1.0 OBJECTIVE:
To lay down the procedure for Quality Risk Management.2.0 SCOPE:
This procedure shall be applicable to Product, Process, Equipment, Systems.3.0 RESPONSIBILITY:
All Department Heads4.0 ACCOUNTABILITY:
All Department Heads5.0 PROCEDURE:
5.1 Quality Risk Management
Quality Risk Management is a systematic process for the assessment, control, communication and review of risks to the quality of the drug (medicinal) product across the product lifecycle.The two primary principles of Quality Risk Management are:
- the evaluation of the risk to quality should be based on scientific knowledge and ultimately link to the protection of the patient and
- the level of effort, formality and documentation of the Quality Risk Management process should be commensurate with the level of risk.
Risk Assessment:
The Risk Assessment consists in the identification of hazards, analysis and evaluation of risks associated with exposure to those hazards Risk assessment defines with three fundamental questions.a) Risk Identification address what might go wrong.
b) Risk analysis, to analyze the risk involved.
c) Risk evaluation, comparing the risk identification and analyze the risk against the criteria.
Any potential risk identified shall be assessed qualitatively and quantitatively. The risk assessment shall be done in a cross functional committee to read upto a common rating.
The output of risk is measured in two ways:
- Qualitatively: The risk shall be categorized into “High” “Medium” and “Low”.
- Quantitatively: The risk shall be provided with numerical values “1” “2” “3” “4” and “5”.
Based on the discussion/ view of the user department & QA/QC head.
Risk Control:
Risk Control analyzes and categorizes accordingly.Control of risk divided into:
Risk Reduction by different measures opted and elaborated in risk Management document.Risk Acceptance, as the risk involved is up to the acceptable level.
Control Mitigation control of risk shall categorize as:
Risk mitigation plan shall be discussed amongst the cross-functional departmental heads and appropriate measures to mitigate the risk be used.
On the basis of qualitative and quantitative status risk shall categorize into:
RISK LEVEL
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OBTAINED SCORE
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HIGH RISK
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3 to 6
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MEDIUM RISK
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7 to 11
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LOW RISK
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12 to 15
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Sr.No.
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Risk Identification No.
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Risk Involved
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Quantitative
Score
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Qualitative
Status
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Remarks
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Risk Identification number shall provide as R001, R002 … so on, for the risk management protocol, and the severity, likelihood and mitigation of risk shall be evaluated on the basis of qualitative and quantitative means.
Identified Risk with severity, likelihood and mitigation shall club together to provide the overall picture of risk assessment.
Sr. No
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Identification of Risk Involved
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Analyzing the Risk
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Evaluation of Risk
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Risk Reduction
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Quantitative Evaluation
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Qualitative Evaluation
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Risk Identification No.
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Description
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Severity of Risk Impact
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Likelihood Risk
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Mitigation Plan (Control)
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Total Score
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Risk Category
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Interdisciplinary teams are formed to undertake the activity of QRM, they should include experts from the appropriate areas (e.g. QA, QC, Production, Regulatory Affairs, Engineering, stores, Marketing, Legal, etc.) in addition to individuals who are knowledgeable about the QRM process.
As after Categorize the risk, evaluate the individual risk, and execute the corrective and preventive action, as per the High, Medium and Low risk.
Risk Category: High, Medium and Low.
Risk ID. No.
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Total Score
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Corrective action
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Preventive action
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Responsibility
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Remarks
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