Video: Logistics Leaders: IMP Storage Closing the Accountability Gap.

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Recent updates to ICH guidelines for good clinical practice have proposed the introduction of centralized monitoring to complement onsite monitoring efforts. Learn about the benefits of this regulatory approach in ensuring accountability at World Courier.
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About the Author

Carina Plada

Director, Quality - CSS
World Courier
Carina  is  responsible  for  the  development  and  execution  of  the quality  management  system  of  the  CSS  Division.  Based  in  Uruguay,  she  leads  the  global  team  of  CSS  QA  associates  to  provide  a  service  tailored  to  meet  clients  expectations,  local  regulation  and  international  GXP  guidelines.  The  CSS  QA  team  also  supports  CSS  business  and  operations  with  information  and  training  and  in  the  development  of  new  service  capabilities.  Carina  has  been  with  World  Courier  since  2008,  coming  from  the  pharma  industry  and  working  for  Client  Services  and  depot  operations  before  joining  the  quality  team.  She  holds  a  degree  in  Pharmacy  and  a  M.  Sc.  in  Environmental  Sciences.  
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