What are the validation prerequisites?
Validation of analytical methods
Practical sheet REF: FIC1409 V1
What are the validation prerequisites?
Validation of analytical methods

Author : Morgan GERMA

Publication date: February 10, 2015 | Lire en français

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2. What are the validation prerequisites?

Validating a method involves carrying out tests to provide experimental proof. The method (or process) calls on resources (equipment, materials, manpower) for their performance and know-how. On a routine basis, these resources are dependent on environmental conditions. These environmental disturbances can be grouped into five categories:

  • workforce (stress, morale, experience, qualifications);

  • environment (temperature, humidity, vibration, ergonomics, brightness, hygiene) ;

  • materials (consumables, reagents, electricity, compressed air) ;

  • hardware (software, devices, equipment) ;

  • method (data processing, protocol).

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