Process Analytical Technology: What Is It?

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Process Analytical Technology is a system for designing, analyzing and controlling manufacturing processes through timely measurement during processing. With the goal of ensuring final product quality, it analyzes raw and in- process materials. The PAT is now being deployed in the pharmaceutical industry, where it is seen as a technology that can help companies to improve their conformity with manufacturing regulations. The emphasis in PAT is on the manufacturing process to increase the basic premise of the current drug quality system, because quality cannt tested into products, it should be built-in or should be by design.

The Food and Drag Administration (FDA) launched PTA in 2001 to reduce the risk of making a poor product. With the help of PAT, pharmaceutical companies are now better equipped to increase process efficiencies and design quality product. PAT is a methodology consistent with the FDAs belief that quality is not a question of testing but one of designing. Quality is designed into products, not tested into them.

PAT is not a product or service. It is a concept, a working principle or a framework for operating, depending on you to implement it. The...

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