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    Process Risk AssessmentModel

    Robert C. Menson, PhD

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    What Risks Must Be Managed?

    Business

    Product liability

    Regulatory

    Risk to safety ofpatients, users, handlers

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    Intended Use/Intended Purpose

    Use of a Product, Process or Service

    in accordance with the specifications,instructions and information providedby the manufacturer

    ANSI/AAMI/ISO 14971:2000, definition 2.5

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    PAT(Process Analytical Technologies) Systems for the analysis and control of

    manufacturing processes based on timely

    measurement during procession ofcriticalquality parameterand performance attributesof raw and in-process materials andprocesses, to assure acceptable end-product

    quality at the completion of the process.

    FDA Subcommittee on PAT Proposed Definition

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    Elements of the Risk

    Management Process

    Risk Analysis

    Risk Evaluation

    Risk Control

    Post-Production Information

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    Risk Assessment Tools Risk Matrix

    PHA= Preliminary Hazard Analysis

    FTA=Fault Tree Analysis

    FME(C)A=Failure Mode Effects(Criticality) Analysis

    HAZOP=Hazard Operability Analysis HACCP=Hazard Analysis and Critical

    Control Point

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    POTENTIAL FAILURE MODE AND EFFECTS ANALYSIS

    X-Ray ZM Device FMEA Number

    Subsystem Page of

    Component ____________________ Responsibility Prepared By

    Process FMEA Date (Orig.) (rev.)

    Core Team:

    _______________________________________________________________________________________________

    Device/ Potential Potential S Potential O Current D R Recommended Responsibility Action Results

    Function Failure Effect(s) Cause(s) Controls P Action(s) and Target Actions RMode of Failure of Failure N omplete Date Taken S O D P

    N

    Field DefiningLightVisible TreatmentField Indication

    1) LightFailure

    Treatmentsetup timeincreases

    2 Burn OutBulb

    4 4 32 -Better lightsource-Redundantsource-Quick changelight bulb

    2

    1

    1

    3

    1

    1

    4

    2

    4

    24

    2

    4

    2)AlignmentFailure

    Wrong FieldDefinedCausingRepeat x-rays and

    additionalsetup time

    3 a) lightsourcemoved

    1 4 12

    3 b) Mirrormoved

    5 4 60

    FMEA Model

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    HAZOP ModelDesign Statement

    Activity Material Destination

    Transfer Powder Hopper

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    HAZOPTransfer Material Destination

    No Valve closed

    Line blockedPump broken

    Tank empty Valve closed

    Hopper full

    More Pump fast Larger tank

    Inaccurategage

    Otherthan

    Liquid

    Wrong powder

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    HACCP

    Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point

    Risk Management System

    Biological Hazards

    Chemical Hazards

    Physical Hazards

    Requires

    Prerequisite Quality System Program

    Traditionally GMPs

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    Risk Assessment Process

    Map Process

    1. RiskAssessment

    2. ECP

    Analysis

    3. ECPReview Matrix

    4. ECP

    Action Plan

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    Create SOD Tables Severity (S)

    Link to end product functional failure

    Medical Department involvement Occurrence (O)

    Use historical data

    Similar processes products

    Detection (D) Method validation studies

    Historical data

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    Evaluation Rules Concept of ECP:

    A process that is in control ( i.e. does not

    produce significant defects) but is verydifficult to verify by testing.

    The corollary is a process with a "high"level of defects that can be detected

    before shipment to the end user. If (S) >5 and (D) or (P) >5 then an

    ECP is assigned.

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    Risk Assessment Decision Tree

    Sev>5

    END

    Prob>5

    Det

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    Sev>5

    END

    Prob>5

    Det

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    Risk Assessment Decision Tree

    Sev>5

    END

    Prob>5

    Det

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    Risk Assessment Decision Tree

    Sev>5

    END

    Prob>5

    Det

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    Step 1: Identify Risks Using Process MapConvene participants from all relevant areas (Production, QA, QC, Packaging)

    Identify and rate failure modes for each process step by severity, probability,

    and detection Assign Essential Control Points (ECP) based on ratings

    Step Process Failure Mode Hazard Potential Cause Existing controls

    Detection

    Method Sev Prob Det

    ECP

    Y/N

    ECP

    Where

    3Pull releasedraw materials Stability

    Subpotency:

    delayed medicaltreatment

    LIMS not referencing new

    #, ManMan only

    references old # causingincorrect CofA

    Visual check of

    CofA with LIMS

    and

    ManMan(production) 4 4 3 NO

    Issue: 23,

    24, 26

    4.1

    Collect Water

    @ 126 drop /

    WFI System

    (Processing

    tank #1,2,3)High Count/ obj

    organism

    Infection requiring

    medical

    intervent ion WFI System failure

    WFI System Validation,

    SOP (equipment,

    preventive maintenance,

    manual cleaning,

    manufacturing, training,

    environmental, procedures)

    USP / EP water

    test, 10 8 3 YES

    USP Test

    Procedure

    4.2

    Collect Water

    @ 126 drop /WFI System

    (Processing

    tank #1,2,3)High Count/ obj

    organism

    Infection requiring

    medical

    intervention

    Container (tanks)

    contamination

    Manual cleaning validation,

    equipment qualification None 10 10 4 YES CIP / SIP

    4.3

    Collect Water

    @ 126 drop /

    WFI System

    (Processing

    tank #1,2,3)High Count/ obj

    organism

    Infection requiring

    medical

    intervention

    Improper sampling

    technique Training, SOP

    USP / EP water

    test, 10 10 3 YES

    USP Test

    Procedure

    Risk Assessment Document

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    Step 2: Identify key elements of ECPs Migrate ECPs from Risk Assessment to ECP Plan

    Assign process drivers/ owners for each ECP in the Plan

    Collect relevant Information (SOP#s, Equipment used, Training documents)

    Step Process Failure Mode Hazard

    Potential

    Cause Existing controls

    Detection

    Method Sev Prob Det

    ECP

    Y/N

    ECP

    Where

    4.1

    Collect Water @

    126 drop / WFI

    System

    (Processing tank

    #1,2,3)

    High Count/ obj

    organism

    Infection

    requiring

    medical

    intervention

    WFI System

    failure

    WFI System Validation,

    SOP (equipment,

    preventive maintenance,

    manual cleaning,

    manufacturing, training,

    environmental,

    procedures)

    USP / EP

    water test,10 8 3 YES

    USP Test

    Procedure

    Risk Assessment Document

    ECP#

    (1)

    Process

    (2)

    FailureMode

    (3)

    Potential

    Cause

    Procedure/Step

    (4)

    QualityAttribute

    (5)

    HowDetermined

    (6)

    Equipment

    (7)

    ReferenceDocuments

    (8)

    RelatedIssues

    (9)

    ECPOwner

    (10)

    4.1

    Collect Water

    @ 126 drop /

    WFI System

    (Processing

    tank #1,2,3)

    high

    count/obj.

    organism

    WFI System

    FailureP-F7010

    Specific Batch

    Record

    count

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    Step 3: Compile Risk Review MatrixBreak each ECP into review tasks based on SOPs, trainings, and other documents

    Each item # created is a distinct action item

    ECP

    #

    (1)

    Process

    (2)

    Failure

    Mode

    (3)

    Potential

    Cause

    Procedure

    /Step

    (4)

    Quality

    Attribute

    (5)

    How

    Determined

    (6)

    Equipment

    (7)

    Reference

    Documents

    (8)

    Related

    Issues

    (9)

    ECP

    Owner

    (10)

    4.1

    Collect Water

    @ 126 drop /

    WFI System

    (Processing

    tank #1,2,3)

    high

    count/obj.

    organism

    WFI System

    FailureP-F7010

    Specific Batch

    Record

    count

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    Step 4: Create Remedial Action Plan Prioritize each item # and assign responsibilities and completion dates

    Track items to completion

    Item

    #

    (1)

    ECP

    #(s)

    (2)

    SOP

    #(s)

    Remediati

    on Task

    (3)

    Prerequisites

    Required or

    Prerequisite

    to (4)

    Respon

    sibility

    (5)

    Completion

    Date

    (6)

    Reference

    Document

    (7)

    Link

    to:

    (8)

    Comm

    ents

    (9)

    14.1. 4.2,

    4.3

    QB-

    I5008

    Review/Generate TMV for

    QB-I5008

    QCP-017

    24.1. 4.2,

    4.3

    QB-

    I5008

    Milliflex

    sensor II

    qualification

    QCP-017

    34.1. 4.2,

    4.3

    QB-

    I5008

    Vitek DLSA

    qualification

    SN1030

    Report 49

    micro

    Risk Review Matrix

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