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Ensuring data integrity in the pharmaceutical lifecycle: Challenges, principles, and global implications.

Monali Rushi Dakhole¹, Kalyani Ramprasad Thombre¹, Krishna Radheshyam Gupta¹

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Ensuring pharmaceutical data integrity is vital for patient safety and regulatory compliance. Adhering to principles like ALCOA+ and Good Documentation Practices prevents data falsification and ensures product quality.

Keywords:

21 CFR ALCOA ALCOA+Data integrity GDP Intégrité des données

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Area of Science:

Pharmaceutical Science
Regulatory Affairs
Data Management

Background:

Data integrity is fundamental for pharmaceutical product safety, efficacy, and quality.
It ensures data accuracy, consistency, and reliability throughout the product lifecycle.
Maintaining data integrity is crucial for regulatory adherence and patient welfare.

Purpose of the Study:

To explain the significance of data integrity in the pharmaceutical industry.
To review principles such as ALCOA+ and Good Documentation Practices (GDP).
To identify threats to data integrity and propose solutions for improvement.

Main Methods:

Literature review and analysis of data integrity principles.
Discussion of Good Documentation Practices (GDP).
Examination of threats and case studies related to data breaches.

Main Results:

Data integrity is essential for regulatory compliance and patient safety.
Threats include data falsification, poor documentation, and inadequate system controls.
Compromised data can lead to hazardous products and loss of public trust.

Conclusions:

Robust data governance and a culture of transparency are key to bolstering data integrity.
Implementing methodologies for data integrity ensures reliable pharmaceutical operations.
Adherence to regulatory standards is paramount for global pharmaceutical consistency.