Deviation is categorized as planned deviation and
unplanned deviation:
Planned
deviation:
Planned deviation mean pre approved deviation. Planned deviation shall be
approved before execution.
planned deviations are those the procedure are already planned and we know
before they occur.
Unplanned
deviation :
Unplanned
can be defined as departure from written
procedure . It may the uncontrolled event during performing the
procedure or operation any stage of manufacturing, packaging, testing,
holding and storage of drug product due to system failure or equipment
breakdown or manual error.
Deviation
can be categorized as Minor, Major and Critical based on the impact on the
quality
Minor
Deviation:
When the
deviation does not affect or minimum impact on
quality attribute, or critical process parameter, or an equipment or
instrument critical for process or control, it would be categorized as Minor.
Major
Deviation:
Moderately
impact on quality attribute, a critical process parameter, an equipment or
instrument critical for process or control, the deviation is categorized
as Major deviation
Critical
Deviation:
a substantial potential quality attribute, a critical process parameter, an
equipment or instrument critical for process or control, of which the impact to
patients (or personnel or environment) is highly probable, including life
threatening situation, the deviation is categorized as Critical.
You can also refer Difference between planned and unplanned Deviation .
You can also refer Difference between planned and unplanned Deviation .
Deviation management is crucial in the pharmaceutical industry. Planned deviations are pre-approved, while unplanned deviations result from unexpected events. Categorized as Minor, Major, or Critical, they reflect the impact on quality. Addressing deviations ensures product quality and patient safety.
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