Best Practices for the Development, Scale-up, and Post-approval Change Control of IR and MR Dosage Forms in the Current Quality-by-Design Paradigm

In this whitepaper, the Manufacturing Technical Committee of the Product Quality Research Institute provides information on the common, best practices in use today in the development of high-quality chemistry, manufacturing and controls documentation. Important topics reviewed include International...

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Published in:AAPS PharmSciTech Vol. 15; no. 3; pp. 665 - 693
Main Authors: Van Buskirk, Glenn A., Asotra, Satish, Balducci, Christopher, Basu, Prabir, DiDonato, Gerald, Dorantes, Angelica, Eickhoff, W. Mark, Ghosh, Tapash, González, Mario A., Henry, Theresa, Howard, Matthew, Kamm, Jason, Laurenz, Steven, MacKenzie, Ryan, Mannion, Richard, Noonan, Patrick K., Ocheltree, Terrance, Pai, Umesh, Poska, Richard P., Putnam, Michael L., Raghavan, Ramani R., Ruegger, Colleen, Sánchez, Eric, Shah, Vinod P., Shao, Zezhi Jesse, Somma, Russell, Tammara, Vijay, Thombre, Avinash G., Thompson, Bruce, Timko, Robert J., Upadrashta, Satyam, Vaithiyalingam, Sivakumar
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: Boston Springer US 01-06-2014
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Summary:In this whitepaper, the Manufacturing Technical Committee of the Product Quality Research Institute provides information on the common, best practices in use today in the development of high-quality chemistry, manufacturing and controls documentation. Important topics reviewed include International Conference on Harmonization, in vitro – in vivo correlation considerations, quality-by-design approaches, process analytical technologies and current scale-up, and process control and validation practices. It is the hope and intent that this whitepaper will engender expanded dialog on this important subject by the pharmaceutical industry and its regulatory bodies.
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ISSN:1530-9932
1530-9932
DOI:10.1208/s12249-014-0087-x