Description

This webinar will focus on the critical quality control standards required by current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP) and current Good Laboratory Practices (cGLP). Both sets of guidelines are essential for ensuring the integrity, consistency, and safety of pharmaceutical products and laboratory procedures. cGMP outlines the regulatory standards for the manufacturing, processing, and packaging of drugs, while cGLP governs the practices within non-clinical laboratory studies. Attendees will gain an understanding of how these guidelines establish the framework for compliance, quality assurance, and maintaining product safety across the lifecycle of development and manufacturing.

Learning Objectives:-

• Understand cGMP & cGLP fundamentals.
• Learn key regulatory compliance requirements.
• Explore risk mitigation strategies for product safety.
• Discover best practices for implementing quality control standards.
• Stay updated on industry trends and regulatory changes.

Areas Covered:-

• Overview of cGMP and cGLP guidelines.
• Key differences between cGMP and cGLP.
• Regulatory requirements for quality control in manufacturing and laboratory settings.
• Risk management and compliance strategies.
• Best practices for ensuring product quality and safety.
• Common challenges in implementing cGMP and cGLP.
• Updates on recent trends and changes in regulatory standards.

Why Should You Attend?

This webinar is a valuable opportunity for professionals involved in pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and laboratory operations to deepen their understanding of the essential quality control standards dictated by cGMP and cGLP guidelines. By attending, participants will learn how to ensure compliance, enhance product safety, and improve operational efficiency.

Whether you’re responsible for production, quality assurance, or regulatory affairs, this session will provide actionable insights to help you meet regulatory requirements and uphold the highest quality standards in your processes.

Who will Benefit?

• Pharmaceutical and biotechnology professionals.
• Quality control and assurance teams.
• Laboratory personnel in non-clinical research.
• Manufacturing managers and supervisors.
• Regulatory affairs specialists.
• Compliance officers and auditors.
• Professionals in the food and beverage industry.
• Cosmetic and personal care product manufacturers.