Orally Disintegrating Tablets
Orally Disintegrating Tablets Oral disintegrating tablets (ODTs) are an increasingly popular pharmaceutical dosage form, particularly for pediatric and geriatric patients who may have difficulty swallowing hard tablets. ODTs are designed to quickly dissolve or disintegrate in the oral cavity, allowing them to be swallowed with or without water. This makes them a preferred dosing form…
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Residual Solvents
Residual Solvents The pharmaceutical industry is especially concerned with the presence of residual solvents. These are chemical substances that can remain in pharmaceutical products after manufacturing, either as unreacted starting materials or by-products of reactions. Residual solvents are regulated due to their potential toxic effects and must be monitored throughout the pharmaceutical production process. Pharmaceutical…
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Pharmaceutical Quality System
Pharmaceutical Quality System Pharmaceutical Quality System (PQS) is a system of processes and procedures that aim to ensure the quality of pharmaceutical products. It includes good manufacturing practices, quality control systems, and assurance programs. The purpose of PQS is to ensure that pharmaceuticals meet safety standards and achieve desired therapeutic outcomes. PQS is an important component…
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Friability Test For Tablets
Friability Test For Tablets The pharmaceutical industry relies heavily on the friability test for tablets to ensure that pharmaceutical products retain their shape and integrity. This important test helps pharmaceutical companies guarantee that the products they provide are safe, effective, and of high quality. The process involves placing a certain number of tablets in a…
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Quality Management
Quality Management Quality management is a vital part of any successful business. It involves controlling and managing processes to ensure that the products and services produced meet customer requirements and industry standards. Quality management also helps organisations improve their operations by utilising best practices, analysing customer feedback, and increasing efficiency. Quality management is essential for…
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Routine Work and Avoiding Procrastination
Routine Work and Avoiding Procrastination In the Pharmaceutical Industry, Routine Work and Avoiding Procrastination are essential for success. Pharmaceutical companies need to ensure that tasks like manufacturing, packaging, labelling, distribution and other activities are completed on schedule. Without following a consistent routine, these tasks may take longer than necessary or may not be completed in…
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Trust in the Pharmaceutical Supply Chain
Trust in the Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Trust in the Pharmaceutical Supply Chain has become an increasingly important and complex challenge. As pharmacists, drug manufacturers, and healthcare providers all strive for improved patient safety outcomes and increased consumer trust, it is essential to have a secure and transparent system for tracking medication throughout its lifecycle. This is…
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Competence
Competence Competence is a vital asset in the pharmaceutical industry. A highly skilled workforce is essential for medical researchers, drug development scientists, and pharmaceutical sales reps to stay ahead of the competition. Pharmaceutical companies must invest in training and education programs to ensure their employees have the necessary skills and knowledge to excel in their…
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Managing Risk Through Change
Managing Risk Through Change As the pharmaceutical industry continues to face changes in regulations and adapt to new technologies, it is important for organisations within this field to understand the importance of managing risk through these changes. The risks associated with change can be severe, and if not managed properly, could lead to adverse outcomes…
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Organizational Risk Management
Organizational Risk Management Organisational risk Management is an important component of a successful business strategy. It involves assessing and minimising the risks associated with activities in order to reduce the likelihood of losses or damage. It takes into account both internal and external factors, such as legal, financial, operational, and environmental risks that could have…
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