The ICH Q8 guideline ensures a systematic approach to pharmaceutical development by defining globally recognized Quality by Design (QbD) principles to enhance product quality throughout all stages of development.
This course provides a comprehensive overview of Quality by Design (QbD), emphasizing its science-and-risk-based methodology with a patient-centric focus specifically tailored to enhance manufacturing processes. Participants will gain a thorough understanding of QbD terminology, key steps, and the advantages it offers. Additionally, it covers regulatory and industry guidelines, offering valuable insights into linking QbD with the Process Validation lifecycle, including references to influential resources such as the ISPE PQLI Guides.
Course Modules/Learning Objectives
Foundations of ICH Q8 and Quality by Design (QbD)
Core Concepts and Terminology QTPP and CQAs
Understanding CPPs and CMAs
Main DoE Example - Dissolution Response Surface
Analysis Risk Assessment using FMECA
Control Strategy
Process Validation
Continuous Improvement
Interactive Course includes:
Immersive Videos
Engaging graphics
Reference materials and links to regulatory information
Assessments to measure your comprehension
The ability to start and stop at any time, beginning where you left off
CEUs are provided once you achieve an 80% passing grade and complete the evaluation.
The course is self-paced. On average, the time required for completion ranges from 1 to 3 hours.
Gain the knowledge and competitive edge you need to succeed in the pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical engineering industries and join more than 18,000 pharma professionals from around the world by becoming an ISPE Member.
Benefits include:
Online access to select ISPE Good Practice Guides that will help you learn how to practically implement best practices and principles
Member-only discounts on Guidance Documents, Conferences, and Training
Pharmaceutical Engineering® magazine
Communities of Practice access to pharma professionals in specific topics from around the world