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Subscribe NewsletterIs your Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) in compliance with 21 CFR Part 11 Subpart B - Electronic Records?
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600037
Overview: This webinar has been developed to provide clarification and interpretation on how to use LIMS in compliance with FDA Electronic Signatures and Electronic Records Rules.
For laboratories typically processing large numbers of samples every day, information management is a critical task. With a growing workload in the laboratory, the chances for errors of omission and data transcription increase, as does the amount of time devoted to paperwork, unnecessary duplication and rework.
Additionally, periodic review and analysis of the progress and quality of laboratory work becomes increasingly important. In fact, a laboratory can be only as good as its ability to manage its final product - the information it produces.
Laboratory productivity, accuracy and control are usually greatly increased with improved information processing capabilities.
For laboratories typically processing large numbers of samples every day, information management is a critical task. With a growing workload in the laboratory, the chances for errors of omission and data transcription increase, as does the amount of time devoted to paperwork, unnecessary duplication and rework.
Additionally, periodic review and analysis of the progress and quality of laboratory work becomes increasingly important. In fact, a laboratory can be only as good as its ability to manage its final product - the information it produces.
Laboratory productivity, accuracy and control are usually greatly increased with improved information processing capabilities.
Areas Covered in the Session:
- Define LIMS
- Benefit of LIMS
- LIMS Functionality
- Quality Assurance
- Lifecycle of samples
- Compliance and Validation
Who will Benefit:
- Quality system auditors
- All Quality/Compliance Managers at sites with LIMS
- All System Owners of LIMS
- All users of LIMS