Referent:innen

Dr. Andrew Teasdale

Dr. Andrew Teasdale

Astra Zeneca

Dr. Ulrich Rose

Dr. Ulrich Rose

Straßburg

Dr. Karel Haesevoets

Dr. Karel Haesevoets

Nelson Labs

Dr. Xaver Schratt

Dr. Xaver Schratt

GBA Pharma

Dr. Cornelia Nopitsch-Mai

Dr. Cornelia Nopitsch-Mai

formerly Quality Assessor

Dr. Reinhard Stidl

Dr. Reinhard Stidl

Safetree Consulting

Dr. Gerd Jilge

Dr. Gerd Jilge

Formerly Boehringer Ingelheim

All times mentioned are CET.

Dates / Technical Requirements / Presentations / Certificate

Dates

The Impurities Workshop Part I: General Strategies for Identification and Control of Impurities
18 November 2025, 08.30 – 17.15 h CET

The Impurities Workshop Part II: Nitrosamine Impurities
19 November 2025, 09.00 – 16.30 h CET

The Impurities Workshop Part III: Elemental Impurities
20 November 2025, 09.00 – 13.45 h CET

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Programm

The Impurities Workshop Part I and II - Live Online Training

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Part I: General Strategies for Identification and Control of Impurities on 01 December
 
Analysis and Qualification of Impurities in Drug Substances and Drug Products – General Overview
  • Impurity profiling in synthetic drug substances
  • Qualification of impurities
  • Degradation studies
  • Identification of chiral impurities, polymorphic phases and new impurities
  • Residual solvents
  • Impurities in starting materials and intermediates
  • Pharmacopoeial tests and acceptance criteria
  • Drug product specifications and parametric release
Analytical Method Validation for Impurities Determination at Various Development Stages
  • Quantification of impurities
  • How to define an impurity profile (stress tests)
  • Reference substances
  • Validation of methods at various development stages
  • Statistical approaches to method validation (LOD & LOQ)
Presentation and Workshop: Selecting Analytical Procedures and Setting Acceptance Criteria of Impurities during Drug Substances Synthesis
  • Purity analysis by HPLC, impurity profile
  • Residual solvents by GC
  • Inorganic impurities (heavy metals, sulphated ash)
  • For chiral compounds in addition: enantiometric purity and proof of the absolute configuration
In the Workshop the participants will learn which activities are necessary to characterize drug substances taking into account the following aspects:
  • Analytical procedures are necessary for the characterization
  • Experiments necessary to check the downstream impurities in order to justify acceptance criteria for the respective impurities
  • Other impurities have to be taken into account
  • Experiments to be performed in order to get a stability-indicating analytical procedure
Extractables and Leachables – What is expected from packaging Materials for Drug Products?
  •  Why should Extractables & Leachables be assessed?
  •  Regulatory requirements in the EU and US
  •  Compendial requirements and  industry standards
  •  Safety qualification of Leachables and Extractables
How to avoid or address unexpected Impurities – Cleaning Procedures Pitfalls and particulate Matter Contamination
  • Is there such a thing as ‘unexpected impurities” or is there a lack of process understanding?
  • Valsartan – overview of events
  • Source of contamination
  • Mechanistic understanding
  • Examination of risk within other Sartans – overview of how to conduct a risk assessment and to identify key factors
  • Are there other Mutagenic Impurities related risks?

Part II: Nitrosamine Impurities
 
European Pharmacopoeia Activities (Policy) on Mutagenic Impurities with Focus on Nitrosamines
  • Ph. Eur. General policy on DNA reactive impurities
  • Control of Nitrosamines in Ph. Eur.
  • Changes in individual and general monographs following the Sartan case
  • New general chapter on control of nitrosamines
Root Causes for Nitrosamine Impurities and other Mutagenic Impurities – Practical Approaches to Assess the Risks
  • Development of a systematic risk based approach
  • Key factors and the development of a decision tree
    • API
    • Drug Product
    • Packaging
Safety Qualification of impurities - current Principles and Methods
  •  General approaches and regulatory framework for impurity qualification by safety threshold derivation
  •  Generic and substance specific safety thresholds
  •  Threshold of Toxicological Concern (TTC) - different scenarios
  •  Derivation of Permitted Daily Exposure (PDE) limits
  •  Acceptable exposure calculations based on TD50 and their limitations
  •  Approaches for data poor substances: (Q)SARs and read-across
  •  Route-to-route considerations for safety thresholds
  • Analytical methods used for quantification of  N-nitrosylated APIs in drug products
Case Study:
Conducting a Nitrosamine Risk Assessment - Evaluation through Case Studies
Several case studies will be presented and a risk assessment for different scenarios is shown taking  into account e.g. manufacturing equipment, dosage form of the drug product, etc.
 
Nitrosamines and Other Genotoxic Impurities – Authorities' Expectations and Dossier Requirements
  •  The assessor’s approach: principles of toxicological assessment
  •  Structural alerts
  •  Limits and Permitted Daily Exposure
  •  The ALARP principle
  •  Examples of low daily dose drug substances
  •  Impurities derived from alkylating agents (mesilate, besilate, tosilate, diisothionate); examples
  •  Nitrosamines – the Valsartan case
  •  Potential mutagenicc residual solvents
  •  Impurities derived from metal catalysts
 

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EU/GMP Inspectorates*: € 1190,-
APIC Member Discount*: € 1790,-

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