Importance of a Systematic Approach to Investigating and Resolving Out-Of-Spec Results

Out-of-specification (OOS) results can occur for various reasons, including analytical errors, instrument malfunctions, and procedural deviations. Analytical errors might involve incorrect calculations, sample mishandling, or improper preparation techniques. Instrument malfunctions can result from equipment that is not properly calibrated and maintained or experiencing transient issues. Procedural deviations occur when standard operating procedures (SOPs) are not followed correctly, leading to inconsistencies. Additionally, raw material variability, environmental factors, and human error can contribute to OOS results. Identifying the root cause through systematic investigation is essential to prevent recurrence and maintain product quality and compliance.

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