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Founded in 1998 in Dublin, Ireland, Skillpad's team of industry-experienced Subject Matter Experts and Consultants believes Pharma, Biopharma, and Life Science Industry manufacturing companies can achieve production excellence with improved performance, productivity & compliance, as well as reduced losses & down-time, if they have KNOWLEDGE CONSISTENCY in all critical areas of manufacturing operations.

With 25 years in business, and offices in Europe, the USA and Canada, Skillpad has helped customers all over the world with Life Science Industry Knowledge challenges. We are fully dedicated to the idea that Knowledge Consistency is more achievable than ever using the latest technology and advanced knowledge transfer and management tools.

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    Overview of Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

    This Module introduces the Pharmaceutical Industry, what it manufactures, and the typical departments found in a pharmaceutical plant.

    Whether for onboarding or annual refresher training, this Module is seamlessly deployable on any LMS and can be tailored to your company’s exact needs.

      Duration: 30 Mins

    SKU: PGB-1100-SPL04-EN Categories: , Tag:

    Description

    Learning Objectives:

    • List examples of different types of pharmaceutical products.
    • Explain the difference between an API and a finished dose product.
    • Explain the term ‘excipient’.
    • Describe the different stages involved in bringing a new pharmaceutical product to market.
    • List the different departments typically found in a pharmaceutical manufacturing facility.
    • Describe the functions of the different departments typically found in a pharmaceutical manufacturing facility.
    Module Features:

        Animations
       Voice Over
        Knowledge Checks
        Assessments
       SCORM/AICC compatible
        Full Screen

    Keywords

    Atmosphere
    Cleaning
    Contamination
    Dress Codes
    Good Hygiene Habits
    Illnesses
    Microorganisms
    PPE
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