Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) are regulations for manufacturing drugs and medical devices to ensure quality and minimize risks. GMP describes methods, facilities, and controls for manufacturing. Following GMP helps reduce rejects and recalls, satisfy customers, protect company reputation, minimize contamination, eliminate errors, and produce consistent quality products. GMP covers requirements for facilities, warehousing, production, quality control, personnel, materials, equipment, quality assurance, packaging, distribution, and dealing with recalls and complaints.
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1. Submitted to : Mrs. Suchitra Mam
Submitted by : Himanshu (1216/18)
6th Sem.
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2. Good Manufacturing Practice is a set of
regulations , codes and guidelines for the
manufacture of drug substances and drug
products , medical devices and foods.
Good Manufacturing Practices are regulations
that describe the methods, equipment,
facilities, and controls.
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3. Reduce rejects, recalls.
Satisfied customers.
Company image and reputation
To minimize contamination
To eliminate error
To produce product of consistent quality
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5. 1. General requirements:
Location and surroundings
Building and premises
Water system
2. Warehousing area
3. Production area
4. Quality control area
5. Personnel
6. Raw materials
7. Equipments
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6. 8. Quality Assurance:
To understand key issues in quality
assurance/quality control.
To develop actions to resolve current
problems.
9. Quality Control System
10. Packaging Records
11. Distribution Records
12. Product Recalls
13. Complaints and Adverse Reactions
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7. Area requirements Basic installation Ancillary Area
1. External preparations 30 sq. m 10 sq. m
2. Oral liquid
preparations
30 sq. m 10 sq. m
3. Tablets 80 sq. m 20 sq. m
4. Powders 30 sq. m -
5. Capsules 25 sq. m 10 sq. m
6. Surgical dressings 30 sq. m -
7. Ophthalmic
preparations
25 sq. m 10 sq. m
8. Pessaries &
suppositories
20 sq. m -
9. Repacking of drug &
pceutical chemicals
30 sq. m
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8. 1. Organization :
Lack of commitment
Lack of resources
2. Layout and Construction :
No quarantine area
Cracked floor
3. Equipment :
No calibration
Rusty
No performance check before use
4. Laboratory Testing :
Poor reference standard keeping
Poor data recording
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9. 5. Documentation and Recording :
No sign. and No countercheck
No written procedures
No document review
6. Labelling :
Status not defined clearly
Poor labelling control
7. Validation :
Insufficient validation
Insufficient raw data
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