Update to MTS Course Calendar 2015

The MTS Course calendar for 2015 has been updated to include our new courses on Laboratory Data Integrity. Check out the new calendar for open enrolment dates in 2015 at locations in the UK, Ireland and Germany for this new event!

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New Training Course: Laboratory Data Integrity

MTS is offering a new training course on the topic of Laboratory Data Integrity. The course is made up of three days, you can attend any preferred combination of days:

1: Introduction to Laboratory Data Integrity; cGMP in the Pharma Lab
Day 1 introduces the fundamental concepts of laboratory data integrity in the context of working within a quality management system and as such this course also acts as an introduction/refresher to laboratory cGMP.

2: Applying Data Integrity in the Laboratory; Minimising Analytical Error
Day 2 deals with the effects of analytical errors on laboratory data integrity. This involves building an understanding of the nature and sources of analytical errors so that their effects can be minimised during testing, leading to high standards of data integrity and reduced numbers of OOS/OOE results due to laboratory errors.

3: How to Improve Data Integrity in the Pharma Lab
Day 3 focusses on improving laboratory data integrity and associated quality management systems by review of laboratory processes to identify data integrity risk, and implementation of appropriate solutions, paying particular attention to deficiencies that are commonly cited by regulatory authorities.

Visit the MTS website for more information and details of the open enrolment dates and locations.

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MTS Recommends... Questions of Quality: Where Can I Draw The Line?

Questions of Quality: Where Can I Draw The Line?

By R.D. McDowall
LCGC Europe
Volume 28, Issue 6
Jun 10, 2015

"A question that keeps raising its head when working in a regulated laboratory is can chromatographers integrate peaks manually? If they can, when can they do it? Also if they can manually integrate, when should they not do it?"

'Validation & Transfer of Methods for Pharmaceutical Analysis' Approved by Royal Society of Chemistry

The MTS course,  'Validation & Transfer of Methods for Pharmaceutical Analysis' has been approved by the Royal Society of Chemistry for purposes of continuing professional development.

Approval of training courses by the Royal Society of Chemistry is a process of peer review involving members that are experts in their field. This process provides assurances to customers that an approved course has been independently verified to be of high quality and suitable for professional development.

Future training certificates for this course will include the RSC logo and the phrase, 'This course is approved by the Royal Society of Chemistry for purposes of continuing professional development.' 

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