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QP Training Module - Pharmaceutical Quality Systems
28 May 2019 09:00 - 30 May 2019 17:00, Reading, United Kingdom
Introduction
Scope
The Qualified Person relies on the Pharmaceutical Quality System (PQS) to be able to fulfil their legal and operational responsibilities. This course provides a comprehensive overview of the requirements of the UK Study Guide. Scenarios and exercises are used to provide practical examples of how quality systems can be implemented in the real world.
A key course for all aspiring QPs, it will also be of benefit to anyone working in both quality and operational roles. In particular, this course is of direct relevance for those working in quality compliance or quality system roles, providing the latest updates required for Continuing Professional Development.This 3 day QP module takes place in our purpose built training facilities based on the University of Reading campus in Berkshire. All address details can be found on our website and in your Planning Your Visit pack received once you have booked a place. Please note all prices quoted on our website are exclusive of VAT.
By the end of the course you will know and understand:
The key role the PQS plays in ensuring quality and compliance
The key elements of a PQS
The role of PQS
Monitoring and oversight of the PQS
The current regulatory expectations for PQS and how these can be achieved
The interpersonal skills associated with maintaining a robust PQS infrastructure
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Venue
RSSL
Training Suite, RSSL, Reading Science Centre, Whiteknights Campus, Pepper Lane, Reading, RG6 6LA, United Kingdom
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RSSL
Reading Science Centre Whiteknights Campus Pepper Lane Reading RG6 6LA
+44 (0) 118 9184076
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