Change Control WHO
Change Control WHO
Luisa Stoppa
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Programme
To introduce the general elements on change control
To train you in the guidelines (WHO-GMP, PIC/S
guidelines, EU-GMP)
To become confident with SOP, forms and records of
Change Control System
To develop your inspection plan on change control
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The task
of
change
control
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change
policy
standard operating
procedure / instructions
operating instruction
for change control
records / forms
and other relevant documents
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change requests
and other relevant documents
Regulatory requirements
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EU-GMP
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Significance
of change
Possible
measures
(selection)
Major change
Minor change
Not requiring
control
Influences product
quality or process
reliability
Influences a unit
requiring control
No relevance to
GMP or
authorization
Official license
New approval
revalidation
examples
Change of
manufacturer: other
synthesis route of a
starting material (other
impurities)
Removal of processes
to another site
Amendment
Review
documentation
Replacement of
apparatus part of the
same design
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Change to
working times
Installation of air
conditioner in
administrative
area
Change of cleaning
agent for floors
No relevance to
GMP or
authorization
Change of laundry
for work clothes (nonsterile or antibiotics
area)
Change in
purchase
procedure
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WHO-GMP
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Submission of request
description of changerationaleEvaluation
effect on validation statusdefinition of revalidation measuresApproval
Implementation of change
Closing
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Deviations
)unplanned changes(
Notification
description of deviationEvaluation
effect on product qualitydefinition of corrective actionseffect on validation statusdefinition of revalidation measuresImplementation of deviation
Closing
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PIC/S guideline
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EU-GMP
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Documentation
Change control requires a written procedure to establish at least
the following steps:
What type of changes does change control take into account?
What are the requirements for urgent changes?
For which areas does this operating procedure apply?
Who can suggest changes?
How are changes requested (forms, method of communication)?
How are changes graded and who is responsible for the rating?
How are the measures for carrying out the change established?
Who is responsible for the implementation and monitoring of all measures?
Who is included in the change control team?
What are the duties of the change control team?
How is the change documented (format, content, storage)?
Who is responsible to authorize changes?
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Documentation
Change control requires a written procedure to establish at least
the following steps:
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Documentation
Change control requires a written procedure to establish at least
the following steps:
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Documentation
All quality-relevant changes should be documented
All actions to be taken, including the need for and extent
of qualification or validation, should be described
The records can be archived in paper form or
electronically
When storing documents, raw data and other relevant
documents for change should be kept accessible
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Documentation
Changes requiring control are generally documented in
the form of a change request in which the applicant for
the change proposes the type of change, suggests the
timeframes and measures for carrying out the change
The change control team authorizes or not the change
The documentation for the change procedure should
show that the change was evaluated (risk analysis)
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Documentation
WHO-GMP
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Documentation
Change control
procedure
(example 1)
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Documentation
Change control procedure (example 2, 1/2)
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Documentation
Change control
procedure (example
2, 2/2)
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Documentation
Change control procedure includes flow chart of the
change control process and the change request form
(or change form)
Change request form records a request for change so
that each change is documented before it is approved
The change request form includes the description of
the change, the benefits, costs, urgency of the
change, change impact
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Documentation
Change control procedure: flow chart (example 1)
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Documentation
Change control procedure: flow chart (example 2)
More
information
required
Change Request
Submission
Evaluation of
Change Impact
Change
Activities
Validation
Change
Request
Change
Activities
Approval
Approval
Activities
Completion
Activities
Completion
Change Closed
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Documentation
Change control procedure: flow chart (example 3)
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Documentation
Change control
procedure: flow
chart (example 4)
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Documentation
Change control
procedure: flow
chart for change
master documents
(example 1)
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Documentation
Change request
form (example 1,
1/2)
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Documentation
Change request
form (example 1,
2/2)
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Documentation
Change request
form (example 2,
1/2)
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Documentation
Change request
form (example 2,
2/2)
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Documentation
Change request
form (example 3)
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Documentation
Change database:
electronic copy
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Documentation
Change control logbook
____Page:__ of
Request
date
Requester /
department
Item
Description
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Approval
date
Actions and
time limit
Closing
date
Examples of changes
Changes to the cleaning procedure
- use of a new cleaning agent
- change in concentration / volumes of cleaning agent
- change in volumes of rinsing water
- change of cleaning process parameters
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Examples of changes
Changes to the product
- changes to composition (reformulation with different excipients)
- changes to the manufacturing process (i.e. transfer of a product)
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Inspection plan
To ask for the Change Control standard operating
procedure
To check that all relevant steps for change control
implementation are detailed
To choose some applications (from the list in the logbook)
To verify the applications and all requested documents
(change request form, investigation, request and closing
date)
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Conclusion
The old adage says: the only thing constant is change!
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Reference documents
WHO GMP guidelines Technical Report series n. 937
EU GMP guidelines, Part I annex 15
ICH Q7A or EU GMP Part II chapter 13
PIC/S Recommendations PI 006-3
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