Speakers
Dr Christopher Burgess, Chairman of the ECA Quality Control Group
Klaus Eichmüller, Wolnzach c/o Regional Council Darmstadt, GMP Inspectorate, Germany
Dr Bob McDowall, Member of the ECA IT Compliance Interest Group
Roland Miksche, Shire, Vienna, Austria
Margarita Sabater, Member of the ECA Quality Control Group
Philip Vaering, Team Leader in Process and Technical Support, ALK-Abelló A/S, Denmark
Objectives
The objectives of this ECA educational course are to provide:
- An understanding of the scope of data governance within a pharmaceutical quality system
- The roles and responsibilities of senior management for data governance
- Roles and responsibilities of data owners and data stewards in ensuring data integrity of specific systems and processes
- Ensuring the correct culture for data integrity
Background
Data integrity is the hottest regulatory topic today in GMP as a result of inspectors finding poor data management practices and data falsification. As a result, guidance documents have been issued by MHRA and WHO with other guidance due from EMA and PIC/S. In these documents, there is the phrase “Data Governance” used. The same definition of the term is used by MHRA and WHO:
The sum total of arrangements to ensure that data, irrespective of the format in which it is generated, is recorded, processed, retained and used to ensure a complete, consistent and accurate record throughout the data lifecycle.
As guidance, the “sum total of arrangements” is not very illuminating or informative. In fact, the definition of data governance from the draft WHO guidance starts with the phrase “Management leadership …” which is much more informative and focussed.
This course is designed to help GMP organisations understand the term and implications of data governance. Data governance and data integrity is not just about correct numbers, it is much more than that and involves management leadership, influencing others, change of culture, effective training and personal honesty.
Target Group
- Managers and staff from Manufacturing, QC/QA and Analytical Development Laboratories of pharmaceutical companies
- Contract Research Organisation and Contract Manufacturing Organisation manufacturing, laboratory and QA personnel
- Auditors (internal and external) responsible for performing self-inspections or external audits and needing to understand and assess data integrity
Programme
Setting the Scene: Introduction to the Course and Scope of Data Governance
- Data Integrity Model with focus on Data Governance
- Definitions of Data Governance
- Scope of Data Governance in ensuring Data Integrity: Who is involved?
- GMP Regulations – EU
- ICH Q10
- Data integrity guidance documents - EMA, WHO, and others
- Scope and content
- Authorship and Approval
- Who is involved – in the whole organisation
- What do they have to do?
- Work on specific sections of the policy in groups
- Role of Senior Management
- Interdependencies of function
- How to implement the change process
- What do they have to do?
- Roles and responsibilities
- Identifying and training the individuals
- Laboratory
- Production
- Quality Assurance Systems
- What is required?
- Behaviours: no blame culture & whistleblower line
- Defining expectations: expected and prohibited actions with consequences
- Delivering change
- Learning from outside the pharmaceutical industry
- Linking the data integrity policy and local procedures for processes and systems
- Assessing and measuring understanding
- Data Life cycle for manual and automated processes
- What data integrity controls are required throughout the life cycle?
- Security and confidentiality considerations
- Global GAP Analysis and Data Integrity Control Strategies
- Identifying data integrity GAPs in a global organisation
- Ensuring focus on the most critical systems and issues (risk based approach)
- Driving global data integrity projects
- Data Integrity control strategies
- Laboratory
- Production
- Quality Assurance Systems
This course is part of the GMP Certification Programme "ECA Certified Data Integrity Manager" Learn more
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