Stability testing forms a critical component in the drug development process. At Stability Testing for Pharmaceuticals 2012 you will have the opportunity to discuss best practices in stability testing with experts and peers. With time and resource savings a key driving factor for pharmaceutical companies, from this conference you will learn on the benefits of incorporating design of experiment concepts into your stability protocol.
2012 Stability Testing for Pharmaceuticals conference highlights: Including assessing advances in stability tests, how to develop a stability protocol across a global market, examining regulatory stability requirements outside ICH, practical advice on improving GMP audit success (including what can go wrong in stability laboratories and with laboratory results)
PROGRAMME OVERVIEW
How to develop a stability protocol across a global market – critical insights on how to cover multiple country requirements with minimal stability tests
Discuss stability testing requirements outside of the ICH – including current classification of countries into climate zones according to the WHO stability guideline
Gain an understanding of what can go wrong in stability laboratories and with laboratory results - take away key strategies for GMP audit success
Gain and understanding of stability requirements for drug-device combination products – including developing suitable methods and regulatory requirements
Discuss how forced degradation can be used to understand chemical instabilities and the generation of realistic forced degradation products
Get up-to-speed with changes to the ‘Good Distribution Practice’ guideline including current requirements for the transport of medicinal products and what this means for your stability protocols
Learn from real-life case studies how shelf-life was justified during a temperature excursion using lab data
Supporting filings using accelerated stability data
Led by:
Ken Waterman, President, FreeThink Technologies Inc, USA
Introduction to statistical evaluation of stability data: What you always wanted to understand
Led by:
Manuel Zahn, Managing Director, 3R Pharma Consulting GmbH, Germany
Albert Chau, Director, Datacision Limited, United Kingdom