This report describes different strategies that can be
applied to manage the development and lifecycle of vaccine products. The
concepts covered are intended to apply to different types of vaccines, for which
"real world" examples are provided. In some cases, the strategy may involve
extensive retrospective work that may be required for legacy vaccine products.
Building product and process knowledge and including control strategy elements
are particularly important for such complex biological products as vaccines.
This report addresses that issue by including strategies that can be applied in
early development to licensure and those that are focused on lifecycle
management of marketed products.
Specific aspects of control strategies that are
particularly relevant to both prophylactic and therapeutic vaccines are covered
in this report, including setting and managing specifications, managing process
parameters with respect to classification and lifecycle management, and
considering comparability requirements.
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Table of Contents:
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Detailed Table of Contents- Introduction
- Abbreviations
- Existing Guidance Documents for Vaccines
- Control Strategy From Process Development to Cavvine Lifecycle Management
- Comparability Assessments:Enabler for Changes During Development and After Approval
- Considerations for Vaccines Lifecycle Management
- Conclusion
- References