Auditing Computer Systems for Part 11 and International Compliance
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Computerized systems supporting FDA-regulated activities must remain validated throughout their operational life cycle while maintaining reliable control over electronic records and electronic signatures. Regulatory expectations under 21 CFR Part 11, Annex 11, and GDPR continue to affect how organizations implement, document, secure, review, and maintain systems used across research, manufacturing, laboratories, quality operations, clinical environments, and post-market activities across regulated organizations.
Organizations using paperless or partially electronic processes face increasing scrutiny around user access, password management, signature attribution, segregation of duties, audit readiness, and long-term data integrity assurance. System implementation decisions intended to improve efficiency can also introduce additional oversight burdens if validation practices, documentation controls, and maintenance procedures are not clearly defined. Effective auditing of computerized systems requires a practical understanding of current compliance expectations, inspection observations, validation methodologies, and operational responsibilities tied to electronic record and signature functionality.
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