This podcast from expert Rachel Carmichael provides an introduction to ISPE's Cultural Excellence report. NSF views the culture of an organization as what your people will do when no one is looking. We cover how you can set steps in place to measure and improve your quality culture, and keep it refreshed.

In this unpredictable world, companies who can take the hits from unplanned events and bounce back stronger will prosper. Want to know how to become more resilient? Listen to this podcast. 

Most QA and technical mid-level staff are surrounded by people in similar positions and assume that key decision makers think the same way and talk the same language. They don’t. This podcast will explain how those with a technical, operational and QA background should communicate with business leaders to get things done.

More of us are turning to outsourcing, which is a major strategic decision that shouldn’t be taken lightly.  There are many steps in establishing and nurturing a relationship with an external partner, involving both technical capability and personality fit, but if done right it pays off for both you and your partner. Listen to this podcast to learn more about using outsourcing to advance your operation.

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In this podcast, John Johnson details the importance of having a proactive approach to quality risk management. John covers what ICH Q9 requires you to do, why staff behavior is crucial in maintaining a proactive approach to the quality risk management process and three common tools: policy development, failure mode and effects analysis, and contamination control strategy.

This white paper podcast by John Johnson outlines the key attributes to consider during sterile products manufacturing. It also details five key non-negotiables for investigating GMP deviations or deficiencies in sterile processing. 

This white paper details the key reasons for the revision to EudraLex Volume 4, Annex 1: Manufacture of Sterile Medicinal Products. It outlines what you should be asking yourself regardless of the dosage form you are responsible for. It also includes a simple tool to assess the impact on your organization when there is a regulatory change.

Martin Lush shares his top tips to reduce human error in the workplace. 

Over the last 27 years, NSF Health Sciences has observed how common sense is not always translated into common practice. In this white paper podcast, Martin Lush talks about some key reasons why intelligent people do strange, irrational things in respected organizations.