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Yakhak Hoeji 2020 Volume.64 No. 1 p.65 ~ p.72
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Study of the Improvement of Domestic Regulations through Comparison of Domestic and Foreign Blood Product (Blood Components) GMP Regulations
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Lee Sang-Jae
Ha Dong-Mun
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Abstract
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GMP for blood component preparations has been obliged to be applied to the blood component manufacturer(blood center) from January 2019. However, domestic regulations need revision for international harmonization withforeign regulations. Therefore, this study grasped the main items and technical level of domestic and foreign regulationsand tried to understand the application of GMP in blood centers and to elaborate items to be supplemented by domesticregulations in relation to the technical specifications of foreign regulations. As a result of research, it was confirmed thatthere are differences between the domestic regulation and the foreign regulation regarding the necessary compositionfacilities, storage area, mobile site, and environmental composition part of the manufacturing area of the blood source. Inaddition, while domestic regulations only describe the use of closed systems as a basis for establishing unclearity ofmanufacturing areas in blood centers, foreign regulations require that aseptic connections be established for the constructionof such closed systems and it is confirmed that the items that are essential to be verified at the time of verification aredescribed. In conclusion, this study suggests measures for securing the safety of blood products based on the technicalspecifications of foreign regulations, and it is meaningful that the blood center supplemented the detailed technical detailsnecessary for carrying out the GMP.
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KEYWORD
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Blood components, GMP, Blood center (Blood bank), Sterile connecting device, Validation
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