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For over 30 years SeerPharma has aided Pharmaceutical and Medical Device companies on matters of Quality Assurance and GMP compliance.

The current COVID-19 pandemic is seeing day to day quality related business operations challenged by attempting to deal with multiple personnel across different departments remotely. The need for immediate and...

INFOGRAPHIC:  A snapshot of how SeerPharma supported its clients in 2019 on matters of Quality Assurance and GMP compliance.

INFOGRAPHIC:  A snapshot of how SeerPharma has supported its clients in 2017 on matters of QA and GMP compliance.

PIC/S Authorities are coming to Melbourne in April 2017 and MTPConnect - the medical technology, biotechnology and pharmaceutical (MTP) Industry Growth Centre - is going to connect the Australian sector with PIC/S event participants.

Self inspection, commonly referred to as an internal audit, is a fundamental part of implementing, maintaining and improving your Pharmaceutical Quality System.  Written into the PIC/S Guide to GMP as chapter 9 due to its criticality, Pharmaceutical manufacturers must ensure their self inspection programme is effective.

INFOGRAPHIC:  A snapshot of how SeerPharma has supported its clients in 2016 on matters of QA and GMP compliance.

Quality Risk Management (QRM) is a GMP compliance requirement for Pharmaceutical organisations. The ICH Q9 guideline on Quality Risk Management (Annex 20 of the PIC/S GMP Guide) is expected to be adopted by manufacturers to ensure compliance with clauses 1.12 and 1.13 of Part I of the PIC/S GMP Guide:

We're excited to announce the first list of confirmed speakers for our Symposium to be held in Singapore on 16 - 17 March 2017: A Global Perspective on Effective Management of Risk-based GMP for Health Products.

As part of our commitment to the local biotech sector, SeerPharma was proud to sponsor a BioMelbourne Network session on Corporate Culture and Risk earlier this year.

Environmental monitoring (EM) of a GMP facility may be conducted for a variety of reasons. The major reasons for conducting EM are to assess the effectiveness of the cleaning program and to assess the impact of the environment on product quality.