Case study demonstrates effective continued process verification in pharmaceutical manufacturing, suggesting regulatory compliance is essential.
Continued Process Verification (CPV) is the third stage of the FDA Process Validation guideline and is a critical component of modern pharmaceutical manufacturing, ensuring that processes remain in a state of control throughout the product lifecycle. However, CPV has historically been overlooked, with many companies unaware of the need for CPV program implementation as a regulatory requirement. This poster uses a case study to describe the key steps for successful CPV program implementation using a phased-approach for both legacy, approved products, as well as products entering process validation.
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