This live and interactive training webinar will focus on the basic issues involved in setting limits for active ingredients in cleaning validation protocols. This is often called the Maximum Allowable Carryover (MAC or MACO) calculation. Setting appropriate acceptance residue limits is a critical elements of an overall cleaning validation program. Limits are established for patient safety and product quality, but may also be set based on production efficiency. Variations on how it is presented or expressed by different companies will be presented. Specific situations in which a safety factor other than 0.001 might be used will be explored. Handling of unique situations like adult/child doses and doses based on body weight (or skin surface area) will be covered. The proper use of “default values” will be explained, as well as alternatives to use for default values. Approaches for highly hazardous actives will be covered. The regulatory basis for these approaches will be discussed.
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This live training webinar is applicable to drug product manufacturers and API manufacturers, including biopharmaceutical manufacturers. The following individuals or disciplines involved in process equipment cleaning validation will benefit from attending this live webinar:
Dr. Rizwan Sharnez is a biotech, pharmaceutical and medical device consultant and founder of BioSeparations Inc. and Validation Solutions. He has over 30 years of technical and leadership experience in the development, validation, monitoring and life-cycle management of biopharmaceutical processes. His work experience spans several companies, including Merck, Bristol-Myers Squibb and Amgen, where he served as Sc. Director until 2017. Dr. Sharnez has consulted with over 50 clients including Alexion Pharmaceuticals, Amgen, Agilent Technologies, AGC Biologics, The Gates Foundation, Genentech,...