Delivering Value and Resilience using  Quality Risk Management

About PDAThe Parenteral Drug Association (PDA) is the leading global provider of science, technology and regulatory information and education for the pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical community. Founded in 1946 as a nonprofit organization, PDA is committed to developing scientifically sound, practical technical information and resources to advance science and regulation through the expertise of its nearly 10,000 members worldwide.

PDA Ireland Chapter

A Joint Seminar and Workshop hosted by PDA Ireland and PRST TUDublin

TU Dublin Grangegorman

The COVID Pandemic saw an unprecedented scale of risk management across public health and pharmaceutical sectors. The recent revision of ICH Q9 in 2021, focused on key areas including risk-based decision making, formality, subjectivity and supply chain management. Public Health, Regulatory Authority, Industry and Academic leaders will share experiences, current concepts, opportunities and challenges of risk management, drawing on experience during the pandemic and from Q9 revision. In the afternoon, 4 workshops will take place where attendees will discuss the interpretation and application of the four new elements of ICH Q9 to real-world scenarios such as operation reliability, quality release and supply chain. As each workshop will be run simultaneously, attendees are invited to select one workshop of their choice during the booking process (under Add-ons). Information from all workshops will be shared post in the event Please refer to agenda below for more detailsWe look forward to welcoming you.For any further information or questions, please contact: deirdre.tobin@merck.com Thank you to our sponsors for supporting this event: Pharmalex SkillPad Ecolab (Bioquell) Elis Novatek Europe ERA Sciences

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