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Drug regulatory requirements in India, Free audit checklist (high-level) on drug licensing for pharma, ivd consultants and manufacturers.
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Drug License Audit in India
What do the auditors look for?
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Identify a key person who can lead the auditors through the facility
Educate employees about audit processKeep all required documents readyKey personnel should come early and be ready
when auditors arrive
Preparing for Audit
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Two or three drug officialsAssistant or Deputy State Drug ControllerSenior State Drug InspectorsDrug Inspector from CDSCO
Central Drug Standards Control Organizationonly if it is a joint Central-State audit
For critical drugs
Audit team
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PersonnelPremisesStorage and PackingProduction
What do the auditors inspect?
Materials ManagementDocumentationQuality Control
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Are roles and responsibilities clearly defined and known?
Are personnel qualified and trained?Are Standard Operating Procedures available? Is personal hygiene observed?How are visitors managed?
Personnel
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Does the environment pose any risk of contamination to products?
Are electrical and lighting systems adequate? Is humidity and temperature control in place?How is pest control, rodent control and bird
control done?Are the premises clean, and how are they kept
clean?
Premises
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Is there adequate space for storage?Are stored products easily traceable? Is there space for quarantine storage? Is temperature and humidity control
adequate? Is sampling area identified? Is it controlled? Is dust control in place?Are packing materials stored under access
control?
Storage and Packing
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Are there separate production areas for different drug categories?
How is cross-contamination prevented?Are drainage systems in place? How are they
kept clean?Are ventilation, temperature and humidity
controls adequate?Are all equipments calibrated and validated? Is the cleaning procedure adequate? Is microbial monitoring in place?
Production
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How is raw material stock managed?How are they stored?How are they sampled?How are they issued?
How is raw material quality ensured?How is waste disposed?How are recalled/returned products handled?
Materials Management
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Are documents written by qualified personnel?Are documents approved? Is revision control in place? Is documentation adequate?
Does it cover all processes?Are there records of past execution?
How is production process traceability achieved for shipped products?
Documentation
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Is Quality Control function independent of Production?
Is sampling process adequate?How is stability testing performed?Are equipments in QC lab calibrated?How are reference standards and controls
managed? Is a separate quality assurance system in
place?
Quality Control
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Do not document what you do not do. Do not do what you do not document. If it is not written down properly, it did not happen
properly. Quality of records reflects consistent product quality. Attention to detail is everything
The devil is in the details You are smart, but auditors are smarter
Never try to fool them Disclaimer
This is only a high-level overviewFollow a full GMP check-list for preparation
Things to remember
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