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Root Cause Analysis Workshop for Pharmaceutical Professionals by Tonex

Root Cause Analysis Workshop for Pharmaceutical Professionals

The Root Cause Analysis (RCA) Workshop for Pharmaceutical Professionals is designed to provide participants with practical insights into the RCA process, focusing on tips, techniques, and common pitfalls.

This workshop is tailored for professionals in the pharmaceutical industry, emphasizing the unique challenges and requirements of this field. The workshop will be conducted over five days, with 3-hour sessions each day, offered three times daily to accommodate various time zones. This format ensures accessibility and flexibility for all participants.

Learning Objectives

By the end of the workshop, participants will be able to:

  • Understand the RCA Process: Gain a comprehensive understanding of the RCA process, its importance, and its application in the pharmaceutical industry.
  • Identify Common Pitfalls: Recognize and avoid common pitfalls in the RCA process to enhance the accuracy and effectiveness of investigations.
  • Apply Practical Tips and Techniques: Implement practical tips and techniques to conduct thorough and efficient RCAs.
  • Enhance Problem-Solving Skills: Improve problem-solving skills to identify root causes and develop effective corrective actions.
  • Facilitate RCA Sessions: Learn how to facilitate RCA sessions effectively, ensuring active participation and collaboration among team members.

Audience

This workshop is ideal for:

  • Quality assurance professionals
  • Compliance and regulatory personnel
  • Production and manufacturing managers
  • Research and development scientists
  • Pharmacovigilance and safety professionals
  • Anyone involved in investigating and resolving issues in the pharmaceutical industry

Workshop Modules

Session 1: Introduction to Root Cause Analysis

  • Overview of RCA and its importance in the pharmaceutical industry
  • Key concepts and principles of RCA
  • Types of RCA methods and tools

Session 2: Common Pitfalls in RCA

  • Identification of common pitfalls in the RCA process
  • Examples and case studies of RCA failures
  • Strategies to avoid and overcome these pitfalls

Session 3: Practical Tips and Techniques

  • Effective data collection and analysis methods
  • Utilizing RCA tools such as Fishbone diagrams, 5 Whys, and Pareto analysis
  • Tips for conducting successful RCA sessions

Hands-on Practical Workshop

  • Interactive session where participants apply RCA tools to a real-world scenario
  • Group activities to practice data collection and analysis techniques

Session 4: Enhancing Problem-Solving Skills

  • Techniques for critical thinking and problem-solving
  • Identifying and prioritizing root causes
  • Developing effective corrective and preventive actions (CAPAs)

Hands-on Practical Workshop

  • Participants work in groups to identify root causes and develop CAPAs for a given scenario
  • Group discussions on problem-solving techniques and best practices

Session 5: Facilitating RCA Sessions

  • Best practices for facilitating RCA sessions
  • Ensuring active participation and collaboration among team members
  • Documenting and communicating RCA findings

Hands-on Practical Workshop

  • Role-playing exercises to practice facilitating RCA sessions
  • Group activities to document and present RCA findings

Interactive Q&A and Discussion Sessions

  • Open floor discussions with RCA experts
  • Addressing specific participant questions and scenarios
  • Collaborative problem-solving and idea exchange

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