Saturday 5 December 2020

Cleaning and disinfection best practices

 



Within the pharmaceutical organisation, microbial contamination may arise from many sources such as water, raw materials, environmental failures and people, as well as from inadequate cleaning. Due to these multiple sources of contamination and the different types of microorganisms associated with them, disinfectants used in the pharmaceutical industry must have a broad spectrum of activity and be effective against a wide range of organisms in different physiological states.

 

 

With this important subject, Tim Sandle has written a detailed white paper.

 

The focus of this white paper is upon the regulations and procedural requirements, and the qualification requirements for introducing a disinfectant into use.

 

The reference is:

 

Sandle, T. (2020) Best Practices for  Cleaning and Disinfection, RRSL white paper number 6, Reading, UK

 

The white paper can be accessed here: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/346426050_Best_Practices_for_Cleaning_and_Disinfection

 

Posted by Dr. Tim Sandle, Pharmaceutical Microbiology Resources (http://www.pharmamicroresources.com/)

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