AI in Regulatory Compliance and Human Error Reduction in GMP Manufacturing
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Contact:
- Organiser: Webinarwaves
- Name: Webinarwaves
- Email: cs@webinarwaves.com
- Telephone: +16204136968
AI can transform regulatory decision-making by enhancing efficiency, compliance, and accuracy in GMP-regulated industries, including pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and medical devices. It addresses core challenges like regulatory submissions, risk assessments, audits, clinical trial optimization, and post-market surveillance while minimizing human error.
Learning Objectives:-
- Decode the psychology behind human error.
- Navigate regulatory requirements for error management.
- Apply Root Cause Analysis and the Root Cause Determination Tool effectively.
- Establish and track human error metrics.
- Monitor CAPA effectiveness with AI-enhanced KPIs.
- Integrate AI for predictive error prevention.
Key Areas of Application:-
- Streamlining Regulatory Submissions:
- Automation: AI-driven NLP tools generate and review regulatory submissions (e.g., INDs, NDAs), ensuring compliance with FDA, EMA, and ICH guidelines.
- Smart Checklists: Dynamic validation tools confirm adherence to regulations like FDA's 21 CFR Part 11.
- Enhancing Risk Assessments:
- Predictive Analytics: Anticipates adverse events and risks in clinical trials and manufacturing.
- Real-Time Monitoring: AI sensors flag production anomalies for proactive intervention.
- Human Error Reduction:
- Root Cause Analysis (RCA) using AI to identify systemic causes of errors.
- AI-driven metrics for human error prediction, categorization, and trend analysis.
- Training and environment design tools for reducing performance errors.
- Compliance and Audits:
- Automated audit trails ensuring data integrity.
- AI virtual assistants providing real-time compliance guidance.
- Post-Market Surveillance:
- AI detects adverse events from diverse data sources like the FDA’s FAERS database, social media, and medical literature.
- Challenges and Solutions
- Algorithm Transparency: Explainable AI is essential for building trust with regulators.
- Data Privacy: Compliance with GDPR, HIPAA, and other data protection laws.
- Validation: Rigorous testing ensures AI reliability in regulated environments.
Who Should Attend?
- QA/QC Staff
- Training Managers
- Process Improvement Specialists
- Regulatory Officers
- Operations and Manufacturing Leads
- Industrial Engineers.