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Sterile Product Production

Overview

This course is designed for people who are growing in their knowledge of sterile product production. It will be a "how to" course where the instructor will explain the reasoning as well as the procedures that should be used to process sterile products. The instructor will present different areas of study and present them with a practical approach so that the participant can see how the subject matter applies to the participant's work either now or in the future.
In addition to discussing the particular subjects the instructor will explain how pharmaceutical regulatory requirements are met through the use of aseptic techniques. The instructor has decades of experience in working with and within the regulated pharmaceutical industry in the U.S. He will be covering topics that he is familiar with and will present them in a manner aimed at workers who may have not been trained in sterile product production, but now wish to expand their level of understanding.
Working in and with an aseptic area requires a certain mental attitude among those responsible for the manufacturing of sterile medicinal products. This course will help workers to develop that mind set, by learning about the tools and methods that are used by manufacturers who specialize in the production of such products. This will be especially useful for those who lack formal training in microbiology, as the reasoning underlying the procedures will be presented.

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