Month / November 2017

by tjkuhn

Ted Talk Statistics

I found this Ted Talk Statistics Ted Talk to be very entertaining….Enjoy

~TJK

 

by tjkuhn

New Proposed Auditing Course: Considerations for an eData Quality Audit Program

We’ve submitted this course proposal for the April SQA Quality College in Anaheim. Feedback has been good, but even if it isn’t picked up for this venue…it will eventually happen *somewhere*:

Instructors: Timothy J. Kuhn and Conrad Kawaguchi

Target Audience: Seasoned Auditors with little eData/CSV experience or CSV professionals with little auditing experience.

 Course Objectives

• Establish and differentiate between the eData Audit Function and the Operational CSV Quality Roles.

• List the considerations for the GxP eData Audit Program (Contributing to other GxP Audits, Independent Focused Data Integrity Audits, etc.)

• Explore the various roles that the eData Auditor may serve as part of an audit (SME, Co-Auditor, Audit Lead)

• Define and list the desired skill set for the eData Audit Team

• Break down the various types of audits and risk areas for each: GLP Labs, Central Clinical Labs, Central Readers (eCG, Imaging, etc.), ePRO (Electronic Patient Reported Outcomes – AKA Diaries), Acquisition Due Diligence, GMP Manufacturing Sites and Vendors, PV, eSystem Validation, Databases, IT Infrastructure, Cloud Providers, Software Providers, SaaS vendors, Pharma, Device, Combo Product, and others.

Course Description: Electronic Data (eData) is pervasive in the GxP world and auditors in that GxP eData space need to understand what is most important in these areas. This course will explore considerations in establishing an eData audit program, give auditors with little Technology/eData/Computer System Validation(CSV)/IT saavy the understanding needed to assess the eData/eSystems they encounter in the course of their existing GxP audits, and expand the understanding of eData auditors beyond the software vendor audit so as to know what is most important in GxP audits. The course will demonstrate “what to look for” for a variety of audits, both technology-focused and more conventional areas in which technology has “encroached”.

 

~TJK

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