Society relaunches its analytical validation course
The Royal Pharmaceutical Society, in partnership with the Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences, is relaunching its residential course on international analytical validation and regulatory issues for the pharmaceutical industry.
It is also offering a special “early bird” fee for registrations
received before 1 July.
The updated two-and-a-half day course will be held at the Hilton Hotel,
York, from 1 to 3 October with standard fees of £1,420 for Society
and APS members and £1,490 for others. A reduced fee of £1,395
will apply to all registrations received by the end of this month.
The course is aimed at quality assurance managers, registration personnel,
analytical and bioanalytical professionals and those who are responsible
for validated systems. Based
on interactive tutorials and syndicated workshops, the course will focus
will be on problem-solving strategies. Delegates will be guided by a
panel of experts led by Tony Fell, professor of pharmaceutical chemistry
at the University of Bradford.
The course includes a social programme offering networking opportunities
through a welcome reception and a course dinner.
Further information about the course appears below:
Residential course: International analytical validation
and regulatory issues for the pharmaceutical industry
Royal Pharmaceutical Society in partnership with Academy of Pharmaceutical
Sciences
Dates: Monday 1 October
(midday) to Wednesday 3 October (3.30pm) 2007.
Venue: Hilton Hotel, York.
Content: An overview and update on the principles of international
validation for the analysis of medicinal substances and preparations,
coupled with state-of-the-art assessment of validation protocols
for regulatory submissions, with tutorials and syndicated workshops
providing an environment for problem-solving in small group discussions
with industrial and academic experts.
Participants: The courses is intended for quality assurance managers,
registration personnel and analytical and bioanalytical professionals
working in the pharmaceutical and biomedical industries and for
managers and staff responsible for running validated systems in
a regulated
environment, including contract research organisations.
Fees: £1,420 for members of the Society or APS and £1,490
for others. An early bird fee of £1,395 applies to those registering
before 1 July. Fee includes two nights’ accommodation, all
meals and refreshments, a welcome reception and a resource pack
with CD-ROM and full course documentation.
Further information: Julie Churchill, Science
Programme Manager, Royal Pharmaceutical Society, 1 Lambeth High
Street, London, SE1 7JN (tel 020 7572 2261; fax 020 7572 2506;
e-mail science@rpsgb.org).
Information
is also available from the “Events
and meetings” page of the Society’s website. |
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