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This resource was published on 20 June 2016

Managing APIs In Manufacturing Effluent Webinar Part 2 - 15th June 2016 - Slides

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This is the slide deck for the PSCI sponsored webinar on how to manage APIs in manufacturing effluent (Part 2) which took place on 15th June 2016. The webinar provided step-by-step guidance on this ‘spotlight’ issue for our industry and covered the following topics:

estimating actual API losses from the manufacturing process (PEC)
establishing the acceptable discharge concentration (PNEC)
making low capital investment housekeeping steps to reduce the loss of APIs

The webinar recording is available here.

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Environment
Pharmaceuticals In The Environment

This resource was published on 24 February 2016

PSCI Social Media Guide For Members

Organisational Information

This social media guide aims to raise the profile of PSCI members on LinkedIn and Twitter, the 2 social networks which are part of our marketing communications strategy.

It outlines the key actions that members can take to boost the profile of PSCI on LinkedIn and Twitter.

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This resource was published on 3 February 2016

Managing APIs In Manufacturing Effluent Webinar Part 1 - 27th January 2016 - Slides

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This is the slide deck for the PSCI sponsored webinar on how to manage APIs in manufacturing effluent which took place on 27th January 2016. The webinar provided step-by-step guidance on this ‘spotlight’ issue for our industry and covered the following topics:

Why is managing active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) in manufacturing effluent important?
What is the industry doing to improve public perceptions?
Understanding where you stand at the moment through the maturity ladder concept.
Establishing and calculating API discharge concentration called the Predicted-No-Effect-Concentration (PNEC).
Simple steps to reducing API process losses to waste water and what to do when the PNEC is exceeded.
How to advance your program to the next level.

The webinar recording is available here.

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Environment
Pharmaceuticals In The Environment

This resource was published on 3 February 2016

Managing APIs In Manufacturing Effluent Webinar Part 1 - 27th January 2016 - Recording

Webinar Video Link

This is a recording of the PSCI sponsored webinar on how to manage APIs in manufacturing effluent which took place on 27th January 2016. The webinar provided step-by-step guidance on this ‘spotlight’ issue for our industry and covered the following topics:

Why is managing active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) in manufacturing effluent important?
What is the industry doing to improve public perceptions?
Understanding where you stand at the moment through the maturity ladder concept.
Establishing and calculating API discharge concentration called the Predicted-No-Effect-Concentration (PNEC).
Simple steps to reducing API process losses to waste water and what to do when the PNEC is exceeded.
How to advance your program to the next level.

The webinar slide-deck is available here.

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Environment
Pharmaceuticals In The Environment

This resource was published on 1 February 2016

Audit Sharing Platform Supplier User Guide

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This PSCI Audit Sharing Platform User Guide explains how to use the Audit Sharing Platform for suppliers. The platform underpins the PSCI Audit Sharing Program. It is the platform for sharing audits with the PSCI membership.

Please refer to the PSCI Shared Audit Program Guidance for more information about the PSCI Audit Sharing Program.

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Audit Program

This resource was published on 20 January 2016

A Risk Based Approach To Managing APIs In Manufacturing Effluent

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Abstract: This Caldwell et al. study describes guidance intended to assist pharmaceutical manufacturers in assessing, mitigating, and managing the potential environmental impacts of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) in wastewater from manufacturing operations, including those from external suppliers.

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