Top 4 Quality Trends for 2019 Pharma Quality Outlook Survey

Economic performance could soon replace compliance as the leading quality goal for pharmaceutical companies.
According to the 2019 Pharma Quality Outlook Survey, 66% of industry executives named compliance as a top goal, down 10% from last year. Meanwhile, more than one-third (39%) say that economic performance is now their top objective, a 4% increase.Join Sparta System's Steve McCarthy, VP of Digital Innovation, as he discusses key findings from this year's survey, which included responses from 161 professionals.
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Terminal Sterilization or Aseptic Assembly? Consider all options for your Pharma product.

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Regulation is clear that, whenever possible, products intended to be sterile should be terminally sterilized in their final container. Only if terminal sterilization is not possible, filtration or aseptic assembly should be applied. This webinar will focus on elements to evaluate prior to selecting aseptic assembly for the manufacturing of sterile drug products.
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Quality Risk Management Commissioning & Qualification: Key Deliverables & Lessons Learned Webinar

It Is Approaching Two Years since Publication of the 2ND Edition Commissioning & Qualification (C&Q) Ispe Baseline Guide.
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Development Advice for CBD Products

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Cannabadiol (CBD) products have been in news a lot recently, but what does it take to bring a CBD product to market for an unmet medical need? This webinar will discuss development considerations for CBD and other cannabis-derived products from a clinical, preclinical (pharmacology/toxicology), CMC, and regulatory perspective.
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Variant Assessment for Reduced Penetrance Diseases

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Heritable disorders can often be linked back to a specific gene or genetic variant which transmits the risk of disease across generations. In most cases, the penetrance, or risk of being affected by the disease, for a pathogenic variant carrier is less than 100%. For an increasing number of disorders, the penetrance is even lower (20-50%), which begins to confound our ability to understand the relationship between disease risk and a specific genetic variant. At this level, classical tools, including family and functional studies, for assessment of variant pathogenicity loose power. This webinar will address the utility of the different lines of evidence in the classification of variants in moderate penetrance disease and recommended modifications to multivariate analysis in this setting.
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