Root cause analysis is an important part for identifying failures during investigation. This article will provide you a number of examples of fish bone diagram, which will be useful for all
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A structured approach to the investigation process should be used with the objective of determining the root cause.
The level of effort, formality, and documentation of the investigation should be commensurate with the level of risk, in line with ICH Q9.
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Abstract
Root cause analysis is an important
part for identifying failures during
investigation. This article will provide
you a number of examples of fish bone
diagram, which will be useful for all
Pharmaceutical professional.
Case Studies with
Fishbone Analysis
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FROM THE AUTHOR'S DESK
Dear Readers,
Through PRES we are trying to connect with the Global Pharma community. Where we
discussed, share and explore lots of pharmaceutical hot topics. Being a Pharma professional
it is very difficult to get time for own to do something different from the routine
responsibilities. Hope you all professionals are agreed with my views. That’s you, the readers
and followers of my blog, who always encouraged me a lot to do something different than my
routine assignment.
We know most of the information’s are easily available in web media; I am just trying to
collate all those information in a single article.
I have collated the information’s broadly from the major regulatory guidance document
including FDA, PIC,s, MHRA and other pharmaceutical knowledge resources like ISPE,
PDA & other websites.
Once again I would like to thanks to my readers, followers and seniors, who has encourage
me a lot.
PRES Mission
To develop scientifically sound, practical, technical information and resources to advance
science and regulation for the pharmaceutical industry
PRES Vision
To be the foremost global provider of science, technology, and regulatory information and
education for the pharmaceutical community
Official Link of website https://pres.net.in/
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ABOUT AUTHOR
Palash Chandra Das
M. Pharma
LinkedIn Link
Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Core Technical Area: Qualification & Validation , Sterility
Assurance, QMS, Investigation, Risk Management
Palash Chandra Das is the Technical Writer focuses on technical writing including investigative
reports and operating procedures. His passion for writing is displayed in the many writing sessions
he hosts via his Blogs at https://pres.net.in.
Mr. Palash Chandra Das is recognized as an expert in the field of aseptic manufacturing of
parenteral products, and is a frequent presenter at several web conferences and technical training for
Sterile Drug Manufacturing.
He earned his Master’s for Pharmaceutical chemistry from the University of West Bengal University
of technology in India.
Since 2011 Palash has associated with installation, qualification and operation of several production-
lines in standard Clean room Technology as well as in Isolator Technology at major regulatory
facility across India.
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Contents
1. Introduction ....................................................................................................................................5
2. Manual Visual Inspection processs :...............................................................................................6
3. Particle generation source in sterile injectable process : ...............................................................6
4. Particle generation source with in filling line Isolator : ..................................................................7
5. NVPC/CPMS excurtion in filling line:...............................................................................................8
6. Sterile poduct quality assesment:.................................................................................................12
7. Critical procss step of Tablet manufacturing:...............................................................................13
8. Variation of Potency: ....................................................................................................................13
9. Inefficient Supply Chain management:.........................................................................................14
10. Work accident:..........................................................................................................................15
11. Microbiological Contamination Risk:........................................................................................16
12. Product Contamination:............................................................................................................17
13. Direct compression tablet:........................................................................................................17
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1. Introduction :
ishbone diagram may also be referred to as “Cause and Effect” diagram, or Ishikawa
diagrams, after their founder Kaoru Ishikawa. Whatever your preferred term, the
fishbone diagram is a great tool for delving into a problem when we need to determine
the root cause, and you are surrounded by the opinions of those around you. It provides
a process to clearly define the “Effect” and then puts you to thinking about the possible causes, based
on the categories of common problems in manufacturing.
In manufacturing, it it accepted that there are 6 main branches that need investigation. These are often
describes as the “6M’s” but feel free to use the terms that best suit your company.
People / Manpower: Everyone involved with the process across the value stream, including
support functions
Processes / Methods: This defines how the process is performed and the all requirements
needed for doing it, including quality procedures, work orders / travelers / work instructions,
drawings
Machines / Equipment: All machines and equipment, needed to accomplish the job, including
tools
Materials: Raw materials purchased parts and sub assemblies that feed into the end product
Measurements: defines how have we determined that the outcome is wrong
Environment: The conditions that influence the process including time, temperature, humidity
or cleanliness
Reference link: https://txm.com/fishbone-diagrams/
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2. Manual Visual Inspection processs :
Figure 1: Elaborated fish bone analysis for idntifying the root cause for failur of manual
visual inspection process for Lyophilized and liquid formulation:
3. Particle generation source in sterile injectable process :
Figure 2: Detailed fish bone analysis for identifying probable root cause for generating
extrinsic and intrinsic Particle in liquid and lyophilized injectable manufacturing process
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4. Particle generation source with in filling line Isolator :
Figure 3: Elaborated fish bone analysis for idntifying the root cause for generating
particles/fiber with in aseptic filling line Isolator :
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5. NVPC/CPMS excurtion in filling line:
Figure 4: Elaborated fish bone analysis for identifying the root cause for NVPC /CPMS excursion in aseptic filling line/ Isolator:
Note: Apart from the above mentioned fishbone (figure 4), additional root causes is derived and incorporated in the below mentioned Table 1.
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Table 1: Root cause analysis for NVPC failure in clean room/filling room:
Sr. No. Category Root Cause
1 Man Training
2 Man Hygiene
3 Man Qualification
4 Man Intervention
5 Man Aseptic practice
6 Man Sampling
7 Man Stress/ Work load
8 Man Cross contamination
9 Man Sampling/EM activity
10 Man Improper Tyvek bag tear off
11 Machine AHU
12 Machine Improper fixing HEPA to ceiling
13 Machine HEPA filter damage/leakage/Age
14 Machine Door Interlock
15 Machine Vial Washing
16 Machine Improper cleaning of vials due to,
17 Machine Low pressure in utility
18 Machine Filter quality used for utility
19 Machine improper handling of vials
20 Machine Dismantled machine guard
21 Machine Depyrogenation tunnel
22 Machine Final washer to tunnel in feed GAP
23 Machine HEPA filter damage/leakage/Age
24 Machine Dirt chaired in 350 temperature
25 Machine Mope lint in tunnel track
26 Machine DP disturbed
27 Machine Entry and exit flap setting
28 Machine Gloves integrity Tester
29 Machine Calibration
30 Machine Gloves integrity Failed
31 Machine Online particle counter
32 Machine Amplitude of the sensor output function
33 Machine Effect of flow on sizing in counter/Pulse Height
34 Machine Isokinetic sample heads shall be used in unidirectional airflow systems
35 Machine VHP tolerant flow path and optics
36 Machine Illumination Uniformity Affects Resolution
37 Machine Isolator
38 Machine Improper fixing HEPA/integrity
39 Machine LAF trip/Interruption in power supply
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Sr. No. Category Root Cause
40 Machine Isolator Leakage
41 Machine Leakage from Glove/sleeve system
42 Machine Turbulence
43 Machine Pressure balance tunnel cool zone to filling
44 Machine Turbulence as return riser obstruct with material
45 Machine Sharp ages of machine
46 Machine Concealed base of Isolator
47 Machine Isokinatic probe near isolator exhaust create turbulence in air flow
48 Machine Filling and bunging machine
49 Machine Machine speed variation
50 Machine Vibration
51 Machine Run machine Auto to manual mode
52 Machine Post PM, improper assembling
53 Machine Sharp ages of machine
54 Machine Other
55 Machine Use of sharp item within filling activity
56 Machine Vacuum Cleaner efficiency
57 Machine vacuum cleaner filter bag damage
58 Material Mope quality
59 Material Garment quality
60 Material Gloves quality
61 Material CG screen aging
62 Material Tyvek bag
63 Material Media plate wrapper
64 Material Non GMP tooling used
65 Material Damage bag of Vacuum Cleaner
66 Material CA/Nitrogen purging
67 Material Integrity Air Filters use for CA/Nitrogen
68 Material Drug product crystal formation from spillage
69 Material Media spillage
70 Method Placement of isokinetic probe
71 Method Sampling point selection
72 Method Flushing with "0" Filter for initial run
73 Method Cleaning of isokinetic probe
74 Method Tube length and distance
75 Method Lid of Probe opening during manual cleaning
76 Method Setting of warning level
77 Method Alert/Action level and Trending
78 Method Cleaning of area and equipment
79 Method Use/ generation aerosol/powder in the filling area
80 Method Man and material movement
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Sr. No. Category Root Cause
81 Method Machine stoppage reporting procedure
82 Method Post brake start up procedure
83 Method Qualification of area and equipment
84 Method Break Down maintenance
85 Method HEPA replacement frequency
86 Measurement Online particle counter
87 Measurement Calibration of probe
88 Measurement Air velocity or flow rate of the particle counter
89 Measurement Tubing length
90 Measurement Number of tubing bends
91 Measurement The radius of these bends
92 Measurement Tubing diameter
93 Measurement Tubing material.
94 Measurement Ageing of sampling tube
95 Measurement Distance of installed probe
96 Measurement Replacement frequency
97 Measurement Bend in sampling tube
98 Measurement PM of NVPC sampler
99 Environment ACPH
100 Environment Velocity
101 Environment Pressure balance/drop
102 Environment Power fluctuation
103 Environment Inadequate cleaning
104 Environment Laminar air flow
105 Environment Unidirectional Air flow
106 Controls Failure of alarm
107 Controls Improper set limit
108 Controls Velocity detection sensor
109 Controls Pressure low alarm
110 Controls Door position sensor
111 Controls Disable machine controls & sensor
112 Intervention Proximity from probe
113 Intervention Complexity
114 Intervention Duration
115 Intervention New intervention
116 Intervention Unidentified intervention
117 Intervention Corrective
118 Intervention Inherent
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6. Sterile poduct quality assesment:
Figure 5: Fishbone analysis for identifying risk for Product Quality (sterile injectable formulation):
Reference link document for fishbone: https://www.fda.gov/downloads/drugs/guidances/ucm073507.pdf
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7. Critical procss step of Tablet manufacturing:
Figure 6: Fishbone for identifying critical process steps for Tablet manufacturing:
8. Variation of Potency:
Figure 7: Fishbone for identifying critical process steps for identifying the variation of potency:
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9. Inefficient Supply Chain management:
Figure 8: Detailed fishbone for idenfying deficiencies for Supply Chain Management:
Reference link for fishbone http://www.airccse.org/journal/mvsc/papers/3212ijmvsc02.pdf
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10. Work accident:
Figure 9: Fishbone for identifying probable root cause for work place accident:
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11. Microbiological Contamination Risk:
Figure 10: Cause and effect diagram with microbiological contamination parameters from aseptic
process.
A: Basic
Referance: Design, Validation, and Control of Sterile Manufacturing Facilities: A Brief Overview from the
Perspective of Risk Management and Existing Regulations, by Ana Quinto and José C. Menezes
B:Extensive
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12. Product Contamination:
Figure 11: Cause and effect diagram with microbiological product contamination parameters:
http://www.theaustin.com/sites/default/files/files/Contamination%20Risk%20Reduction_Pharma%20Eng%
20Mag.pdf
13. Direct compression tablet:
Figure 12: Fish bone for identifying all critical aspect of direct tablet compression:
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