Advantages and Challenges of Sterilization Techniques for Parenteral Packaging

In this webcast, experts will inform the audience about the leading sterilization practices for parenteral packaging, explore scenarios to determine preferred sterilization techniques, and discuss the overall benefits to the pharmaceutical industry and, ultimately, the patient.

Register Free: https://www.pharmtech.com/pt_w/sterilization-techniques

Event Overview

With regulations becoming stricter and patient safety at top of mind, industry leaders in parenteral packaging are continuously looking for the most suitable way to sterilize components and ensure product quality, reduce cost of ownership, and improve patient safety.
As natural resources become limited for certain sterilization practices such as gamma radiation, more sustainable options, such as steam sterilization, are becoming alternative solutions for packaging providers.
Not only does the effect of the sterilization process used on the products require consideration, but between all existing methods, it is important the find the most fit-for-purpose technique that aligns with client expectations.
In this webcast, experts will discuss leading sterilization practices for parenteral packaging, explore scenarios to determine preferred sterilization techniques, and examine the overall benefits to the pharmaceutical industry and, ultimately, the patient.
Key Learning Objectives

• Learn the leading sterilization techniques for parenteral packaging components.
• Recognize the benefits for each technique and potential challenges.
• Understand the benefits of specific sterilization practices for the end user.

Who Should Attend

• Quality/regulatory personnel in parenteral drug delivery
• Formulation scientists and packaging engineers
• Device development engineers and managers
• Technical functions surrounding drug delivery systems
• Extractable and leachable experts
• Procurement professionals

Speakers

Tom Lenaerts
Head of Global Process Engineering
Datwyler

Tom Lenaerts joined Datwyler in 2017 and has held the positions of Production Manager, Datwyler Production System Manager, and Process and Validation Manager in the Belgian plant before taking up the position of Head of Global Process Engineering. Before joining the Datwyler organization, Tom worked for 14 years within an engineering and consultancy firm. Tom also has a master’s degree in industrial engineering.

Anneleen Lodewijks
Global Process Engineer, Sterilization
Datwyler

Anneleen Lodewijks graduated with a master’s degree in bioscience and joined Datwyler in 2020 as a Quality Assurance Officer in the Belgian plant. Previously, she gained experience in the pharma industry as Continuous Improvement Officer at a pharmaceutical packaging company. In October 2021, she took over the role as Global Process Engineer, Sterilization.

Register Free: https://www.pharmtech.com/pt_w/sterilization-techniques