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Improvement in QC Environmental Monitoring Processes with Paperless Data Capture System Presented by Susan Harrison Senior Manager, Microbiology Jeremy Tanner QC Information System Specialist

Co-sponsors www.drsarmo.com www.vialis.ch www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 2

Today s Presenters Susan Harrison Senior Manager, Microbiology Bob Toal VP Marketing Jeremy Tanner QC Information System Specialist www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 3

60-Minute Agenda MODA Overview 45-Minute Presentation by Lonza 15-minute Interactive Q&A Wrap-up up, Next Webinar A copy of this presentation and the movie of the live session will be available for download from the MODA website shortly after the presentation. www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 4

Background: MODA Provide mobile data acquisition solutions that automate regulated manufacturing processes Pharmaceuticals to consumer products Office locations Wayne, PA Headquarters (suburban Philadelphia) London, England World-wide sales in North America, Europe, and Asia Strategic partners www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 5

MODA Value Proposition 1. More science. Less paper. p Quickly move from paper-intensive QC Monitoring & Analysis 2. Increase operational efficiency, i improve quality, reduce costs MODA-EM offers mobile computing technology and advanced visualization tools www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 6

Representative Customers www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 7

The Paper-based QC Process Example: Manual Utility Sampling and Lab Processing NO Plan Print sampling schedule & labels per EM SOP Assign sampling activities to QC Analysts Reconcile planned samples with collected samples All samples accounted for? YES Close out sampling schedule per EM SOP NO Collect Put on sterile outer garments and enter processing area Identify area to collect samples from facility map Collect sample and affix label Record date, time and initials on paper schedule and media All samples collected YES Deliver sampling paperwork to QC Supervisor Deliver samples to Microbiology or Biochemistry for processing Process Record sample receipt Prepare samples for testing. Report media lot, equipment, dilution info Record incubation start date and time Incubate samples Record incubation stop date and time Analyze samples and record results Results in range? NO Notification of Alert or Action YES Review & Analyze Aggregate data Trend results Trends OK? NO Investigate excursion Report results YES www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 8

The Paperless QC Process Example: Manual Utility Sampling and Lab Processing. 11 steps removed NO Plan Print sampling schedule & labels per EM SOP Assign sampling activities to QC Analysts Reconcile planned samples with collected samples All samples accounted for? YES Close out sampling schedule per EM SOP NO Collect Put on sterile outer garments and enter processing area Identify area to collect samples from facility map Collect sample and affix label Record date, time and initials on paper schedule and media All samples collected YES Deliver sampling paperwork to QC Supervisor Deliver samples to Microbiology or Biochemistry for processing Process Record sample receipt Prepare samples for testing. Report media lot, equipment, dilution info Record incubation start date and time Incubate samples Record incubation stop date and time Analyze samples and record results Results in range? NO Notification of Alert or Action YES Review & Analyze Aggregate data Trend results Trends OK? NO Investigate excursion Report results YES www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 9

Paperless Efficiency Example Paper 8 hours Paperless 4 Hours = Savings 4 Hours www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 10

Automated Reports & Analytics www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 11

Webinar Focus Areas Lonza s Lean Six Sigma initiative Why MODA-EM for paperless QC Micro Lonza process improvements: reports, trending data, metrics Lonza ROI: Financial, Compliance, User Adoption Real-time Q&A with Lonza subject experts www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 12

History Evaluated LIMSystem(s) Commercial off the shelf systems Tablet PC system Didn t proceed Corporate commitment MODA Technology Partners Presentation at PDA Conference Summer 06 Offered solution specifically for Environmental Monitoring (EM) Start-up company, flexible Investment www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 13

Lean Six Sigma (LSS) Initiative Company wide initiative Eliminate Waste Reduce Lead/Labor Time LSS Microbiology Standardized EM program (SOPs) Revised SOPs and Forms Mistake-proofing (Forms) Maintenance of cleaning logs Reduce Lead and/or Labor Time Implement MODA-EM module Production staff performs all routine monitoring Eliminated unnecessary sites Revised requirements for Bacterial ID (based on criticality) Workshop held Three beta sites identified Timelines established Validated and implemented www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 14

Lonza EM Program In support of 13 existing clean room suites; Walkersville, MD 1 clean room facility; Salisbury, MD Unique requirements (cell therapy to crab bleeding) Additional clean rooms to be built Program Total Particulates, Viable Air, Settling, Contact, Personnel Daily monitoring of Class 100 (ISO 5) & Class 10,000 (ISO 7) Production staff (>100) Perform most routine monitoring QC Micro staff (13) Plate enumeration, data review, trending, ID s Perform validations (aseptic process, cleaning, gowning) www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 15

Micro EM Volume 2006-2007 SOP Description Total (2006) Total (2007) 918.238 1300.1606 1300.1607 1300.1609 Plate Enumerations BioProducts Cell Therapy 31,845 37,777 42,597 61,078 918.238 1300.1607 Total Particle Counts BioProducts Cell Therapy 8,650 4,291 11,258 7,833 918.239 Gowning Validations 178 219 Various Aseptic Process Validations (APVs) BioProducts 34 23 Cell Therapy 74 108 Various Cleaning Validation Sessions (CVs) 70 36 Total Testing 82,919 123,152 www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 16

Recurring Issues Paper based system (error prone) Duplication of effort Completing paperwork Data entry Timely data review (volume) Current database Limited selection of reports Time spent generating trending reports Not validated or CFR21 Part 11 compliant Requires data verification www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 17

Paper-Based Data www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 18

or Paperless Data MODA (Mobile Data Acquisition) Paperless Environmental Monitoring system Records same information as our current paper system Capable of generating trend reports User-friendly interface Selected three beta sites Sterility Core II LAL Core I CTS 209 www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 19

Current System vs. MODA Current System Particle-generating paper autoclaved into clean room Data capture onto paper Redundant Entry of data information in access/excel Numerous Corrections for Omissions and Errors MODA Clean room compatible *No paper* Real-Time electronic data capture Trending is manual, time- consuming and limited in scope One-Step Data Capture of information Reduces corrections through mandatory fields/dropdowns System generates a variety of automatic trend reports www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 20

Implementation Timeline Sep 06 Vendor demo Dec 06 Discussed configuration Jan 07 Project kickoff Apr Aug 07 IT Transition delays Server requirements Computer hardware/software transition Jul 07 Oct 07 Nov 07 Dec 07 IT Support Software installed in test environment Installation Qualification (IQ) completed Operation Qualification (OQ) completed Performance Qualifications (PQ s) completed www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 21

MODA Improves EM Processes Eliminates several steps from the paper-based p EM Process Reduces Task and Process Time Task Time Hands-on time to complete each task Process Time Turn Around Time Data readily available Improves overall compliance www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 22

Current Paper-Based Process Flow Record Print Record Record Record Enter Forms Media Label Create Equip. Media Clean Expiration Plates Current Paper-Based Labels Process Room Calibration Expiration Dates Flow File Forms Record Data on Forms Dates Start Incubation Production Tasks Record Data on Forms Record Data on forms Complete Accession Log Collect Samples Submit Samples to QC Record Data on forms Exit Clean Room Stop Incubation Record Enumerate Data on Plates Forms QC Tasks Record Results on forms Verify Completed Verify Completed p Form (Analyst) (Analyst) Yes Incomplete No Follow up Verify Complete Form Excursion Complete ID Forms Enter into ID Database Excursion Log Spreadsheet Complete Notification Form, Corrective Action Form Email Notification Yes No Archive Forms File Completed Forms Data Entry Approve Forms Yes Complete Review Forms (Supervisor) No Trending Data Review Completed Forms Follow Up Manual Site/Type Charting Compile by Cleanroom/ Class Compile Excursions = Paper Based Task = Review/Trending Tasks Data Accuracy Trending Analysis/ Generate www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Verification Paper. 23 Report = Process Tasks

Process Flow without Paper Tasks Enter Clean Room Start Incubation Label Plates Production Tasks Select Samples Collect Samples Submit Samples to QC Exit Clean Room Stop Incubation Select Samples Enumerate Plates Electronic Results Entry QC Tasks Excursion Complete ID Forms Enter into ID Database Complete Notification Form, Corrective Action Form Email Notification Yes No Data Entry Yes Complete Electronic Review and Approve No Trending Data Follow Up Manual Site/Type Charting Manual Site/Type Charting Compile by Compile by Cleanroom/ Class Class Compile Excursions Compile Excursions = Review/Trending Tasks Data Accuracy Verification Trending Analysis/ Generate Report = Process Tasks www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 24

Process Flow with MODA www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 25

User Feedback Perception Sampling, Incubation and Results Entry Prep Work Sampling Incubation Corrections Enumeration Report generation Monthly Trending Quarterly Trending Plate Counts Audit Report Review and Approval Review and Approve Corrections www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 26

User Feedback Metrics Sampling and Incubation (Production) Prep Work Perform EM Incubation Corrections Results Entry (QC Micro) Prep Enumeration Data Entry Corrections Review and Approval Corrections Trending Monthly Quarterly Organism www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 27

Estimated Time Savings Task Sampling and Incubation Time Saved Per person per day Number of Users per day Total Time Savings per day for Three cores 3 minutes 3 9 minutes Results Entry 36 minutes 3 108 minutes Review and Approve 8 minutes 3 24 minutes Monthly Trending 13 minutes 5 65 minutes Quarterly Trending 17 minutes 1 17 minutes Excursion/Organism 22 minutes 1 22 minutes Trending TOTALS 4 hours Total Savings: 1 hour 20 minutes per core per day www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 28

Model of Financial Benefits 1.3 hours/day x 3 beta sites = 3.9 hours/day 1.3 hours/day x 11 clean room suites = 14.3 hours/day 18.2 hours/day 8 hours day/analyst = 2.2525 FTEs Miscellaneous savings (binders, paper, ink, particle-counter tape, autoclave costs, archiving and storage of data) Favorable ROI www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 29

cgmp Compliance Current System Significant number of documentation errors Long Turn around time for processing data Paper presents particulate and microbial contamination risk MODA Eliminates documentation errors Short-turn around time for processing data Clean room compatible equipment reduces contamination risk www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 30

21 CFR Part 11 Compliance Current Database Access database for data storage is not validated No control of changes in access database No electronic signature for changes All users have all privileges. Data stored in binders that are stored on and off site. MODA Validated system Audit trail tracks all changes/records Electronic signature for all major steps to ensure traceability Varying levels of access to system dependent upon job function Data stored on servers that are backed up on a routine basis www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 31

FDA Aseptic Processing Guide Regulatory Expectations* The quality control unit should provide routine oversight of near-term (e.g., daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly) and long-term trends in environmental and personnel monitoring data Trend reports should include data generated by location, shift, room, operator, or other parameters The quality control unit should be responsible for producing specialized data reports (e.g., a search on a particular isolate over a year period) with the goal of investigating results beyond established levels and identifying any appropriate follow-up actions. Significant changes in microbial flora should be considered in the review of the ongoing environmental monitoring data * Guidance for Industry: Sterile Drug Products Produced by Aseptic Processing Current Good ManufacturingPractice www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 32

Trending/Report Generation Compliance Current System 5 Analysts 8-10 hours per month after data entry Limited Scope of Trending Reports No Formal way of tracking flora Limited Time frames All trending performed by QC for QA and Manufacturing MODA Quick and efficient trending in real time Wide array of trend report formats Flora can be trended by person, site, room, facility Time frame can be specified Ease of trending allows others (QA, Manufacturing) to perform their own trending www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 33

Benefits of MODA Clean room compatible equipment Instant data entry eliminating paper transpositions Eliminates duplication of efforts in data entry and trending Equipment Interface (MetOne Particle counter) 21 CFR Part 11 compliant Generation of timely trending reports Storage of paper documentation eliminated Severability: Continues sampling process without wireless internet connection Added bonus: DMS access through PC tablets i.e. Documentum, NovaManage www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 34

Recommendation Based on potential cost savings, compliance, and end-user satisfaction, we recommended site-wide id implementation ti of MODA www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 35

Path Forward Phased site-wide implementation Cell Therapy Media (Core, TBS, Hood, Sterilization & PMPD) LAL (Core II, Formulation & Salisbury) QC (Sterility Core I, Sterility Hood, Micro & backup/training) Other sites (QA Inspection, Utilities) Site Licensure Transition to new version Including VIP module Possible implementation ti at other company sites www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 36

Summary Employed LSS tools to identify areas for improvement Used EM Program requirements to justify the need for a software solution Selected MODA-EM for beta site evaluation Demonstrated benefits Financial Compliance End-user satisfaction Corporate support for site-wide implementation www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 37

Acknowledgments QC MODA Project Team Jeremy Tanner, Susan Harrison, Sue Stoops, Valerie Williams, Jennifer Lesko, Melissa McLearen, Joe Matta & Jason Smith Others QA: Vijaya Rangavajhula, Ward Broadrup, Heath Coats IT: Maria Hess, Makiese Lukama, Nicole Norwood, Greg Jilek Production: Kara Anlauf, Mike Shutty, Monyque Bruchey MODA Technology Partners Brad Turner, Michael Marshall, Steve Kirsch, Nicole Quinlan & Mike Desiderio www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 38

Today s Cleanroom Source: Environmental Monitoring A Comprehensive Handbook, Volume 1 cleanroom touch pads or computer terminals that allow for automated data entry IN THE ROOM. palm-pilot-type of data collection devices that can directly download to the computer system and allow for direct data transfer without risk of contamination. real time data for many of the chemistry and microbiology tests that must be performed. www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 39

Today s QC Micro Lab Source: Environmental Monitoring A Comprehensive Handbook, Volume 2 analysis and trending of environmental data is essential to aid in the interpretation of process stability and assess overall control performance. EM Reports must be accurate, traceable, timely, and well-documented www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 40

Bob Toal MODA btoal@modatp.com (484) 253-1000 x133 Questions & Answers To submit a question, use the Q&A feature of WebEx (bottom right of your screen). If we do not answer a question online, we will be sure to follow up with an e-mail. www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 41

Wrap-up Additional Customer-Focused Events in 2009 Topics being considered: d Bridging the gap between LIMS and EM needs Advancements in automated Endotoxin testing Use of Pre-Barcoded d Media in QC Micro Advancements in automated Air Testing Personal consultation: Bob Toal, btoal@modatp.com, (484) 253-1000 x133 Learn more: www.modatp.com A copy of this presentation and the movie of the live session will be available for download from the MODA website shortly after the presentation. www.modatp.com 2009 MODA Technology Partners, Inc More Science. Less Paper. 42