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❖Process validation. ✹ The documented evidence that the process, operated within established parameters, can perform effectively and reproducibly to produce ...
Microbiological validation: equipment and operators Dr Farshid SADEGHIPOUR Head of production Central Pharmacy, Geneva University Hospitals

EAHP Foundation Seminar: “Patient Safety; More About Compounding" 23-25 May, 2008 Krakow, Poland

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Microbiological validation: equipment and operators

Dr Farshid SADEGHIPOUR EAHP Foundation Seminar, “Patient Safety; More About Compounding” 23-25 May 2008, Krakow, Poland

Useful Definitions ™ Process validation “ The documented evidence that the process,

operated within established parameters, can perform effectively and reproducibly to produce a medicinal product meeting its predetermined specifications and quality attributes. GMP PIC/S - EU

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Microbiological validation: equipment and operators

Dr Farshid SADEGHIPOUR EAHP Foundation Seminar, “Patient Safety; More About Compounding” 23-25 May 2008, Krakow, Poland

Useful Definitions ™ Microbiological Monitoring “ Microbiological monitoring is the responsibility

of the pharmaceutical manufacturer. It may include environmental monitoring where product is manufactured. GMP PIC/S - EU

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Microbiological validation: equipment and operators

Dr Farshid SADEGHIPOUR EAHP Foundation Seminar, “Patient Safety; More About Compounding” 23-25 May 2008, Krakow, Poland

Useful Definitions ™ Media fill test (MFT) “ Method of evaluating an aseptic process

using a microbial growth medium (Media fills are synonymous to simulated product fills, broth trials, broth fills etc.). GMP PIC/S - EU

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Dr Farshid SADEGHIPOUR EAHP Foundation Seminar, “Patient Safety; More About Compounding” 23-25 May 2008, Krakow, Poland

Basis ™ Hot topics in the inspection and GMP compliance of sterile production of drugs either in industrial pharmaceutical or in hospital pharmacy. ™ The microbiological validation of the different sterile and aseptic production equipments are now unavoidable ™ The media fill tests and the microbiological validation of the operators in the hospital pharmacy is becoming also part of the standard operating procedures

Cleanrooms Microbiological Monitoring

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Dr Farshid SADEGHIPOUR EAHP Foundation Seminar, “Patient Safety; More About Compounding” 23-25 May 2008, Krakow, Poland

Air Viable-Particles Monitoring ™ Settle plates : “ Culture media agar plates placed open

during production process

™ Bio-impactor : “ Air hovered and accelerated by a fan on a

culture medium plate

™ Filtration method : “ Air filtered on a porous or agar media

retaining microorganisms and setting this sampling support on a culture media plate

™ Results expressed in CFU/plate

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Microbiological validation: equipment and operators

Dr Farshid SADEGHIPOUR EAHP Foundation Seminar, “Patient Safety; More About Compounding” 23-25 May 2008, Krakow, Poland

Surface monitoring ™ Count-tact® plates : “ Flat surfaces , without any roughness

™ Swab sampling : “ Uneven surfaces, corners “ Transfer on culture media plates

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Microbiological validation: equipment and operators

Dr Farshid SADEGHIPOUR EAHP Foundation Seminar, “Patient Safety; More About Compounding” 23-25 May 2008, Krakow, Poland

Operators’ Gloves monitoring ™ Print of the five fingers laid gently on a blood culture plate

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Microbiological validation: equipment and operators

Dr Farshid SADEGHIPOUR EAHP Foundation Seminar, “Patient Safety; More About Compounding” 23-25 May 2008, Krakow, Poland

Two types of Monitoring In Process Monitoring

« At REST » Monitoring

™ Define the critical points to monitor ™ Define ALERT (Re-Control) & ALARM (Action) limits ™ To not interfere with the process or add any site contamination S. Fleury, HUG Pharmacy Course, 2008

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In Process Monitoring (PIC/S & BPF) Microbiological validation: equipment and operators

Dr Farshid SADEGHIPOUR EAHP Foundation Seminar, “Patient Safety; More About Compounding” 23-25 May 2008, Krakow, Poland

Surfaces Air CFU/ Plate Non-viables P.

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Viable P. CFU/m3 CFU/4h

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