This document discusses Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) regulation and conducting precise but useless tests. It suggests a process management focus would encourage statistical process control methods to find the root causes of problems and eliminate errors in future experiments. The outcome of audits depends partly on the inspectors, and quality improves when people strive to continually improve their tools and processes.

1. Presented by
Pragnesh Panchamvedi
M.S.Pharm Regulatory Toxicology
NIPER-Mohali, INDIA

2. Under G.L.P. Regulation it is possible to conduct
precisely a set of useless test

3. A process management focus would encourage
statistical process control methods. Process
thinking leads to root cause analysis of problems &
systemic elimination of error in future experiments

4. Outcome of audit is partly function of people who do the
inspection quality emerges when people strive continually
to improove their tools & processes