properties, dispensing, granulation, blending, compression, coating and in-process testing for tablets.
Capsule Manufacturing Technology
Explains hard-capsule formulation, powder flow, blending, filling, weight control, capsule-shell considerations, polishing and defect investigation.
Oral Liquid Manufacturing
Covers solution, suspension and syrup manufacturing, including water quality, mixing, order of addition, pH, preservatives, viscosity, filtration, bulk holding and filling.
Semi\-Solid Manufacturing: Creams, Ointments and Gels
Explains formulation and manufacturing of creams, ointments and gels, including phase preparation, heating and cooling, emulsification, homogenization, deaeration, transfer and filling.
Sterile Product Manufacturing
Provides a comprehensive view of sterile-product operations from component preparation through sterilization, aseptic filling and final inspection.
Aseptic Manufacturing Practices
Focuses on behaviours and controls required to protect exposed sterile product.
Manufacturing Troubleshooting
Develops a structured approach for investigating manufacturing variability, process interruptions and product defects.
Scale\-Up and Technology Transfer
Covers the transfer of product and process knowledge from development or another site into routine manufacturing.
E. Laboratory and Quality Control (14)
Good Laboratory Practice Fundamentals
FREE RECORDED INTRODUCTION Introduces laboratory organization, responsibilities, documentation, sample control, equipment, reagents, standards, methods, data review and safe working practices.
Out\-of\-Specification and Out\-of\-Trend Investigation
Provides a scientifically sound approach for investigating unexpected laboratory results without testing into compliance.
Sampling of Pharmaceutical Materials and Products
Covers representative sampling of raw materials, packaging components, in-process materials and finished products.
Raw\-Material Testing
Explains testing and disposition of active ingredients, excipients and other incoming materials.
Finished\-Product Testing
Covers the laboratory controls used to confirm finished products meet approved specifications before release.
Stability Studies and Stability\-Chamber Management
Explains stability-study design, storage conditions, pull schedules, testing, trend review and reporting for product lifecycle decisions.
Laboratory Data Integrity
Applies data-integrity principles specifically to laboratory workflows and instruments.
HPLC Fundamentals and Troubleshooting
Introduces HPLC system components, chromatographic principles, method parameters, system suitability and good operating practices.
Dissolution Testing
Covers dissolution theory, apparatus, media, sink conditions, deaeration, sampling, filtration, calculations and system suitability.
Pharmaceutical Microbiology
Provides an applied foundation in microorganisms relevant to pharmaceutical products and environments.
Microbiological Method Validation
Explains validation and suitability testing for microbiological methods.
Sterility Testing
Covers sterility-test principles, methods, controls, facilities, aseptic technique, media, incubation, observation and interpretation.
Bacterial Endotoxin Testing
Explains endotoxin risk, test principles and common gel-clot, turbidimetric and chromogenic approaches.
Laboratory Instrument Qualification and Calibration
Provides a lifecycle approach to selecting, qualifying, calibrating, maintaining and reviewing laboratory instruments.
F. Regulatory and Clinical Development (7)
Fundamentals of Pharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs
FREE RECORDED INTRODUCTION Introduces the role of regulatory affairs across product development, registration, approval and lifecycle management.
CTD Dossier Preparation
Provides a structured approach to compiling a Common Technical Document dossier.
Regulatory Strategy for Generic Medicines
Explores how to develop a practical regulatory strategy for generic products.
Regulatory Requirements for Medical Devices
Introduces device classification, essential safety and performance requirements, quality-system expectations, technical documentation, labelling, conformity evidence, registration and post-market responsibilities.
Regulatory Requirements for Food Supplements
Covers the regulatory principles affecting food supplements, including product categorization, permitted ingredients, claims, specifications, safety evidence, labelling, manufacturing documentation and registration.
Bioequivalence Study Fundamentals
Introduces the scientific and operational basis of bioavailability and bioequivalence studies for generic medicines.
Pharmacovigilance and Drug Safety
Provides an overview of post-marketing safety activities, adverse-event reporting, case processing, causality, signal detection, periodic reporting and risk management.
G. Warehousing, GSDP and Cold Chain (8)
Fundamentals of Good Storage and Distribution Practices
FREE RECORDED INTRODUCTION Introduces the principles used to preserve pharmaceutical quality throughout storage and distribution.
Warehouse Layout and Zoning
Explains how to design and organize a pharmaceutical warehouse for controlled, efficient and traceable operations.
Inventory Management for Pharmaceutical Products
Covers inventory accuracy, FEFO, batch and expiry control, stock status, reconciliation, cycle counting, safety stock, shortage prevention, slow-moving stock and traceability.
Pharmaceutical Cold\-Chain Management
Provides an end-to-end approach to managing temperature-sensitive pharmaceutical products.
Temperature\-Controlled Transportation
Explains how to plan, qualify and control transportation for products requiring defined temperature conditions.
Cold\-Chain Risk Assessment
Applies quality-risk-management tools to cold-chain lanes, facilities, equipment, packaging and operational processes.
Handling Returned and Recalled Products
Covers the controlled receipt, segregation, evaluation and disposition of returned products and the planning and execution of recalls.
Warehouse Pest\-Control Management
Explains the components of an effective pest-management program for pharmaceutical storage areas.
GMP and Pharmaceutical Quality (13)
Introduction to Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP)
FREE RECORDED INTRODUCTION A concise orientation to the purpose of GMP, the main regulatory expectations and the responsibilities of personnel working in pharmaceutical operations.
Advanced GMP for Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
An applied program that connects GMP principles with daily operational decisions, risk-based controls and inspection expectations.
Good Documentation Practices
Covers the creation, review, correction, approval, retention and control of GMP records.
Data Integrity in Pharmaceutical Operations
Explains data-integrity principles across paper, hybrid and electronic systems.
Deviation, CAPA and Root\-Cause Analysis
Provides a structured method for documenting deviations, investigating events, identifying true root causes and developing effective corrective and preventive actions.
Quality Risk Management
Introduces systematic approaches for identifying, analysing, controlling, communicating and reviewing quality risks.
Internal GMP Auditing and Preparation for GMP Inspections
Develops the skills required to plan, conduct, document and follow up internal GMP audits while preparing an organization for regulatory inspection.
GMP Requirements for Non\-Sterile Products
Focuses on GMP controls for non-sterile dosage forms, including material flow, dispensing, line clearance, in-process controls, cleaning, cross-contamination prevention and batch documentation.
GMP Requirements for Sterile Manufacturing
Provides an integrated overview of sterile-manufacturing controls, contamination-control strategy, cleanroom behaviour, environmental monitoring, sterilization, aseptic processing and barrier technologies.
Pharmaceutical Quality Management Systems
Explains how the elements of a pharmaceutical quality system work together to assure product quality throughout the lifecycle.
Change Control Management
Covers the controlled evaluation and implementation of changes affecting facilities, systems, equipment, materials, methods, documents and processes.
Management Review and Quality Metrics
Shows how leadership can use quality metrics and structured management review to identify trends, allocate resources and drive improvement.
Pharmaceutical Product Quality Review
Explains the preparation and evaluation of periodic product quality reviews.