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ISPE Annual Meeting29 October – 1 November 2017
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Combination Product Updates, Initiatives, and Case Studies
Steven B. Hertz, P.E.Consumer Safety Officer, FDA/CDER/OPQ
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1: CP Overview
2: CDER Updates
3: CP Application Info
4: Case Studies
5: Summary
Agenda
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2013“Indifference”, “Down”, “No Way”, “Help, Help”, “In Hiding”, “Sad”…
2017“Smile”, “Just Breathe”, “Unthought Known”, “It’s Okay”!!!
Pearl Jam’s CP tour
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CP Overview1
• 21 CFR Part 4 (Subpart A, CGMP)
regulation https://goo.gl/qjZZfY
preamble https://goo.gl/6GWHiB
guidance https://goo.gl/GtGLsk
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CP Overview1
• This presentation will focus on…
drug/device CPs (21 CFR 211/820)
drug PMOA (BLAs, NDAs, ANDAs)
single entity CPs
finished CP manufacturing
pre and post approval CP CGMP issues
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CP Overview1
• 21 CFR Part 4.4(b)(1)
Drug CGMP OS w/ QSR call‐outs
820.20 (mgmt responsibility)
820.30 (design controls)
820.50 (purchasing controls)
820.100 (CAPA)
820.170 & 820.200 (installation & servicing [as applicable])
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CP Overview1
• 21 CFR Part 4.4(b)(2) QSR OS w/ drug CGMP call‐outs 211.84 (incoming testing)
211.103 (yield calculation)
211.137 (expiration dating)
211.165 (finished product testing)
211.166 (stability testing)
211.167 (special testing)
211.170 (reserve samples)
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CDER Updates2
• PDUFA VI, GDUFA II, BsUFA II streamlined CP review to
enhance coordination and transparency between FDA and industry
• ORA Program Alignment improved resource allocation for
inspections and facility evaluation
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CDER Updates2
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CDER Updates2
• Integration of FDA Facility Evaluation and Inspection Program for Human Drugs: A Concept of Operations
https://goo.gl/xDe1jR
• Additional resources
https://goo.gl/jgWWah
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• Management Responsibility (820.20)
summary of how a firm’s management has established responsibility
provide a description of the functions and responsibility of each facility
CP Application Info3
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• Design Control (820.30)
explain how you utilized the design control process to develop the CP
provide a description of your design control procedures
CP Application Info3
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• Design Control (820.30)
provide a summary of the plan used to design the CP, and explain how the design control process was used to develop the CP
may integrate into existing systems (see case #1)
CP Application Info3
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• Purchasing Controls (820.50) provide a summary of the procedure(s)
for purchasing controls describe your supplier evaluation
process
define how you maintain records of acceptable suppliers and how you address the purchasing data approval process
explain how you will balance purchasing assessment and receiving acceptance
CP Application Info3
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• Purchasing Controls (820.50)
explain how the procedure(s) will ensure that changes made by contractors/suppliers will not affect the final CP
CP Application Info3
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• Purchasing Controls (820.50)
provide a description of how you apply the purchasing controls to the suppliers/contractors used in the manufacturing of the CP (e.g., through supplier agreement)
CP Application Info3
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• Corrective and Preventative Action (820.100) summarize the procedure(s) for your
CAPA system identification of sources of quality
data and analysis of these data to identify existing and potential causes of nonconforming practices and products
investigation of nonconformities and their causes
CP Application Info3
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• Corrective and Preventative Action (820.100)
summarize the procedure(s) for your CAPA system
identification and implementation of actions needed to correct and prevent recurrence of nonconformities
verification or validation of the actions taken
CP Application Info3
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• 21 CFR Part 4 controls not implemented
CP manufacturing development
firm had claimed it implemented a QbD approach with defined QTPPs
firm failed to integrate design controls in this approach (no 820.30 gap analysis)
Case #14
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• 21 CFR Part 4 controls in place, but not compliant
CP manufacturing design changes
“…your firm failed to implement its established procedure for design validation.”
“…your firm failed to conduct design validation of the device constituent part of this CP, as required by SOP.”
Case #24
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• 21 CFR Part 4 controls in place, but inadequate CP management responsibility 820.20 applies to device constituent
parts as well as the CP mgmt rep must have appropriate
authority to ensure CGMP/QSR requirements are
established and maintained performance of QS is reported to executive
mgmt
820.20 vs ICH Q10 Sec. III vs 211.22
Case #34
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• 21 CFR Part 4 controls in place, but inadequate
CP manufacturing design
“…your firm has not completed any validation testing of the design of [the CP] in order to ensure that the products conform to the defined intended uses.”
Case #44
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• 21 CFR Part 4 controls in place, but inadequate
CP manufacturing design
“…you have not reviewed or updated the risk analysis... [therefore] …you have not provided adequate risk analysis in your design validation to ensure that the products conform to their defined intended uses.”
Case #44
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• 21 CFR Part 4 controls in place, but inadequate
CP manufacturing CAPAs
“…your firm does not adequately analyze processes to identify existing and potential causes of nonconformities related to product or other quality problems.”
Case #44
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• 21 CFR Part 4 controls in place, but inadequate
CP manufacturing CAPAs
“Your firm does not use appropriate statistical methodology for process capability in order to analyze the quality of production machinery output at critical process steps and to detect recurring quality problems.”
Case #44
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• 21 CFR Part 4 controls in place, but inadequate
CP manufacturing CAPAs
“Your firm does not employ appropriate statistical methodology for analyzing complaint trends to identify recurring quality problems and/or existing and potential causes of nonconforming product.”
Case #44
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Summary5
• If you have CP questions about X, contact Y
• Application info Center RPM
• Inspection observations ORA (CDER will assist if needed)
• CP guidance and policy OCP
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