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Quality management Policy is a set of the rule that is helpful to produce quality product at manufacturing site. 1. Background
The following document provides general considerations with respect to
Quality Assurance and Quality Management Systems and an overview of
the Audit procedures in place.
2. Responsibilities.
QA, QC, QMS and audit are the responsibility of the director of the
biorepository and its management committee.
3. Quality Assurance (QA)
This term describes an integrated system of management activities
involving planning, implementation, documentation, assessment, and
improvement to ensure that a process, or item, is of the type and
quality needed for the project. The QA systems in place will be covered
in general by ¡®standard operating procedures¡¯ (SOP) and will be made up
of the following essential components:
? Title ¨C Each SOP should be given a unique name which captures
the essence of the practice described.
? Number ¨C Each SOP should be given a unique number that can
be used for easy reference. The numbering system should
include the revision number for the practice so that the most
recent version can be easily identified.
? Date ¨C The date the procedure is to be reviewed as well as the
date of the most recent version. The date format should be
based on the ddmmyyyy system where d represents day, m
represents month and y represents year.
? Protective Wear ¨C Protective equipment that should be worn by
staff when performing the procedure described.
? Equipment ¨C A list of the equipment needed to perform the
procedure.
? Supplies ¨C All materials and supplies should be recorded.
? Step-by-Step Guidance ¨C The procedure should be written in
specific detail to ensure that the procedure can be repeated in a
reproducible fashion to include the order of steps that should be
followed, the times allowed for each step (as needed) and the
temperatures at which the steps are performed.
All SOPs before implementation or after revision will be approved by the
management committee before implementation. Previous versions of all
documentation will be stored electronically, with only the current
versions available in the biorepository file.
All SOPs will be reviewed on an annual basis by the management
committee.
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Document Reference:
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4. QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (QMS)
The QMS describes the biorepository¡¯s commitment to quality and
approaches for ensuring that the requirements of the QA program are
met.
Security
? The facility is in a secure, locked area with limited access.
? Records are maintained of all access to the facility, detailing name,
date & time and reason for entry.
Training
? Personnel should be trained in all procedures and successful
completion of such training is documented with evidence of updates
as required, on a periodic basis.
Equipment. for more details you may visit https://pharmaguddu.com/
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2. Responsibilities.
QA, QC, QMS and audit are the responsibility of the director of the
biorepository and its management committee.
3. Quality Assurance (QA)
This term describes an integrated system of management activities
involving planning, implementation, documentation, assessment, and
improvement to ensure that a process, or item, is of the type and
quality needed for the project. The QA systems in place will be covered
in general by ¡®standard operating procedures¡¯ (SOP) and will be made up
of the following essential components:
? Title ¨C Each SOP should be given a unique name which captures
the essence of the practice described.
? Number ¨C Each SOP should be given a unique number that can
be used for easy reference. The numbering system should
include the revision number for the practice so that the most
recent version can be easily identified.
? Date ¨C The date the procedure is to be reviewed as well as the
date of the most recent version. The date format should be
based on the ddmmyyyy system where d represents day, m
represents month and y represents year.
? Protective Wear ¨C Protective equipment that should be worn by
staff when performing the procedure described.
? Equipment ¨C A list of the equipment needed to perform the
procedure.
? Supplies ¨C All materials and supplies should be recorded.
? Step-by-Step Guidance ¨C The procedure should be written in
specific detail to ensure that the procedure can be repeated in a
reproducible fashion to include the order of steps that should be
followed, the times allowed for each step (as needed) and the
temperatures at which the steps are performed.
All SOPs before implementation or after revision will be approved by the
management committee before implementation. Previous versions of all
documentation will be stored electronically, with only the current
versions available in the biorepository file.
All SOPs will be reviewed on an annual basis by the management
committee.
QA & QM procedures
Document Reference:
Page 3 of 3
4. QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (QMS)
The QMS describes the biorepository¡¯s commitment to quality and
approaches for ensuring that the requirements of the QA program are
met.
Security
? The facility is in a secure, locked area with limited access.
? Records are maintained of all access to the facility, detailing name,
date & time and reason for entry.
Training
? Personnel should be trained in all procedures and successful
completion of such training is documented with evidence of updates
as required, on a periodic basis.
Equipment. for more details you may visit https://pharmaguddu.com/
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2. Document control -1
(ISO 17025: 2005,4.3)
? Laboratory shall establish and maintain
procedures to control all documents of the
management system
? Internal documents; specifications,
instructions manuals etc.
? External documents; normative documents
regulations, standards etc.)
? Documents = Electronic or paper copies
3. Document control - 2
(ISO 17025: 2005,4.3)
? All documents reviewed and approved by authorised
personel
? Master list identifying current revision status and
distribution
? Documents should be available at all locations where
operations are performed
? Periodically reviewed
? Invalid or obsolete documents are promptly removed and
suitably marked if retained for knowledge preservation
purpose
? Unique identified: date and /or revision, page numbering
including total pages and issuing authorithies
4. Document control - 3
(ISO 17025: 2005 4.3)
Document changes
? Changes reviewed and approved by same function of
original review
? Where practical altered/new text is identified
? If amendment by hand is allowed define procedures and
authorities for amendments
? Procedure describing changes in electronic documents
5. Quality policy statement
(ISO 17025: 2005, 4.2)
? Written according to current version of ISO
17025
? Independent or included in Manual
? Including the management¡¯s commitment
to meet requirements and to continually
improve the QMS
? Communicated and understood by staff
? Reviewed for continous suitability
6. Quality manual
(ISO 17025: 2005 4.2)
? QMS policies related to quality (including a
quality policy statement) shall be defined in a
quality manual
? Quality manual includes or make reference to
the procedures. Outline of structure of
documentation is given.
? Roles and responsibilities of technical
management and quality manager shall be
defined
7. Quality manual contents -1
? Title
? Table of contents
? Proof of review
? Revision number, issue date
? Tracking of changes
? Information related to organization (name,adress,
activities history,size etc)
? Mention the standard on which QMS is based
? Scope of QMS
8. Quality manual contents - 2
? Quality Policy or reference
? Responsibilities (organizational chart,
description of functions
? Description of the QMS ( processes and their
interactions)
? Structure of QMS documentation
? Written procedures or references to them
? References
? Annexes
9. SOP¡¯S and Workinstructions
? Harmonized format
? Uniquely identified
? Proof of review
? Tracking of changes
? Defined structure: Name organization, title,
purpose, scope,responsabilities/authorities,
description activity (including resources needed)
? Related documents and forms
? Archiving
11. Forms
? Adequate to record data to prove
compliance with the QMS requirements
? Title, unique identification, revision index,
issue date
? Procedures / instructions should mention
the forms to be used related to the
described activity or be annexed to them
12. External documentation
? Documents of external origin, which are part of
the QMS or can have a large influence on the
system should be controlled
? Review: updates of external docs are followed
by documentated evaluation of the impact on
internal QMS documents, if necessary internal
QMS docs are updated
? Also check by update of internal docs if referred
external docs are still valid
13. Plans
? Plans apply to a specific situation
? Examples :sampling, testing, validation,
auditing training etc
? Define the purpose of the plan
? Unique identification
? Proof of approval
? For plans specific forms can be used
14. Registration of records -1
( ISO 17025:2005,4.13)
? Procedure required for identification,
maintenance, storage
? Legible and easy retrievable
? Fully traceability of test circumstances (give
information to identify factors affecting the
uncertainity and to enable the test under the
same conditions, including identity of personel
acting in the tests.
15. Registration of records- 2
(ISO 17025:2005,4.13)
? Retention time established
? Archived in suitable environment
? Held secure and in confidence
? Electronic records: back-up and protection
against unauthorized access or amendments
? Mistakes crossed out (original entry still visble)
and signed and dated
(ISO 17025:2005, 5.4.7)
? Calculations and data transfer (appropriate
checks)
16. Review of documents and approval
Review:
? By competent personel to check clarity, accuracy, adequacy of
content and structure
? By users to verify information, practical use
Approval:
? By management responsible for application of the procedure
? Controlled copies should show proof of approval
? Proof of approval should be kept
17. Distribution of QMS-documents-1
The system¡¯s documentaion shall be communicated to,
understood by, available to and implemented by the
appropriated personnel
Controlled distribution
Paper:
? Distributed where needed
? Obsolete original archived and copies retrieved
Electronic:
? Only QA-manager has write ¨Caccess
? Retrieval of obsolete file and access to new file
19. Archiving of records
(ISO 17025:2005, 4.13)
? For the chosen period follow national and
specific regulations according to the tests
carried out
? Normally minimal 5 years
? Related documents have to be also
available (SOP¡¯s)
20. Experience of participants
? Choice of author
? Review of documents: period and
procedure
? Changes in documents
? Content: How detailed is a description of a
procedure
? Procedure to inform workers about new
changed documents
? Choice to refer or repeat information