Top Five Critical Issues Facing the PAT Professional

Recorded Date: 15 December 2006
Session Type: Recorded Webinar
Speaker: John Levins, Director, Technology Transfer & Process Innovation, Wyeth Consumer Healthcare

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1. Practical PAT strategies (starting out, business cases, development and manufacturing, culture change)
2. Validation in a PAT environment (tools, systems, processes) 
3. Categorization of PAT versus products 
4. Comparison of process analyzers (sensors) by product type 
5. Education and training requirements for practitioners

This recorded webinar will provide descriptions and goals for each task and how the COP is planning to address them. The PAT COP is a resource available to all PAT practitioners. This recorded  webinar will help attendees understand some of the benefits of participating in the COP, including the opportunity to become involved with the PAT COP and help determine its focus, and to receive access to an electronic discussion forum for discussion on industry topics among COP members, including authors of ISPE publications.

Learning Objectives:

The priority topics that have been identified by the PAT COP.

Who Should Attend:

Anyone involved in the development and implementation of PAT in manufacturing and pharmaceutical development.

Speaker Biography:

John Levins currently holds the title of director technology transfer and process innovation for the Wyeth Consumer Healthcare (WCH) division. His responsibilities include guiding the WCH PAT effort and leading a continuous improvement program for the WCH technology transfer process. He is also serving as co-chair of ISPE's PAT Community of Practice. Previously, he held previous positions in pharmaceutical development and API process development. He has Bachelor and Ph.D. degrees in chemical engineering.

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