Content Summary
• Understanding products and processes in order to implement Quality by Design (QbD) into product development
• Delivery of quality metrics for risk-based inspection schedules as proposed by a new quality metrics program
• Shared responsibility for products manufactured by their Contract Manufacturing Organizations (CMOs)
• Drive improvements in manufacturing technology, product quality and safety - reducing recalls and mitigating drug shortages
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