LIVE WEBINAR
Designed for organizations responsible for investigating quality events, evaluating recurring issues, or maintaining corrective action systems across regulated operations.
ABOUT THE COURSE
Investigation teams routinely face decisions about whether observed failures reflect isolated events, contributing factors, or broader process and system weaknesses. This session structures investigation activities, analytical methods, impact evaluation, and CAPA linkage into a repeatable approach for resolving underlying causes.
The session begins with the role of failure investigation within CGMP systems and then follows the progression from problem definition through root cause identification, impact analysis, corrective action development, verification activities, and long-term monitoring. Practical analytical tools and workflow models are used throughout to support consistency and repeatability.
Key Areas Covered
John E. Lincoln
John E. Lincoln has spent decades helping regulated manufacturers address CAPA deficiencies, quality system remediation, validation challenges, FDA responses, and risk management activities. His experience across quality assurance, regulatory affairs, engineering, and product development provides direct perspective on how organizations identify systemic causes, implement corrective actions, and maintain effective closed-loop investigation processes.
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