Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP)
ADAMAS’s Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) experts can work to evaluate systems at your pharmaceutical, biotechnology, or medical device organization or at your vendor sites to determine if the systems in place are sufficient to meet your manufacturing needs and the current regulatory standards. As an extension of your GMP Auditing team, we’re able to conduct audits on your behalf, using your established audit program or the ADAMAS process, whichever works best for your needs.
Our GMP experts have experience auditing systems against applicable regulatory and industry standards. Our experts work with you to apply the correct standards based on your needs, the activities or services provided, and the stage of your project. During our evaluations, we can identify areas for improvement or potential compliance risks. We assess a wide range of systems—most notably those used in quality, production, packaging and labeling, materials, laboratories, distribution, and equipment and facilities.
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Ana Campos
Ana is a Pharmacist by education with a MSc in Pharmaceutical Sciences from the University of Oporto in Portugal.
AT ADAMAS WE CAN TRAIN EMPLOYEES ON INSPECTION INTERVIEW TECHNIQUES, CONDUCT GAP ANALYSIS ON YOUR SYSTEMS, PROCESSES, OR FACILITIES, FACILITATE FULL MOCK INSPECTIONS AND MORE.
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For a deeper dive into the ICH E6(R3) guidelines, check out our latest expert insights.

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ADAMAS Consulting’s webinar, “GCP ICH E6 R3 Unveiled: Navigating the Evolving Roles of Sponsors and CROs,” provides invaluable insights into the evolving landscape of Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines.

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ADJUSTING AUDIT PHILOSOPHY FOR GMP SUCCESS
An in-focus look into the Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) audit world and how the idea of remote or virtual audits, a fairly new concept is being adopted. In the past, typical audit options included questionnaires, surveys, desk audits, purchase of independent audit reports (i.e. Rx 360), and on-site audits. There were companies looking into the idea of virtual audits but very few. Where are we today?

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