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Part 11 Update 2009
John Murray - Part 11 Update 2009
John Murray, FDA's Computer Validation expert gives an update on the current staus and outlook for Part 11. He also gives adivce on what to do until the new revision will be released.
Paul Motise - An author of 21 CFR Part 11
Motise answers the question what vendors should do to help users of equipment to comply with regulations, e.g., Part11
FDA 21st Century GMP Initiative helps to optimize resources
Douglas Ellsworth, Director of the FDA's New Jersey District Office
Explains why the risk assessment as part of the cGMP initiative is so important to optimize resources for the FDA and for the industry
FDA's Dispute Resolution Program
David Horowitz, Director of CDER's Office of Compliance
Gives FDA's perspective for a more formal dispute resolution process.
GMP training records don't need to comply with Part 11
At the FDA's CDER Life Video Conference on the New Scope of Part 11 FDA officials have been asked for examples where part 11 does not apply. The question has been answered by Scott MacIntire, Director of the Division of Compliance Information and Quality Assurance of ORA and Joseph Famulare, Director of the Division of Manufacturing and Product Quality, CDER Office of Compliance.
Other examples where part 11 does not apply
John F. Murray, Jr., Software and Part 11 Compliance Expert, Office of Compliance, CDRH
Murray gives more examples where part does not apply. Examples that have been mentioned are 'Records maintained in medical device' and 'Hospital information systems (patient records).
Warning Letters Will Speak Louder
makes a clear statement that FDA warning letters will speak louder than ever now. Mr. Horowitz explained why and about the consequences for the industry.
What does it mean 'to narrow the scope of Part 11'?
Joseph Famulare, Deputy Director, Div. of Manufacturing & Product Quality Office of Compliance
explains the steps to decide whether part 11 control should be implemented. Recommendations are the same as presented in may conference talks.
The picture at the right has been used many times to explain FDA's new approach for Part 11. In the video clip Mr. Famulare goes through each step. Key points are:
The record is required by a predicate rule
The record is used for a regulated activity
The record has medium on high impact on product quality
Murray said as clear as possible: "According to the old interpretation the mere existence of electronic data in or around a product or plant was considered to be an electronic record of the rule." Mr. Murray talked about how this is changing.
Definition of a record with FDA's new scope of Part11
Murray said as clear as possible: "According to the old interpretation the mere existence of electronic data in or around a product or plant was considered to be an electronic record of the rule.". Mr. Murray talked about how this is changing.
FDA names examples for facilities that are at high risks
Douglas Ellsworth, Director of the FDA's New Jersey District Office,
Ellsworth gives three examples
Facilities defined as 'low risk' will still be inspected
Ellsworth made it clear that fact that a company does not fall in one of FDA's 'high risk' facility does not mean that the company is out of the hook. He also explained what type of inspections these facilities should expect
GMP initiative not a deregulation
Horowitz makes a clear statement that FDA's GMP initiative is not an initiative for deregulation. The main purpose is to put FDA's resources towards high risk facilities and systems, in other words to optimize FDA's limited resources.
FDA's GMP initiative not only for GMP's
Ajaz S. Hussain, PhD, Deputy Director, Office of Pharmaceutical Science, CDER
Both make statements about the scope of FDA's GMP initiative. The initiative covers all part of a quality system..