This year's PDA FDA Joint Regulatory Conference in D.C. in mid-September has an excellent program top to bottom. (Here's the agenda.) It will also feature a new course by Anurag Rathore (see yesterday's post on his new book) on QbD for Biopharma.
Rathore has just posted the tentative outline for the course on our LinkedIn group. If you're not a LinkedIn member, here is his overview--comments are welcome as the program is finalized.
Critical Quality Attributes (Patrick Swann): Potential CQAs for Mabs; Biological Activity Matrix; Product-related variants; Characterization of variants and setting limits (ICH Q5E); Clinical pharmacology studies; Specifications (ICH Q6B); Biological characterization
Design Space (Anurag Rathore): Clinical design space; Product design space; Process design space; Case Study I – Establishing process design space for a Pichia fermentation product; Scale down modeling; Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA); Design of Experiments (DOE); Parameter-parameter interactions; Worst case studies
Group work I (All): Group discussion to identify and list gaps attendees see with respect to molecules under commercialization at present and also legacy products.
Risk Assessment and Management (Patrick Swann): Review of historical approaches; ICH Q9 guidance; Quality risk management process; FMEA
Regulatory Aspects (Patrick Swann): OBP QbD pilot program; Observations based on review of proposals for categorizing quality attributes
Establishing Control Strategy and Lifecycle Management of Design Space (Anurag Rathore): Creating control strategy; Process validation; Filing; Process monitoring; Raw material management; Process analytical technology (PAT); Case Stud II – Multivariate analysis for a mammalian cell culture step
Group work II (All): Group discussion of gaps identified earlier
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
QbD for Biopharma: New Course at PDA FDA Joint Conference
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