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CSIR-IIIM, Jammu
A three day Skill Development Programme on OECD Principles in GLP was inaugurated at CSIR-Indian Institute of Integrative Medicine Jammu under CSIR-Integrated Skill Initiatives.
Dr Zabeer Ahmed, Director CSIR-IIIM was the chief guest at the event while Dr SG Ramachandra, Chief Research Scientist, IISC Bangalore and Dr PV Mohanan, Scientist G & Head, Toxicology SCTIMST Kerala were the distinguished key resource persons.
Dr Zabeer Ahmed during his inaugural address endorsed the critical need of implementing the GLP not only in non-clinical studies but also in the exploratory and basic research which would have a strong bearing for the global acceptance of the data ensuring the reproducibility and uniformity.
He further said that the event is a significant step towards enhancing the quality, reliability, and integrity of laboratory research practices, aligning with global standards set by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
He also gave an overview of the Institute’s capabilities and commitment towards fulfilling SDG’s by equipping laboratory professionals with the necessary knowledge, skills, and best practices outlined by the OECD, a prominent international organization committed to promoting policies that improve economic and social well-being worldwide.
Dr Ahmed in his address asked the participants to adhere to OECD Principles in GLP laboratories ensuring the generation of high-quality data, fostering trust and credibility in scientific research outcomes and gain insights into various aspects of GLP such as study design, documentation, quality assurance, and regulatory compliance, enabling them to implement robust protocols and procedures within their respective laboratories.
He asked the participants to take advantage of this Skill Development Program which is expected to encompass a comprehensive curriculum, including theoretical lectures, practical demonstrations, and hands-on training sessions conducted by seasoned industry professionals and GLP experts.
Two renowned experts in GLP, Dr SG Ramachandra and Dr PV Mohanan emphasized the program’s importance in fostering excellence and compliance within laboratory settings.
While conducting the technical sessions on Day One, Dr PV Mohanan discussed OECD Principles of GLP: Terminology and later discussed Test Facility Management while Dr SG Ramachandra talked about Test Facility: Requirements and Standard Operating Procedures in GLP.
The Program was conducted under supervision of Er Abdul Rahim, Chief Scientist & Head, RMBD & IST Division while Dr Gurleen Kaur, Scientist Pharmacology conducted the proceedings of Inaugural program.
The welcome address was given by Dr Ramajayan Pandian, Scientist Pharmacology while as Dr Nasir Ul Rasheed, Senior Scientist & Nodal Scientist Skill Development presented the formal vote of thanks.
Dr Zabeer Ahmed, Director CSIR-IIIM was the chief guest at the event while Dr SG Ramachandra, Chief Research Scientist, IISC Bangalore and Dr PV Mohanan, Scientist G & Head, Toxicology SCTIMST Kerala were the distinguished key resource persons.
Dr Zabeer Ahmed during his inaugural address endorsed the critical need of implementing the GLP not only in non-clinical studies but also in the exploratory and basic research which would have a strong bearing for the global acceptance of the data ensuring the reproducibility and uniformity.
He further said that the event is a significant step towards enhancing the quality, reliability, and integrity of laboratory research practices, aligning with global standards set by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
He also gave an overview of the Institute’s capabilities and commitment towards fulfilling SDG’s by equipping laboratory professionals with the necessary knowledge, skills, and best practices outlined by the OECD, a prominent international organization committed to promoting policies that improve economic and social well-being worldwide.
Dr Ahmed in his address asked the participants to adhere to OECD Principles in GLP laboratories ensuring the generation of high-quality data, fostering trust and credibility in scientific research outcomes and gain insights into various aspects of GLP such as study design, documentation, quality assurance, and regulatory compliance, enabling them to implement robust protocols and procedures within their respective laboratories.
He asked the participants to take advantage of this Skill Development Program which is expected to encompass a comprehensive curriculum, including theoretical lectures, practical demonstrations, and hands-on training sessions conducted by seasoned industry professionals and GLP experts.
Two renowned experts in GLP, Dr SG Ramachandra and Dr PV Mohanan emphasized the program’s importance in fostering excellence and compliance within laboratory settings.
While conducting the technical sessions on Day One, Dr PV Mohanan discussed OECD Principles of GLP: Terminology and later discussed Test Facility Management while Dr SG Ramachandra talked about Test Facility: Requirements and Standard Operating Procedures in GLP.
The Program was conducted under supervision of Er Abdul Rahim, Chief Scientist & Head, RMBD & IST Division while Dr Gurleen Kaur, Scientist Pharmacology conducted the proceedings of Inaugural program.
The welcome address was given by Dr Ramajayan Pandian, Scientist Pharmacology while as Dr Nasir Ul Rasheed, Senior Scientist & Nodal Scientist Skill Development presented the formal vote of thanks.
