The history and expectations for global regulators for Investigation and CAPA
How to reduce bias while improving the approach to Event Investigation (Deviation / OOS / Non-conformance / etc.)
The difference between the CAPA system and a CAPA
The tools of investigation and how to apply them
The difference and roles of both Risk Analysis and Impact Assessment in Investigation and CAPA
The difference between the signals of an event and True Root Cause
What GMP transactional mapping is and how to apply it to investigation, risk assessment and RCA
Successful CAPA implementation plans
Problem solving methods to help you asses select the best solution for the root cause
How to prepare and present the Investigation and CAPA program to investigators during an inspection
Why the Justification for the CAPA is equally important as the solution itself
The many uses of CAPA beyond just closing deviations (CAPA as an Agent of Change )
Who should Attend
Quality Professionals
Executive Management and Senior Quality Managers
Compliance Professionals
Regulatory Professionals
Manufacturing Engineers
Production Managers, Supervisors and Operators
Calibration, Preventive Maintenance and Production Engineers
Warehouse Managers, Supervisors and Personnel
Quality Engineers
Process and Department Owners
Deviation & CAPA System Personnel
Quality Auditors
Designated Investigators and Process Improvement Personnel
Past Events
Implementing an Effective CAPA System: cGMP, Root Cause Analysis (RCA), Investigation and Risk Assessment 2017 - 11-12 Sep 2017, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (69887)
Important
Please, check "Implementing an Effective CAPA System: cGMP, Root Cause Analysis (RCA), Investigation and Risk Assessment" official website for possible changes, before making any traveling arrangements