Computer Systems Validation (CSV) is a process used to ensure that a computer-based systems will produce information or data that meet a set of defined requirements. The process is used within highly regulated environments that directly impact public health and safety such as pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturing. Computer validation is more than a compliance requirement. It not only reduces regulatory risk, but it also increases understanding of system during project implementation and enforces a structured, well-defined execution of the project. Pharmaceutical computer system validation is a unique opportunity for a business to examine their computer systems to maximize effectiveness and enhance quality, with the potential to save cost and time. Subject matter expert (SME) of CSV will have a major role in achieving these benefits. This course will be of benefit to anyone involved in FDA audits and Computer Systems Validation (CSV) on both a domestic and global scale. Additionally, this course will be highly-relevant to those in Quality Assurance, Compliance, Validation, Informatics, Procurement, R&D, Commercial, Quality Control and other job functions which are impacted by CSV efforts. This course is particularly useful to those who interface with vendors, FDA and other regulatory agencies.
Following Modules will be covered during the Basic Certification program with Live project test case scenarios:
- Module 1: Quality, Quality Assurance and Quality Control in pharmaceutical and healthcare industries
- Module 2: Qualification and Validation
- Module 3: Introduction to Computer System Validation
- Module 4: Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)
- Module 5: Regulatory requirements for software validation-21 CFR Part 11 (A detailed analysis of USA and EU perspectives )
- Module 7: Risk based approach to software quality and Validation
- Module 8: GAMP 5 Guidelines & Software Categories
- Module 9: Implementation in Life science verticals
- Module 10: Quality Certifications, Govt. Regulations, ICH Guidelines and ISO 9000
- Module 11: GDP, GCP, GMP guidelines