A Road Map to COTS Computer System Validation

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A Road Map to
COTS
Computer System Validation
based on a HPLC, as example
Ulf Segerstéen
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21 CFR Part 11 effective Incipit requires ....
Validation of systems to ensure
accuracy, reliability, consistent
intended performance, and the ability to
discern invalid or altered records (§11.10(a))
…. The Bar is being raised
COMPLIANCE
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Guidance Content:

GUIDANCE KEY ELEMENTS
System Requirements Specifications (5.1)
Documentation of Validation Activity (5.2)
Equipment Installation (5.3)
Dynamic Testing (5.4)
Static Verification Techniques (5.5)
Extent of Validation (5.6)
Independence of Review (5.7)
Change Control (5.8)
 SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS: COTS products and Internet
CFR 21 P 11
GUIDANCE
Example of Guidance: Independence of Review
Computer system validation should be performed by persons other than those
responsible for building the system.
Two approaches to ensuring an objective review are:
(1) Engaging a third party
(2) dividing the work within an organization such that people who review the
system (or a portion of the system) are not the same people who built it.
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COTS (Commercial Off-The Shelf) products
CFR 21 P 11
GUIDANCE
Commercial software used in electronic record keeping system subject to part
11 needs to be validated, just as programs written by end users need to
validated
(…)
We do not consider commercial marketing alone to be sufficient proof of a
program’s performance suitability
(…)
See 62 Federal Register 13430 at 1344-13445 March 20,1997
WRONG APPROACH
SYSTEM IS A COMMERCIAL
PACKAGE, WIDELY USED
IT’S OK.
NOT NEED TO BE VALIDATED
RIGHT APPROACH
END USER REQ SPECS
SYSTEM IS A COMMERCIAL
PACKAGE, WIDELY USED
SW STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY
FUNCTIONAL SW TESTING
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New Trend - Partnership by-Outsourcing Validation Activities
What’s in it for the Customer ?
•Staying focused on his business - be more cost-effective.
•Staying on top of the requirements - stay compliant rather than spending time solving regulatory
issues.
•Sharing the latest knowledge - don’t be active in all fields and save time for the core business.
•Being prepared for what’s to come - get resources when needed, don’t let them be an added cost to
the Products.
•Being part of the solution NOT part of the problem - give the
organization confidence to handle changes and challenges.
•Always having access to a Partner to discuss and solve issues with.
What’s in it for the Partner ?
•Client staying focused on his business makes easier for the Partner to support him.
•Client staying updated on the requirements gives the Partner flexibility to act more proactively.
•Sharing the latest knowledge makes the Client and the Partner understand each other, reducing
misunderstandings and increasing efficiency.
•Being prepared for what is to come helps the Partner to keep prices down and gives the Client more
accurate budget control.
•Being part of the solution, NOT part of the problem, helps both parties in solving and anticipating
potential problems.
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The Lifecycle Activities for a COTS, using
a Project perspective:
SPECIFY
PLAN TO BE
PROACTIVE
TEST
START UP
CONTROL
SUPPORT
&
IMPROVE
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The Lifecycle Activities for a COTS, cont.
SPECIFY
TEST
URS (PROCESS)
PROCESS Q
EVALUATION
FAT & SAT
VALIDATION PLAN
TEST PLAN
MASTER INDEX
(MI)
DRAFT SOP’s
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START UP
USER GUIDE
SYSTEM ORG. &
DOC’s
VALIDATION
REPORT
SOP’S (Approved)
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User Requirement Specification based on:
• the lab Process including the HPLC-equipment, HWplatform, SW-application, printer, expected filestorage and
user interactions.
• requirements for compliance to CFR 21 Part 11 (ER & ES)
and other applicable GxP regulations
SPECIFY
URS (PROCESS)
EVALUATION
VALIDATION PLAN
MASTER INDEX
(MI)
CFR 21 P 11 GUIDANCE
• testable requirements
It is important that your end user requirements specifications take into
account
•predicate rules
•part 11
•and other needs unique to your system
that relate to ensuring
•record authenticity
•integrity
•signer non-repudiation
•and, when appropriate, confidentiality.
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CFR 21 P 11
GUIDANCE
COTS
End User Requirements Specifications
End users should document their requirements specifications relative
to part 11 requirements and other factors, as discussed above.
Pharma Industry
Define
what you
need
(all factors)
Define
what
predicate
rule needs
Define
what Part
11
needs
User
Requirements
Specifications
Quality Assurance ______
System Owner _________
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The Lifecycle Activities for a COTS, cont.
Evaluation based on:
SPECIFY
URS (PROCESS)
• the CS fulfilling the Process that it is to be used within.
• Risk Assessment Index, based on complexity of the CS and on
the criticality for failure during the process.
RISK MANAGEMENT=RISK APPROACH+RISK
ACTIVITIES
EVALUATION
• the Suppliers expected role, process and responsibilities
VALIDATION PLAN during the Project for developing + testing (FAT), installing and
testing at the customers site (SAT), supporting the CS over time
MASTER INDEX
and license agreements.
(MI)
• fulfillment of compliance to CFR 21 Part 11 (ER & ES) and
other valid GxP regulations
• referenced other Pharmaceutical customers using the system.
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Evaluation of WHAT approach to take:
GOLDEN RULE
PROCESS
CRITICALITY
DATA
COMPLEXITY
SYSTEM
CATEGORY
VALIDATION EFFORT
SHOULD BE MAXIMUN FOR
HIGH CRITICAL AND
COMPLEX SYSTEMS.
EFFORT MIGHT BE REDUCED
THROUGH AUDITS IN CASE
OF SW STANDARDS
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Criticality Assessment
• High
Software application whose features and functions have a direct impact
on the quality, performance and efficacy of drug products
• Medium
Software used for business process analysis, information and
documentation systems that poses some business risk, or can have an
indirect impact on drug products
• Low
Packaged Software used for business purposes that poses no business
risk
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Risk Assessment Evaluation
The Risk Assessment Index (RAI) is a rationale to evaluate the criticality and
complexity of computerized systems.
•
•
System Complexity is higher when system:
 Performs detailed algorithm or calculations
 Interfaces with other computerized systems
 performs extensive data input checking
 processes numerous types of transactions
 requires extensive support to be maintained
 involves a large number of users
GxP Criticality is an index of the impact of the system on pharmaceutical product or on
raw data safety and traceability
System Complexity
RAI definition
GxP Criticality
(see next page)
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Risk Assessment Evaluation
…that brings to RAI definition:
RISK ASSESSMENT INDEX
GLP/GMP Criticality
Complexity
RAI
Null
Low/Medium/High complexity
0
Low criticality
Low complexity
1
Low criticality
Medium complexity
2
Low criticality
High complexity
3
Medium criticality
Low complexity
4
Medium criticality
Medium complexity
5
Medium criticality
High complexity
6
High criticality
Low complexity
7
High criticality
Medium complexity
8
High criticality
High complexity
9
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RAI used for evaluating HOW to perform
the Supplier Evaluation
RISKS
EVALUATION
THROUGH
REFERENCES
RAI=0-2
EVALUATION
THROUGH
EXPERIENCES
RAI=5-6
RAI=3-4
REQUEST FOR
INFORMATION
RAI=7-8
3RD PARTY
AUDIT
RAI=9
SPECIFIC FIRM
AUDIT
COSTS
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CFR 21 P 11
GUIDANCE
COTS Functional Testing of SW dependent on
Supplier Documentation available
When the end user cannot directly review the program source code or
development documentation more extensive functional testing might
be warranted than when such documentation is available to the user.
DEVELOPMENT DOCS
REDUCE
VALIDATION
EFFORT
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The Lifecycle Activities for a COTS, cont.
Validation Plan based on:
SPECIFY
• Validation Strategy which is based on the Evaluation.
• available Validation Methods, Tools and knowledge
URS (PROCESS)
EVALUATION
VALIDATION PLAN
MASTER INDEX
(MI)
• a Validation Process that are documented as a matrix of all
Validation Activities (VA), based on RAI that are expected to be
executed for a HPLC (COTS). Rational given for VA’s that are
not to be performed. Correspondent User roles in the Project
and Supplier roles to these activities in the project are used in
the same matrix.
• statement for compliance to CFR 21 Part 11 (ER & ES)
and other valid GxP regulations
• required Supplier-, System Documentation and User
Organization and SOPs for supporting and maintaining the CS.
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Project
Documentation
• User
Requirements
R
E
A
L
I
Z
E
Validation
Documentation
• Validation Plan
• Validation Protocols
and Records
• Validation Report
Maintenance
Documentation
• Registration
• Support Agreements
for HW and SW
• SOP´s
Master Index (MI)
O
P
E
R
A
T
E
Escrow
User
Documentation
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Change
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Documents
Backup
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IQ
Log
Periodic
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The Lifecycle Activities for a COTS, cont.
SPECIFY
TEST
Prerequisites to move to Test phase:
URS (PROCESS)
Reviewed and Approved URS
EVALUATION
Approved EVALUATION REPORT
VALIDATION PLAN
Reviewed and Approved VALIDATION PLAN
MASTER INDEX
(MI)
Standard Index produced for all documents
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TESTING IS THE KEYSTONE
OF THE VALIDATION
PROCESS...
TESTING
VAL
PLAN
SOPs
VAL
REPORT
INDEPENDENCE FROM DEVELOPMENT
CFR 21 P 11 GUIDANCE
USR
FSP
Tests should include not only
“normal or “expected” values,
but also stress conditions.
Test conditions should extend to
•boundary values,
•unexpected data entries,
•error conditions,
•reasonable challenges,
•branches,
•and combinations of inputs.
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PROGRAM BUILD TESTING
This testing is performed on units of modules,
integrated units of code and the program as a
whole.
SYSTEM
TEST
STRUCTURAL TESTING
This testing takes into account the internal
mechanism of a system or component (white
box testing). Structural testing should show
that the software creator followed
contemporary quality standards.This testing
usually includes inspections of the program
code and development documents.
FAT/
SAT
FUNCTIONAL TESTING
This testing involves running the program
under known conditions with defined inputs
and documented outcome that can be
compared to pre-defined expectations (“black
box” testing)
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Life & Test Cycle Model:
URS User Requirement Specification
Performance/Process Qualification
Risk Analysis
S Functional Specification
U
P
Risk Analysis
P
L
Design Specification
I
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Operation Qualification
Installation Qualification
Source Code / Source Code Testing
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The Lifecycle Activities for a COTS, cont.
TEST
Test Plan based on:
• Validation Plan and RAI of the CS.
• FAT, which would include review of Supplier Evaluation, Test,
System & User documentation from the Supplier
PROCESS Q
FAT & SAT
TEST PLAN
DRAFT SOP’s
• SAT, which would include witness during IQ and OQ on site
together with Supplier. These tests should normally include test
for compliance to CFR 21 Part 11.
• PROCESS QUALIFICATION, which would include performing
the complete lab process as required by URS and User Guide,
should also include CS Administration tests.
• DRAFT SOPs could be in one document for this type of systems
and should be available at PQ.
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The Lifecycle Activities for a COTS, cont.
TEST
START UP
Prerequisites to move to Start Up phase:
PROCESS Q
FAT & SAT
Reviewed and Approved PROCESS Q based on
DRAFT versions of the User Guide and SOP’s
Approved FAT & SAT REPORT
TEST PLAN
Reviewed and Approved TEST PLAN
DRAFT SOP’s
Filed in the Master Index (MI)
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The Lifecycle Activities for a COTS, END
START UP
START UP:
THROUGH CS DECISION based on:
USER GUIDE
USER GUIDE approved and Users trained
SYSTEM ORG. &
DOC’s
VALIDATION
REPORT
SYSTEM ORGANISATION trained on CS and
System Documentation available.
VALIDATION REPORT, no remaining corrections,
all documents in MI approved.
SOP’S (Approved)
(included in MI)
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1-CS Req. & SOP
2-Validation Plan & Report
3-Test Plan & Report
4-Validation Plan & Report
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1-CS Req. & SOP:
•URS/FS/DS and
user guide
•Training
•CS Security and
authorization
(incl. Backup and
Contingency)
•Maintenance
•Change Control
•Periodic Review
2-VALIDATION P&R
Matrix with:
•Activities incl. CFR 21
Part 11-declaration
•Responsibility
•Expected Output
4-Validation Report
•Reported Output
•Deviations
•Summary
•Approval/Rejection
2-Test Plan & Report
Ver. 1
Matrix with:
•Test case
•Expected Result
4-Test Plan & Report
Ver. 2
•Reported Result
•Deviations/Re-test
•Summary & Recommend.
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Finally:
To be in Compliance means:
Coordination (Policy & Standards)
Cooperation (sharing knowledge & support)
Capacity (make realistic Plans for big changes)
Competence (get trained to gain competence)
Consistency (use same measurements & tools)
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