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Apr 5, 2023
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PHSS News | Open Access | Published April 2023



PHSS News


PHSS News – April 2023: Spring update


We have combined two major calendar events to maximise and focus support to those implementing the revised EU GMP Annex 1. The sterile product manufacturing conference is combining with the Aseptic processing workshop providing both key insights into requirements of GMP compliance to Annex 1 and practical recommendations related to key aspects of Aseptic processing.


This important, not to miss event is taking place on June 13-14 2023, Moor Hall Hotel & Spa, Sutton Coldfield, Midlands UK. For more information, please look out for updates on social media and the PHSS website https://www.phss.co.uk/events/


Behind the scenes, core members of the PHSS committee have been working hard to develop Contamination Control Strategy (CCS) practical guidance, please keep connected as this is coming soon and will be free to members!


Exciting news for PHSS members! We have invested in a new and improved membership system "Very Connect" and website. The new system will provide enhanced member experience, giving greater access to the wide range of resources available from PHSS. Please ensure you login in to find out more!


A regular feature is our Impact statement, from the PHSS continues to go from strength to strength, sharing important matters – with members and industry, keeping you up to date with the latest challenges facing industry.


We continue to search for additional resource to strengthen our office team and are currently recruiting for an Operations and Marketing Executive, to support the society moving forward in 2023 and beyond.


Thank you as always to all our valued members, partners, and industry collaborations for your invaluable support.


Jenni Tranter,

PHSS Chair

April 2023



 
 
 

1 Comment


SophieOsborne
6 hours ago

https://casinorevoluts.net caught my eye recently and actually connects to the point about the Contamination Control Strategy guidance being free to members, since both seem to hinge on giving people practical tools rather than just theory. Developing a CCS that genuinely works takes input from production staff who deal with the daily realities, not just committee-level planning. Curious whether the upcoming guidance will include examples from smaller facilities, since the challenges there often look quite different from large sterile operations.

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