💬 In plain words: A GxP process relies on four basic things: an approved way to work, a trained team, suitable equipment or systems, and clear evidence that the process does exactly what it is supposed to do. The Danger of Relying on Memory In highly regulated industries, executing a task from memory is a major compliance risk. Even if you have been doing a job for years, following the exact, currently approved procedures is non-negotiable. 🎬 Real-Life Example: "I Have Done This for Ten Years" Imagine a senior operator is asked to perform a task using a newly revised SOP (Standard Operating Procedure). The Bad Way: They ignore the new version and follow the old steps from memory because "that is how we always do it." Why this is bad: The approved process likely changed for a critical safety, quality, or compliance reason. The Good Way: They use the current, controlled version of the document, complete all r...
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Life Sciences