TI Application of Quality by Design in Drug Product Process Development

Thursday, November 11, 2010: 8:30 AM
Grand Ballroom B (Salt Palace Convention Center)

Description:
Quality-by-Design (Qbd), formally defined in ICH Q8(R1) Pharmaceutical Development, involves understanding the relationship between the manufacturing process and the drug product quality attributes. It requires defining a "design space" for the range of material or process inputs that will yield a product with acceptable attributes. Speakers are invited to present first-principles, experimental, or semi-empirical methods used to develop design spaces during drug product development. Speakers are also invited to discuss methods and case studies using risk assessment to determine what variables do and do not need to be included in design spaces.


Sponsor:
Topical i : Comprehensive Quality by Design in Pharmaceutical Development and Manufacture
Co-Sponsor(s):
Pharmaceuticals (15b)


Chair:
Kevin J. Bittorf
Email: Kevin_Bittorf@vrtx.com

Co-Chair:
John C. Strong
Email: john.strong@abbott.com

- indicates paper has an Extended Abstract file available on CD.




8:50 AM
(621c) A Science and Risk-Based Approach to Design Space Drug Product Development
Indra Neil Mukherjee, Neil MacPhail, Catherine Diimmler, Mitchell Colletto and Eric Seymour




9:50 AM
(621f) Can A Design Space Be Built On Material Attributes Alone?
James N. Michaels, Holly Bonsignore, Buffy L. Hudson-Curtis, Steven Laurenz, Homer Lin, Thomas Mathai, Girish Pande, Ashlesh Sheth and Omar Sprockel


10:10 AM
(621g) Impact of API Particle Size On a Sustained Release Oral Tablet Formulation
Sarina G. Harris Ma, Derrick Kim, Chen Mao, Laura Maurer and Sami Karaborni