Analytical Method Development and Validation for Chemical and Biochemical Product Quality Control: Implications for Global Marketing Strategies and Public Policy
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Analytical Method Development, Method Validation, Quality Control, Analytical Quality by Design, Chemical Products, Biochemical Products, Regulatory Compliance, Global Marketing, Public Policy, Quality AssuranceAbstract
The development and validation of analytical methodology are essential to guarantee the quality, safety, effectiveness and consistency of chemical and biochemical products during the development, manufacturing, distribution and commercialisation of these products. This paper highlights the importance of analytical procedures that are scientifically sound in a quality control system and explores the implications for global marketing strategies and public policy. It covers current method development concepts, such as analytical target profile, QbD, risk based optimization, validation, robustness and lifecycle management. The analytical issues related to pharmaceuticals, biopharmaceuticals, herbal products and botanical ingredients, nanotechnology-based products and emerging biologic products are emphasized. The paper also examines the reliability of the analytical data for regulatory submission, international market access, product consistency, product confidence and competitive positioning in various markets. Analytical standards need to be harmonized and regulatory oversight needs to be effective from a public policy standpoint to ensure that the products manufactured are not substandard and to improve the pharmaceutical supply chain and to safeguard public health. The analysis emphasises the need for manufacturers and regulators to incorporate analytical quality aspects during the entire product life cycle, and to tailor analytical validation approaches to ever-more complex product technologies. Enhanced laboratory capacity, harmonisation of regulations, innovative analytical tools, and ongoing method monitoring can contribute to quality assurance and help ensure responsible global commercialisation.
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