PharmTech Webcast: QbD in Solid Dosage
Quality by Design (QbD) is changing drug development and manufacturing. The science- and risk-based approach inherent in a QbD paradigm increases process understanding and leads to better drug development and manufacturing.
Quality by Design (QbD) is changing drug development and manufacturing. The science- and risk-based approach inherent in a QbD paradigm increases process understanding and leads to better drug development and manufacturing. Sharing lessons learned and strategies for applying QbD in solid dosage development and manufacturing is valuable. Pharmaceutical Technology will address this topic in a webcast, “A Pragmatic Application of QbD: Turning Theory into Tangible Success” this Thursday May 2 from 11:00 to 12:00 PM EST.
Two industry experts will share their experience with QbD and offer insight into how the practical application of QbD contributed to the success of their projects. Through several case studies, these experts will provide lessons learned and advice on the measures they took that enabled the success of their projects; steps that can be universally applied to other projects.
Don Barbieri, associate director of formulation and process development at Patheon, will present case studies demonstrating different aspects of the QbD approach, including identifying CQAs (critical quality attributes) and CPPs (critical process parameters) as well as how to perform risk assessment, incorporate risk mitigation into a process, and how to develop a design of experiments (DoE).
David Smith, pharmaceutical specialist, formulation and process development at Patheon, will present a case study where the pragmatic application of QbD enabled a successful technology transfer of a film-coated tablet from Phase III to commercial scale.
Further information, including how to register for the complimentary webcast, may be found here.
