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QUALITY ASSURANCE
INTRODUCTION
QUALITY MANAGEMENT
GOOD MANUFACTURING PRACTICES
GOOD TRADE AND DISTRIBUTION PACTICES
GOOD PHARMACY PACTICE
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INTRODUCTION
* Requirements
Need or expectation that is stated, generally
implied or obligatory
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Introduction
What is Quality?
QUALITY
Effective, Efficient > Productive
Effectiveness, Efficiency > Productivity
Effectiveness
Productivity =
Efficiency
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Introduction
What is Management?
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Introduction
What is Quality Management?
Quality Management
- Management with regard to quality.
- Coordinated activities to direct and control
an organization with regard to quality.
Coverage
- Quality Management System (QMS)
- Quality Assurance (QA)
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Introduction
Why Quality Management System?
To enhance customer satisfaction.
To provide confidence in fulfilling customer
requirements.
Customer requirements are changing
Competitive pressure
Advances in technology
To provide the framework for continual improvement
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Introduction
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Introduction
What is Quality Management?
Quality Management
- Management with regard to quality.
- Coordinated activities to direct and control
an organization with regard to quality.
Coverage
- Quality Management System (QMS)
- Quality Assurance (QA)
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Quality Management
What is Quality Management System?
System (ISO 9000:2005)
Set of interrelated and interacting elements.
Quality Management System (QMS)
System with regard to Quality Management
System (QMS)
Coverage
Requirement of customer and other interested parties ,
quality policy, quality objectives, processes,
resources, and organization structure.
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Process Based QMS ISO 9000: 2005
CONTINUAL IMPROVEMENT
OF THE QMS
CUSTOMER
Management (and other
Responsibility interested
parties)
Measurement,
Resource SATISFACTION
CUSTOMER Analysis,
Management
(and other Improvement
interested
Product
parties) Realization
INPUT OUTPUT
REQUIREMENTS PROCESSES PRODUCT
5M
Value-adding activities
Information flow WR10
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Quality Assurance
What is Quality Assurance?
Part of Quality Management focused on providing
confidence that quality requirements will be fulfilled
(ISO 9000:2005)
The totality of systematic actions necessary to ensure
adequate confidence that the quality requirements
will be fulfilled.
Principles
• To build quality into the product.
• Do what was written and write what is done
• Make quality people before making quality product
• The next process is our customer
• The 5 NOs : Don’t make, deliver, accept, keep or use
Note: QAproduct.
defect is a system approach on preventing defects
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Quality Assurance
Part of Quality Management focused on providing confidence
that quality requirements will be fulfilled. (ISO 9000:2005)
The activity of providing the evidence needed to establish
confidence, among all concerned, that the quality function is
being effectively performed . (J.M. Juran, 1988)
A wide ranging concept covering all matters that individually
or collectively influence the quality of product. (WHO, 2007)
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Quality Management
How to Apply Quality Management?
Practice The Principles of Quality Management
Practice Management Functions (POAC or PDCA)
- Clear goal statement (SMART)
Plan - Activities for goal achievement
- Resources related to activities
DCA - Do what was written and write what is done.
- IPC ( In Process Control)
- Take action for any discrepancies.
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ICH Q10 PQS
Pharmaceutical Technology Commercial Product
Development Transfer Manufacturing Discontinuation
Investigational Product
GMP
Management Responsibilities
Process Performance & Product Quality Monitoring System
PQS CA/PA System, Change Management System,
Elements Management Review
Knowledge Management
Enablers* ty
Quality Risk Management
Thank You
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