What are the various steps involved in USFDA Audit:-
Sep 12
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The US FDA (Food and Drug Administration) audit process involves the following steps:
1. *Pre-Audit*: Notification of audit, review of company records, and preparation.
2. *Opening Meeting*: Introduction, audit purpose, scope, and procedures.
3. *Audit*: Review of documents, records, and processes; interviews with personnel.
4. *Inspection*: Observation of facilities, equipment, and operations.
5. *Sampling*: Collection of product samples for testing (if applicable).
6. *Closing Meeting*: Discussion of findings, observations, and recommendations.
7. *Audit Report*: Written report detailing findings, deviations, and corrective actions.
8. *Response*: Company response to audit report, addressing deviations and corrective actions.
9. *Follow-up*: FDA review of company responses and verification of corrective actions.
10. *Classification*: Audit classification (e.g., No Action Indicated, Voluntary Action Indicated, Official Action Indicated).
11. *Compliance*: Implementation of corrective actions and ongoing compliance.
Note: The FDA may also conduct follow-up audits to ensure compliance.