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Cleanroom Contamination Control Advisory Services during Covid
Posted on December 3, 2020

Interview with Frank Panofen, Life Science Marketing Manager at Particle Measuring Systems   How do we solve cleanroom contamination control issues when face-to-face discussions and in-person visits are not an option? In this interview, Dr. Frank Panofen of Particle Measuring Systems (PMS) explains how PMS advisors tackled travel restrictions and the…

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Cleanroom Process Risk Assessment per Annex 1
Posted on May 1, 2020

In the final part of our five part series of Quality Risk Management per Annex 1, we explore the benefits of a Cleanroom Process Risk Assessment and how our Contamination Control Advisers can provide you with one. Cleanroom Process Risk Assessment: Why it’s important A process risk assessment helps you…

Cleanroom sampling points
Potential Cleanroom Sampling Points per Annex 1 Draft
Posted on April 30, 2020

EU GMP Annex 1 provides guidance on choosing Cleanroom sampling points. Definition of potential Cleanroom sampling points Cleanroom Sample points include particle counters and microbial monitors. Identification of critical areas by HACCP analysis and process understanding Choose points within the critical areas according to defined criteria When performed this way,…

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Quality Risk Management in Annex 1; 6.1
Posted on April 29, 2020

The use of Quality Risk Management (QRM) principles and risk-based approaches are prominent expectations throughout the Annex 1 draft. Risk-based approaches are mentioned 43 times in the draft reinforcing the importance of using Risk Based approaches in all aspects of sterile product manufacturing. In part 2 of our five-part series,…

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