Precision: Driving Success in Life Science through Calibration & Metrology

Precision: Driving Success in Life Science through Calibration & Metrology

Metrology is critical to any life science manufacturing process in a highly technical and regulated industry. At PSC Biotech, we offer a range of metrology services to help our clients maintain equipment and systems compliance requirements and ensure their manufacturing processes’ accuracy, precision, and integrity.  

 

This blog post will explore some of the metrology services provided by PSC Biotech.

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Precision and Perfection: All About Metrology 

Metrology is the science of measurement and includes the study of measurement standards, measurement instruments, and measurement procedures. Accurate measurement is essential for ensuring the quality and reliability of products, and metrology provides the tools and techniques to achieve this goal. Metrology is essential for various reasons, including:  

  • Ensuring accuracy, reliability, and repeatability of measurements  
  • Improving product quality and safety  
  • Minimizing waste and reducing costs  
  • Facilitating trade and international standards  
  • Supporting manufacturing, engineering, research, and development  

Accuracy Matters: The Role of Metrology in Industrial Environment of Quality Control  

Metrology is an essential application in industrial quality control, allowing manufacturers to accurately measure the quality of their processes and products. Using precision instrumentation allows them to ensure that their processes and products meet customer expectations and standards. Additionally, metrology ensures that products are manufactured to the exact specifications and are consistent in quality. In addition to measuring the quality of products, metrology is also used in industrial control to monitor the performance of mechanized processes. By measuring the physical characteristics of a process, manufacturers can ensure that it is operating at peak efficiency (LEAN). This can help to reduce waste and improve the quality of the final product.  

The Metrology Mindset: Achieving Scientific Measurement Perfection  

Metrology is also important for scientific measurement standards. Scientific measurement standards measure and compare physical discipline phenomena such as temperature, humidity, pressure, vacuum, mass, time, etc. Metrology ensures that these practices are accurate, precise, and well-engineered. This is essential for conducting scientific experiments, ensuring reliable and reproducible results. In addition to scientific measurement standards, metrology is used to compare the accuracy of different instruments and measurements. This is important for ensuring that the results of the process are consistent, reliable, and repeatable.  

Metrology services for the life science industry by PSC Biotech 

PSC Biotech offers comprehensive metrology services, including measurement of temperature, humidity, mass, pressure, time, and much more, whether on-site or sent to our lab(s).   

Instrument Calibration Services 

Calibration is comparing the readings of an instrument or measurement device against a known standard. Calibration ensures that the instrument is accurate and reliable and provides traceability to national and international standards. PSC Biotech offers calibration services for a wide range of instruments, including:

  • In-lab calibration  
  • On-Site Calibration 
  • Instrument calibration process in-flux 
  • Metrology Training with custom on-site integration 
  • Instrumentation/ On-Site process auditing 
  • Metrology Systems Design/ Build 
  • Metrology CMS/ CMMS Design/ Custom using ACE 
  • Metrology Manufacturing Support Build/ Fill 
  • ISO 9001-certified calibration  

Our calibration services are performed by highly trained personnel using state-of-the-art equipment. We provide a detailed calibration report that includes before (as Found) and after (as Left) readings, measurement uncertainty, and traceability to national and international standards.  

Equipment Validation 

Equipment validation is a documented process that verifies and ensures that a specific piece of equipment consistently produces results that meet predetermined specifications and requirements. Equipment validation aims to ensure that the equipment is fit for use and capable of performing as required. This process involves a series of tests and checks to ensure that the equipment operates according to specific standards and regulatory requirements.  

  • Autoclaves  
  • Incubators  
  • Freezers  
  • Refrigerators  
  • Centrifuges  

Our equipment validation services include installation qualification, operational qualification, and performance qualification. We provide a detailed qualification report that includes test results, acceptance criteria, and recommendations for any corrective actions that may be required.  

Validation Services  

Validation ensures that a process or system meets its intended requirements and produces consistent results. PSC Biotech offers validation services for a wide range of processes and systems, including:  

  • Cleaning validation  
  • Computer system validation (CSV) 
  • Process validation  
  • Utility validation  
  • Equipment validation  
  • Thermal Mapping technology

Our validation services include protocol development, execution, and report writing. We work closely with our clients to ensure their processes and systems are validated promptly and cost-effectively.  

Training Services  

Training is an essential component of any quality system. PSC Biotech offers training services for a wide range of metrology-related topics, including:  

  • Metrology Course Training 
  • On-Site Training 
  • Calibration Systems Alignment 
  • Equipment qualification  
  • Procedures  
  • Metrology laboratory management  

Experienced instructors lead our training services with extensive metrology and quality systems knowledge. We provide both on-site and off-site training options to meet the needs of our clients.  

Consulting Services  

PSC Biotech offers consulting services to help clients develop and implement effective metrology programs. Our consulting services include:  

  • Metrology program development  
  • Gap assessments  
  • Process improvement  
  • Regulatory compliance  
  • Auditing  

Our consulting services are provided by experienced metrology professionals who deeply understand regulatory requirements and industry best practices.  

Conclusion  

Metrology is an essential component of any quality system, and PSC Biotech offers a range of metrology services to help clients achieve their quality and regulatory goals. Whether you need calibration services, equipment qualification, validation services, training, or consulting services, PSC Biotech has the expertise and experience to help you succeed.  

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Contact PSC Biotech today. And if your organization is a Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) member or a member of one of the state affiliates, you are eligible for significant savings on our professional services consulting. 

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Regulatory Affairs and Winning Regulatory Strategy

Regulatory strategy development is critical for life sciences companies seeking to bring new drugs, medical devices, and other products to market. Developing an effective regulatory strategy can help companies navigate the complex regulatory landscape, minimize risks, and maximize success. Regulatory development is a critical component of the approval process, as it involves identifying and meeting the requirements of regulatory agencies around the world.

This blog post will explore some of the best practices for regulatory strategy development in the life sciences industry, including key considerations, common challenges, and practical tips for success. Whether you’re a startup or an established industry leader, this post will provide valuable insights into approaching regulatory strategy development and optimizing your path to market.

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What is a Regulatory Strategy?

Regulatory strategy for pharmaceutical companies involves creating a plan during the initial stages of a regulatory submission process for navigating the regulatory process for bringing a new drug to market.

This includes identifying the regulatory requirements for the drug, such as clinical trials, and filing for approval with regulatory bodies like the FDA in the US or the EMA in Europe. Regulatory submissions are complex processes involving multiple documents, global submissions and formats to be considered, and regulations and guidelines of each country based on the product market.

A regulatory strategy can help companies channel their resources and efforts into specific documents, combining all data into the proper format or regulations to submit an application for registration and ensure efficient review and approval by the Agencies. It also involves developing a timeline for the regulatory environment and identifying potential obstacles or challenges that may arise during the submission process. Companies may also create a risk management plan to address any potential issues during the regulatory process.

Steps for developing a regulatory strategy for pharmaceutical companies

While a submission process can be daunting, there are a few key steps that companies can take to establish a good regulatory system and manage the submission processes and associated timelines efficiently:

1. Identifying the drug’s target market and patient population: This step will determine the regulatory pathway the company must follow. This step involves researching and analyzing the regulatory landscape in the target market. This includes identifying the specific regulatory agencies that oversee drug development, understanding the preclinical and clinical studies requirements, and becoming familiar with product labeling, packaging, and advertising guidelines.

2. Assessing the competitive landscape and identifying any potential patent or exclusivity issues that may arise.

3. Assess the product’s risk profile and potential impact on public health: This step involves evaluating the risks associated with the product, such as safety concerns or potential adverse effects. This assessment helps determine the level of scrutiny and oversight the product will require from regulatory agencies.

4. Develop a comprehensive plan for preclinical and clinical studies: This step involves creating a detailed product development plan that includes the study design, endpoints, and statistical analysis for each phase of clinical trials. The plan should also address any potential regulatory issues and the necessary steps to address them.

5. Create a comprehensive regulatory submission package: This step involves preparing a detailed and comprehensive regulatory submission package that includes all the data and information necessary to support product approval. The submission package should be organized and presented in a manner that is consistent with regulatory requirements and guidelines.

6. Building relationships with regulatory bodies and key opinion leaders in the industry: It is beneficial for sponsors to establish open and frequent communication with regulatory agencies to obtain guidance and feedback on the product’s development plan. This helps ensure a smooth process, avoid delays or rejections, build trust and credibility for their potential product, and gather feedback to make any necessary changes to the development process.

7. Address any concerns or issues raised by regulatory agencies in a timely and transparent manner: This step involves responding to any questions, concerns, or issues raised by regulatory agencies promptly and transparently. Maintaining open communication with regulatory agencies and promptly addressing any issues to prevent delays or rejections is essential.

8. Establishing a post-approval plan: This step includes building strategies for ongoing compliance with regulatory requirements and addressing potential issues that may arise after the drug is on the market.

9. Implement a robust pharmacovigilance and risk management plan to monitor the product’s safety and efficacy once it is on the market: This step involves developing a plan to monitor the product’s safety and efficacy once it is on the market. This plan should include processes for collecting and analyzing adverse events, managing risks, and reporting any concerns to regulatory agencies.

10. Coordinating with other departments within the company: This step includes collaboration with departments, such as research and development, clinical operations, and commercial teams, to ensure that all aspects of the regulatory strategy are aligned with the overall goals of the company.

11. Stay current with evolving regulatory requirements and guidelines to ensure ongoing compliance with regulatory obligations: This step involves staying informed of regulatory requirements and guidelines changes to ensure ongoing compliance with regulatory obligations. This may include attending conferences or workshops, participating in industry associations, or working with regulatory consultants to stay updated on changes.

Not having a well-developed regulatory strategy in place can lead to several disadvantages for a pharmaceutical company, such as

· Delays in bringing the drug to market: Without a clear plan for navigating the regulatory process, a company may encounter unexpected obstacles or challenges that can delay the drug’s approval. This can result in lost revenue and a competitive disadvantage.

· Increased costs: A lack of a regulatory strategy can lead to costly mistakes, such as not having all the necessary data or documentation required by regulatory bodies. This can result in additional time and resources needed to correct these mistakes, financially burdening the company.

· Higher risk of rejection: Not having a thorough understanding of the regulatory requirements for the drug can increase the risk of the drug application being rejected. This can be a significant setback for the company, as it may need to invest additional resources into addressing the issues that led to the rejection and resubmitting the application.

· Lack of market readiness: Not having a post-approval plan in place can lead to a lack of readiness to launch the drug once approved, negatively impacting the drug’s commercial success.

· Reputation damage: A lack of regulatory compliance can lead to penalties and fines, damaging the company’s reputation and financial stability.

 

 

Developing Effective Global Regulatory Strategies

A well-developed regulatory strategy is an essential component for the successful development and commercialization of a new drug, as it helps to ensure that the drug is developed with the appropriate regulations and brought to market in a compliant and timely manner.

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Once you have all of these sections written, do your final reviews. Then, submit your application as directed.

Role of Regulatory Professionals in Ensuring Compliance

PSC Biotech also has subject matter experts in the regulatory submissions department specializing in various global markets to help your company navigate the various regulations and understand the impact on your submissions. Whether managing your submission documents, reviewing or assessing, or helping with interaction and responding to Agency questions and concerns, PSC Biotech has the solution that will fit all your regulatory needs!

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Grant writing aims to convince the grant-making organization that the proposed project or program is worth funding and will positively impact the community or field of study. Effective grant writing requires strong writing skills, attention to detail, and the ability to communicate complex ideas clearly and concisely.

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You write a grant application to secure funding for your projects. 

First, you need to determine to which Request for Applications (RFA), Request for Proposals (RFP), grant solicitation, etc., you will write the application.  This decision also determines the agency, foundation, etc., providing the grant funding.   

Make sure that you or the entity that will apply for the grant meets the criteria for the type of entities that can apply for a particular grant, for example, an NIH R-01 grant, an SBIR, an STTR, etc.     

Once you write the grant, get the RFA, RFP, grant solicitation, etc.  Read it carefully.  Outline your response.  Analyze your response outline and make sure that your grant application meets all of the requirements in the RFA, RFP, etc.    

Start early.  Give yourself and your team enough time to get the needed information, write the sections, and review them. 

Once you can meet the requirements, get the application forms, if any.  

If the granting agency allows for questions and you have questions, ask the granting agency.  Be specific.  Get specific answers.   

You need to use the specified forms and follow the directions of the grant-giving entity.  Your application may be summarily rejected if you don’t use the right forms or follow the rules. 

A grant application has 4 major parts: the work proposal, the people, the budget, and the certifications.  Let’s look at each of these. 

The work proposal tells the granting agency what you propose to do, why you propose to do it, and when you will do it.  The more data you can provide that shows a probability of success, the more likely you are to be approved and funded.  Remember to describe your work plan, the scientific rationale, the timeline, etc., for a scientifically qualified reviewer who may not be familiar with the specifics of your work.  Stay within the page limits.   

The people section tells the granting agency who will work on the proposal, how much time they will spend, their qualifications, etc.  Provide curriculum vitae and other project personnel data in the format that the granting agency asks for.  You will have to identify a Principal Investigator.  Use their forms, if provided.  Stay within page limits. 

The budget section tells the granting agency what you propose to spend for salaries, benefits, supplies, overhead, etc. This is where your Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and your accounting staff join the process. First, identify the Direct Costs,s, e.g., your salary, materials, etc., and the Indirect Costs, e.g., the administrative costs, etc., of your project. Some granting agencies will fund direct and indirect costs. Some agencies, like the US government, will fund direct costs but require a financial audit of your organization to establish an indirect cost percentage rate they would pay. For example, some companies apply for $0 indirect costs to avoid a government audit of the company.  

The certifications are the assurances you will provide that you meet all the requirements and have the necessary programs to comply with United States, State, and local laws and the granting agency’s policies. 

A grant proposal will typically include the following components: 

  • Executive Summary: A concise overview of the proposed project.
  • Background and Significance
  • Objectives: The goals and objectives of the proposed project and deliverables. 
  • Methods: How will you do it?
  • Timetable
  • Budget
  • References 
You may be allowed to add supporting materials, such as data, figures, and graphs, that help to illustrate the proposed project.

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Once you have all of these sections written, do your final reviews. Then, submit your application as directed.

Ready to Take Your Grant Writing Skills to the Next Level?

If you’re ready to take your grant writing skills to the next level, start implementing these tips into practice today! Whether new to grant writing or looking to improve your success rate, remember that practice makes perfect. So don’t be afraid to keep trying, keep learning, and keep writing those grant proposals!

And if you need help, guidance, or support, don’t hesitate to contact PSC Biotech, professional grant writers.

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Benefit-risk assessment is critical to the regulatory review process for life science companies and healthcare products, including drugs, biologics, and medical devices, before it is approved for use by regulatory agencies such as the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the United States or other regulatory agencies in other countries. It involves evaluating the potential benefits of a product against its potential risks to determine whether it can be approved for use in patients.

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The primary objective of the benefit-risk assessment is to ensure that the product’s benefits outweigh its risks. The assessment considers the benefits’ magnitude, duration, and risks associated with the product. Factors such as the severity and nature of the illness or condition the product is intended to treat, the availability of alternative treatments, and the population of patients who would be prescribed the product are also taken into account.

A well-executed benefit-risk assessment helps regulatory decision-making authorities make informed decisions about approving a product for marketing and use. A product with a high benefit-to-risk ratio will likely be approved for use. However, if the product’s risks outweigh its benefits or are unknown, then regulatory decision-making authorities may require additional data or impose restrictions on its use.

Ultimately, a benefit-risk assessment aims to ensure that products approved for use are safe and effective and provide a clear patient benefit. By carefully evaluating healthcare products’ potential benefits and risks, regulatory authorities can help protect public health and ensure that patients can access safe and effective treatments.

This assessment involves gathering and analyzing data from various sources, including clinical trials, preclinical studies, and post-market surveillance, to determine the overall safety and effectiveness of the product. The goal is to ensure that the product’s benefits of the product outweigh the risks for the intended population. This process is an essential to regulatory compliance for pharmaceutical companies, as it helps ensure that only safe and effective products are available to patients.  

Benefit-risk assessment is a complex process that involves many different steps, including: 

  • Identifying the potential benefits and risks of a product: This step includes evaluating the results of clinical trials and other studies and considering the intended use of the product and the population it will be used in. Although every product has side effects, the pharmacological effects must outweigh the risks. Each side effect, adverse reaction, and significant event during pre-clinical and clinical trials must be investigated and provided in detail in the specific test reports and documentation.

     

  • Gathering and analyzing data: This includes collecting data from various sources, such as clinical trials, preclinical studies, and post-market surveillance, and analyzing it to determine the overall safety and effectiveness of the product. Documenting any significant event during these stages is crucial for a complete profile of the product’s potency, strength, and safety for effective FDA assessment.

     

  • Communicating the results: The results of the benefit-risk assessment must be communicated to regulatory agencies such as the FDA, as well as other stakeholders, including healthcare professionals and patients. Several interactions occur between the sponsors and regulatory agencies during the pre-application and application stages. Typically, a product manager is assigned during the application process that becomes the main point of contact between the FDA and the sponsor. It’s important to communicate any questions or information about the product to the FDA; this would help ensure a thorough review and approval.

     

  • Monitoring post-approval: Even after a product is approved, the benefit-risk assessment process continues monitoring for any new safety concerns or efficacy issues that may arise once the product is on the market. Companies must adopt good pharmacovigilance practices to monitor the product’s safety while in the market, record any adverse or fatal events and inform the FDA immediately of customer complaints and investigate the causes and take corrective or preventive actions. 

It is s important to note that the benefit-risk assessment process is dynamic, meaning that the assessment may change as new information becomes available. Companies must adopt an efficient quality management system (QMS) and good documentation to keep track of all changes and process controls and maintain all product and process-related documentation. Such systems can help companies adapt better to product or process changes based on the benefit-risk assessments. 

Additionally, pharmaceutical companies must comply with Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines set by international regulatory authorities to ensure that the data collected in the clinical trials are high quality and reliable. 

Not having a benefit-risk assessment for regulatory compliance can be a significant disadvantage for life science companies, as it can lead to: 

  • Non-compliance with regulations: A lack of benefit-risk assessment can result in a product or process not meeting regulatory standards, leading to non-compliance and penalties. Regulated products must always be compliant with each market’s specific regulations and standards. Lack of compliance could lead to FDA issuing Warning Letters, 483s, or even suspension or withdrawal of the product from the market. These regulations are in place to ensure that the product meets the highest standards of quality, safety, and efficacy.

  • Delayed product approvals: The regulatory approval process may be delayed without a thorough benefit-risk assessment. This can impact the company’s ability to bring new products to market in a timely manner without timely approval. Lack of benefit-risk assessment can also result in the rejection of an application and, ultimately, loss of time, resources, and efforts in studies for product approval.  It’s essential to communicate well with regulatory agencies for sponsors to understand the requirements for product approval.

  • Difficulty in justifying product claims: Without a benefit-risk assessment, it can be difficult for the company to justify the safety and efficacy of its products to regulatory bodies and the public. FDA requires thorough documentation of all the studies and reports that show that the product is safe for human use before it can be approved.

     

  • Difficulty in identifying potential safety issues: A lack of benefit-risk assessment can make it difficult to identify potential safety issues associated with a product or process, which can lead to negative consequences for patients and the company. This could lead to withdrawing or suspending an existing product or rejecting the marketing a new product.

     

  • Negative impact on reputation: Not having a thorough benefit-risk assessment may damage the company’s reputation and its ability to gain the trust of customers and regulators. This especially applies to products existing in the market and those not monitored for adverse events during post-approval and marketing phases. It’s crucial for companies to monitor and maintain a product as long as it is in the market, and that includes keeping track of all significant and adverse events as well as investigating product complaints and monitoring the quality over the lifecycle of the product. 

In conclusion, benefit-risk assessment is an important aspect of regulatory compliance for pharmaceutical companies as it helps to ensure that only safe and effective products are made available to patients. 

PSC Biotech has the regulatory expertise to help your company assess all benefits and risks related to any product, such as pharmaceuticals, medical devices, biological products, and animal products. PSC Biotech also provides expertise in any kind of regulatory process and compliance activities, such as authoring CTD Modules and maintaining project documentation. PSC can help you develop an effective strategy to generate and maintain post-approval products and help you understand key regulations and guidelines to help your product stay compliant as long as it is marketed.

With the help of PSC Software such as ACE and ACE Essentials, you can establish an effective QMS and keep track of all your regulatory and quality-related documentation and records. PSC professionals can help you navigate the regulatory process until the end and gain marketing approval for your product.

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Grant writing is preparing and submitting proposals to secure funding from grant-making organizations such as government agencies, foundations, and corporations. Grant funding can be a critical source of revenue for non-profit organizations, academic institutions, and businesses seeking to develop new projects or expand existing programs.

Effective grant writing requires a clear understanding of the grant-making organization’s priorities and objectives, strong writing skills, and attention to detail. A successful grant proposal should communicate the organization’s mission and goals, outline the proposed project or program, and demonstrate the potential impact of the funding.

Grant writing can be highly competitive, with many organizations vying for a limited pool of funds. However, with careful planning, thorough research, and expert guidance, organizations can increase their chances of securing the funding they need to achieve their goals.

 

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