Batch Analysis Records
Batch Analysis Records
Speaker:
HERU PURNOMO
BATCH ANALYTICAL REPORT
Common Data Recording Deficiencies
• Post it usage
• Missing printout
• Focus on end data not the process sequence especially for dilution steps
• Instrument traceability
Attributable Who performed an action and when Unique IDs, Audit Trails
Legible Can the data file / written entries be Legible and meaningful data
read throughout the life cycle?
Contemporaneous and Documented at the time of the Time stamped; easy access to
Complete activity systems
All data/information complete No missing data/information
Original Original record or a certified copy Back up and archive systems
capture all data & meta data
Accurate No errors or editing without Procedures exist to control any
documented amendments amendments or re-processing
of data
Secured & Controlled • Prohibit unauthorized access • Individual login IDs &
• Actions attributable to specific passwords
individual • Access level aligned to job
• Protected from accidental or role
deliberate changes • System access
management procedure
• Physical security controls
• Firewalls & controlled
remote access
• Documented control of
electronic signatures
Batch Analytical Report will provide more detail instruction, and define critical
steps/parameter to check.
As it is specific BAR per batch, it become complete source of information how one
batch is tested according to updated testing method
In common
More detail instruction, minimize unclear instruction practices this
timing seldom to
be recorded
1 set of BAR contained tests according to official TS method. Test can spread to
few analysts to perform test. By having proper footnote/headnote and paginating it
helps to ensure all testing and result has been completely performed.
The header (printed every page) contained :
• Related batch
• Product Name/Product Code
• Reference Testing Method
Header
Destruction Processing
Destruction Review
Retention
Review
& Retrieval
Retention &
Reporting
Retrieval
Reporting
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QUALITY CULTURE
Included in company core’s value, code of ethics and proper conduct to assure the
reliability and completeness of data.
All employees should be trained on the code of ethics and conduct, and it should be
prominently displayed throughout the worksite
Transparent and open reporting of deviations, errors, omissions and aberrant
results at all levels of the organization, irrespective of hierarchy
Reporting mechanism independent of management hierarchy
Top down enforcement
Walk the talk