Overview:
Join
us for an interactive webinar that demystifies the process of configuring and
validating GxP compliant spreadsheet applications to prevent FDA 483s and
enhance your Excel proficiency. In this hands-on session, we will guide you
step by step through configuring Excel for audit trails, security features,
data entry verification, and more. Learn how to validate your application with
minimal documentation and adapt Excel to suit your unique needs.
This
comprehensive webinar is designed to help you develop GxP compliant spreadsheet
applications using Excel's built-in 21 CFR Part 11 features, without the need
for programming macros. You will also discover practical techniques to avoid
483s and Warning Letters, streamline validation time and costs, and increase
compliance while reducing resource requirements.
Areas
covered during the session include:
- Developing GxP compliant spreadsheet applications
- Utilizing
Excel's built-in 21 CFR Part 11 features
- Apply
features required for GxP environments without programming macros.
- Configuring
Excel for audit trails, security features, data verification, and multiple
concurrent users
- Avoid
483s and Warning Letters
- Implementing
cell and file protections
- Understanding
the validation scope and minimizing documentation
- Understand
what does and does not need to be validated.
- Specifying
and testing your application
- Q&A
Learning
Objectives:
Why are spreadsheets so popular?
- Spreadsheet overview
- What
are they used for?
Why
is compliance a problem?
- How is it different from a calculator?
Developing
Part 11 applications
- Security
- Versioning
- Cell
protection
- Data
entry checks
- Audit
trail
- Data
output formatting
Validation
- Fill-in-the-blank
validation templates
- Step-by-step
validation
Using the validated application
- Maintaining,
upgrading, re-validation
Examples
- Requirements
- Specifications
- Test
cases
How
to turn on the audit trail
- How to view the audit trail
Why should you attend?
Join
our interactive, expert-led webinar to master the art of configuring and
validating GxP compliant spreadsheet applications in Excel, minimizing the risk
of FDA 483s. This hands-on session will not only enhance your Excel proficiency
but also help you save time and reduce costs associated with spreadsheet
validation and compliance.
Discover
how to leverage Excel's built-in 21 CFR Part 11 features for GxP compliance
without programming macros. Learn practical techniques for implementing audit
trails, security features, data entry verification, and cell protection.
Understand the scope of validation and how to minimize required documentation,
streamlining the process and reducing resource needs.
Don't
miss this valuable opportunity to sharpen your Excel skills, boost your
confidence in GxP compliant spreadsheet applications, and stay ahead in the
rapidly evolving landscape of computer system validation.
Who
will benefit?
- Excel
users in FDA Regulated Environment
- Quality
Assurance Managers and Specialists
- Validation
Engineers and Managers
- Regulatory
Affairs Professionals
- IT
Professionals - IT professionals working
in the life sciences industry need to understand how to configure and validate
GxP compliant spreadsheet applications to ensure that the systems they support
are in compliance with FDA regulations.
- Data
Analysts and Managers
- Clinical Research Managers and Associates
- Laboratory Managers and Scientists
David Nettleton Computer System Validation’s principal, David Nettleton is an industry leader, author, and teacher for 21 CFR Part 11, Annex 11, HIPAA, EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), software validation, and computer system validation.
Mr. Nettleton is involved with the development, purchase, installation, operation and maintenance of computerized systems used in FDA compliant applications. He has completed more than 300 mission critical laboratory, clinical, and manufacturing software implementation projects.
Mr. Nettleton recent book is Software as a Service (SaaS) Risk-Based Validation With Time-Saving Templates, which provides fill-in-the-blank templates for completing a COTS software validation project.