GLP and Automated Systems
In many instances, the optimal recommended 'no-argument' means of implementing GLP is to develop an automated approach to both Sample Preparation and Sample Measurement. If this can include an overarching 'chain of custody' sample history and data flow, combined with adequate SOP's for calibration & linearization of measuring tools, GLP compliance is virtually assured.
Implementing GLP on an automated system, as an intellectual and labour-intensive task, requires a GxP company to make a great amount of effort. To ease the burden of this management, Webster et al. have provided a tutorial for users to quickly embark on and do the job properly.
Certain Manufacturers & Vendors of Laboratory Instrumentation and/or Laboratory Automation are well-versed in assisting with the application of GLP (and 21CFR11) to their commercial offerings.
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