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SUMMARY:GoToWebinar - Effective Cleanroom Monitoring in Sterile Pharmaceu
tical Plants
LOCATION:GoToWebinar - See conference call information below
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sing the phone number(s) below:\n\nNo audio information found\n\n\nIn th
is webinar\, you will gain insights into the key aspects of cleanroom mo
nitoring in sterile pharmaceutical plants\, with a special focus on viab
le and non-viable particle monitoring. We will provide a decision tree f
or determining the critical factors in cleanroom monitoring and discuss
best practices for achieving compliance.\n\nYou will find answers to the
following topics\;\n• Cleanroom Monitoring Systems for Sterile Environm
ents \n• How to enhance the accuracy of sample data in sterile pharmaceu
tical plants \n• Common weaknesses in particle counters used in sterile
environments \n• Importance of good housekeeping for particle counters \
n• Efficiency of particle sampling in sterile environments \n• Utilizing
the decision tree for effective monitoring – with practical examples \n
• Understanding and mitigating particle losses during monitoring \n• Mon
itoring critical locations and utilizing risk assessments effectively \n
• The role of Isokinetic Sampling and sample tubing flow paths \n• Data
integrity and its importance in sterile environments\n\nWho Should Atten
d?\n• Pharmaceutical cleanroom professionals \n• Cleanroom Validation an
d Qualification Experts \n• Production specialists \n• Cleanroom design
engineers \n• Risk assessment teams \n• Cleanroom operators \n• Contamin
ation control specialists \n• Environmental Monitoring Plan execution te
am members \n• Engineering professionals \n• QA/QC Specialists\n\n
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In this webinar\, you will gain insights into the key aspects of
cleanroom monitoring in sterile pharmaceutical plants\, with a special
focus on viable and non-viable particle monitoring. We will provide a de
cision tree for determining the critical factors in cleanroom monitoring
and discuss best practices for achieving compliance.\n\nYou will find a
nswers to the following topics\;\n• Cleanroom Monitoring Systems for Ste
rile Environments \n• How to enhance the accuracy of sample data in ster
ile pharmaceutical plants \n• Common weaknesses in particle counters use
d in sterile environments \n• Importance of good housekeeping for partic
le counters \n• Efficiency of particle sampling in sterile environments
\n• Utilizing the decision tree for effective monitoring – with practica
l examples \n• Understanding and mitigating particle losses during monit
oring \n• Monitoring critical locations and utilizing risk assessments e
ffectively \n• The role of Isokinetic Sampling and sample tubing flow pa
ths \n• Data integrity and its importance in sterile environments\n\nWho
Should Attend?\n• Pharmaceutical cleanroom professionals \n• Cleanroom
Validation and Qualification Experts \n• Production specialists \n• Clea
nroom design engineers \n• Risk assessment teams \n• Cleanroom operators
\n• Contamination control specialists \n• Environmental Monitoring Plan
execution team members \n• Engineering professionals \n• QA/QC Speciali
sts\n