At Med'In QARA, we help you validate your manufacturing processes and software to ensure they comply with standards and best practice guidelines(GHTF/SG3:2004, FDA Guides orEu-GMP Annex 15).
This begins with the creation of the quality documentation (procedures, templates, etc.) needed to structure each stage of the validation process. The creation of qualification and validation files follows a methodical approach, involving the establishment of a Validation Master Plan, Design Qualification (DQ), Installation and Equipment Operational Qualification (IQ/OQ), Process Operational Qualification (POQ), and Process Performance Qualification (PQ). Protocols and reports document each phase and demonstrate process compliance, reproducibility and stability over time.
A process risk analysis is also carried out, using tools such as FMEA to identify critical points and control them right from the design stage. Med'In QARA also assists in the choice of laboratories, and in the management and monitoring of tests, to guarantee the quality of tests carried out externally. Finally, a reconciliation with the Device Master Record (DMR) is carried out to confirm that processes and software are fully integrated and comply with established safety and performance criteria.
Packaging validation is essential to guarantee the integrity of the packaging, and in particular the Sterile Barrier System, and the sterility of medical devices. This validation is carried out in accordance with ISO 11607-1 and -2 standards, to ensure that the packaging meets the required performance and safety requirements.
Medical device sterilization processes are validated in accordance with ISO 14937 (general standard), ISO 11135(Ethylene Oxide sterilization), ISO 11137(irradiation sterilization) and ISO 17665(moist heat sterilization), to guarantee a product free from viable micro-organisms.
For devices requiring an aseptic environment, aseptic treatment processes are validated in accordance with ISO 13408 series standards, ensuring contamination control and device safety throughout the manufacturing process.
Validation of software used in manufacturing and control processes is essential to ensure process reliability and the safety of medical devices. This is carried out in accordance withISO/TR 80002-2 and GAMP 5 guidelines, to ensure that software complies with regulatory requirements.
Controlled production environments are crucial to the cleanliness and sterility of medical devices. Qualification and validation of cleanrooms and controlled environments are carried out in accordance with the ISO 14644 series of standards to guarantee optimum production conditions.
In medical device production environments, biocontamination control is a priority.
Validation of biocontamination according to the ISO 11737 series of standards, and the implementation of rigorous routine monitoring in compliance with EN 17141, ensure a safe manufacturing environment.
Device and equipment cleaning processes are validated to eliminate any potentially contaminating residues.
This validation is carried out using ISO 19227 and ASTM F3127 standards, guaranteeing the cleanliness and safety of the devices.
These sections provide a structured overview of the support offered by Med'In QARA. With this approach, I provide comprehensive and rigorous support for the validation of your processes, software and working environment, enabling you to meet the requirements of regulatory bodies with confidence.