CROSS CONTAMINATION CONTROL IN PHARMACEUTICAL

Description

Cross-contamination in pharmaceutical manufacturing is a significant concern that can compromise product quality and patient safety. It occurs when substances or microorganisms are unintentionally transferred between different products or processes. To prevent cross-contamination, pharmaceutical companies implement stringent control measures, including dedicated equipment, thorough cleaning and disinfection procedures, effective personnel hygiene practices, and robust environmental monitoring systems. Additionally, proper material handling, storage, and labeling practices are essential to minimize the risk of cross-contamination. By adhering to these measures, pharmaceutical manufacturers can safeguard product integrity and ensure the delivery of safe and effective medications.