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Data Integrity Management Part-1 Introduction

The document discusses data integrity management, emphasizing the importance of accuracy, completeness, and consistency of GxP data throughout its lifecycle. It highlights the need for oversight in various stages of data handling and the application of ALCOA+ principles to ensure compliance. Additionally, it stresses the significance of conducting comprehensive data integrity risk assessments to implement appropriate controls and promote proactive quality management.

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Data Integrity Management Part-1 Introduction

The document discusses data integrity management, emphasizing the importance of accuracy, completeness, and consistency of GxP data throughout its lifecycle. It highlights the need for oversight in various stages of data handling and the application of ALCOA+ principles to ensure compliance. Additionally, it stresses the significance of conducting comprehensive data integrity risk assessments to implement appropriate controls and promote proactive quality management.

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Data Integrity Management


Presented by Learn GMP Inc. with collaboration with Technical
Training and Consultation Service LLC
Short Learning Series Topic Date of Release
Part-1 Introduction Jul 18, 2025

Introduction

Data integrity is defined as the accuracy, completeness, and consistency of GxP data
throughout its lifecycle. Oversight is required for steps including initial generation and
recording, processing (such as analysis, transformation, or migration), use, retention,
retrieval, archiving, and eventual destruction.

Data integrity involves managing, controlling, and documenting each of these steps so that
activity records comply with ALCOA+ principles outlined in relevant guidelines. The ALCOA+
principles have been established in the industry for several years and are commonly
implemented.

Data integrity compliance for paper, electronic, and hybrid systems requires applying these
principles through practical controls, ensuring that GxP-related business decisions can be
verified and inspected at all stages of the data lifecycle.

Current guidelines further emphasize the importance of conducting comprehensive data


integrity risk assessments.

These assessments are fundamental for determining the appropriate organizational and
technical controls to implement, ensuring they are commensurate with the specific level of
risk posed to product quality attributes.

By systematically evaluating the potential vulnerabilities and impact on data quality at


each stage of the data lifecycle, companies can design layered controls and processes that
effectively safeguard data integrity.

The risk-based approach not only aligns with regulatory expectations but also promotes a
culture of proactive quality management across the organization.

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