Today, computerized systems play a crucial role in the production and business processes of organizations across the biopharmaceutical industry. They are an integral part of laboratories, research and development, pharmaceutical and biotech production, medical device manufacturing, clinical trials, and other related fields. Healthcare authorities which inspect the biopharmaceutical products require the manufacturers to demonstrate a quality system that defines a...
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Today, computerized systems play a crucial role in the production and business processes of organizations across the biopharmaceutical industry. They are an integral part of laboratories, research and development, pharmaceutical and biotech production, medical device manufacturing, clinical trials, and other related fields.
Healthcare authorities which inspect the biopharmaceutical products require the manufacturers to demonstrate a quality system that defines a comprehensive and homogenous perception for the computerized systems. These systems must ensure their consistency, traceability, defined validation processes and full compliance with the regulatory requirements.
Quality Assurance of computerized systems in a regulated environment involves several key components such as:
– defining policies and work procedures
-implementing processes based on the software development life cycle
-Managing change control.
Additionally, it requires a structured validation process, guided by thorough risk assessment, to ensure compliance and system reliability.
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