Validation and verification of processing methods and biobanking

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About Course

Processing methods are being applied in research laboratories, biobank laboratories or technological platform laboratories. Validation of such methods is an important undertaking to ensure the fitness for purpose of the biological specimens that are the output of these methods.

This course will explain the concept of a processing method, and of its validation or verification. It will go through different approaches that can be followed, the steps that can be taken, the statistical tools and the acceptance criteria to perform method validation, as well as the required documentation. The concept of exploratory methods will also be approached and the risks that are concomitant to a non-validated processing method will be illustrated with different examples.

The course will largely follow the recommendations of the international Standard ISO21899:2020 but will present application of the concepts to concrete laboratory situations.

Speaker: Dr. Fay Betsou (Institut Pasteur)

*EACCME accreditation was only available for live event

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What Will You Learn?

  • define a processing method
  • design a validation or verification plan
  • explain the need for method validation to partners and colleagues
  • apply statistical tools for method validation
  • To define the fitness for purpose
  • decide when revalidation is needed
  • recognize critical preanalytical variables
  • design internal and external quality control for method validation
  • find relevant international standards

Course Content

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