Date and time: Wednesday 18 November - 12:00 to Thursday 19 November - 13:00
Location: IPEC Europe office - Rue Marie de Bourgogne 52, Brussels, Belgium
Target group:
This face-to-face workshop is primarily designed for professionals involved in the supply chain of pharmaceutical excipients, including excipient suppliers, distributors and those in the pharma industry engaged in supplier qualification and auditing all of whom regularly address GDP related challenges. This may also include quality, regulatory, as well as logistics personnel responsible for ensuring appropriate storage and warehousing, transportation, and handling conditions in order to maintain best practice across complex global supply chains.
Programme:
The content of the training will focus on the application of Good Distribution Practice (GDP) principles, drawing on the WHO Good Trade and Distribution Practices (GTDP) guidance and the IPEC GDP Guide for pharmaceutical excipients, to support participants in implementing robust, risk-based systems that safeguard product quality and integrity throughout distribution.
Objectives
The main objective is to:
Provide participants with knowledge and understanding of what needs to be applied to mitigate risks within the supply chain.
The course was developed to:
Participants will be able to:
Apply the learnings within the supplier and user environments to challenge the way their supply chain currently operates in order to make it more robust by applying a risk based approach.
Presenters:
Frank Milek, Hedinger
Rodrigo Arias, DFE Pharma
Allan Whiston, QA Resolutions
Registration fees:
| Category | Fee |
| IPEC Europe Member | 950 EUR |
| General Admission | 1250 EUR |
| Academia/Authority | 600 EUR |
The registration fees listed do not include VAT.
Registration fees include welcome lunch, refreshments and networking dinner on Wednesday 18 November, and welcome coffee and farewell lunch on Thursday 19 November. Accommodation in Brussels is not included in the registration fee.
All prices plus 21% VAT (Belgium).