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Issue & CAPA Log — GLPI-103 Program

July 12, 2026

📚 Part of the GLPI-103 Regulatory Dossier — Reader's Guide. This article shows the live document; edits to the source appear here automatically.

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Mock / simulation document

This is a mock / simulation document, made for a portfolio and for learning. The drug (GLPI-103), the sponsor, the people, and the data are all fictional. It is not a real regulatory submission and has no clinical, legal, or regulatory standing. What is real is the shape of the thing — the document structure, the standards it follows, and the analysis methods; the content inside is illustrative.

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About this document — a plain-language guide

What it is. The issue and CAPA (Corrective and Preventive Action) log.

Why it exists. When quality issues arise, a mature system records them, fixes the immediate problem (corrective) and prevents recurrence (preventive). The log is the evidence that quality is actively managed (ICH Q10).

How it is produced here. It is a quality record: a plan or log that shows how the program controls quality and builds the audit trail sitting behind every other document.

Format & governing standard. ICH Q10 (CAPA) · Q9(R1) (QRM) · E6(R3)


Issue & CAPA Log — GLPI-103 Program

FieldValue
Document IDQA-ISSUE
Version2.0
StandardICH Q10 (CAPA) · Q9(R1) (QRM) · E6(R3)
ConfidentialityConfidential

Central register of program issues and Corrective and Preventive Actions (CAPA) across CMC, nonclinical, clinical, and data-pipeline workstreams. Each entry records the issue, root-cause analysis, correction, corrective and preventive action, and verification before closure — the program's worked record of issue management.

Change History

VersionDateAuthorSummary
1.02026-06-29Quality AssuranceInitial log (resolved data-pipeline issues)
2.02026-06-30Quality AssuranceExpanded — added CMC manufacturing/analytical/stability, nonclinical, and clinical issues with full RCA/CAPA

A. Data-Pipeline / Analysis Issues

IDSeverityDescriptionRoot causeCorrective actionPreventive actionStatus
ISS-001HighTFL Table 1 identical across armsBroken pivot collapsed armsRewrote generate_table1 per-armverify_pipeline "Table 1 differs by arm"Closed
ISS-002HighTEAE table/prop-test hardcoded vs AE dataDemonstration hardcodeDerived from ae_events.csvreconcile/verify safety checksClosed
ISS-003HighADSL strata randomly generatedbuild_adsl rng.choiceCarry real STRAT from IRT record"STRAT≈baseline" checkClosed
ISS-004MediumSC Korean values garbled in XPORTcp949/UTF-8 in XPORT v5Map to English CDISC CTvalidate_cdisc CT checksClosed
ISS-005LowBuild crash on em-dash (cp949 console)Non-ASCII console outputASCII console messagesClosed
ISS-006Medium5 docs missing Change HistoryTemplate not appliedAdded Change Historycheck_format C2 (R1)Closed
ISS-016MediumSDTM DM did not carry 2 deaths present in AE/ADSLDeath flag not propagated when data enrichment added deathsDerive DM DTHFL/DTHDTC from dispositionDM↔AE↔ADSL death-count cross-checkClosed
ISS-017Lowconfig.yaml parameters inconsistent with code/dataConfig not wired to the build pathCorrected values + documented authoritative sourceClosed

B. CMC / Manufacturing & Analytical Issues

IDSeverityDescriptionRoot-cause investigationCorrective actionPreventive action (CAPA)Status
ISS-007HighOOS — IV drug product: batch DP-IV-003 exceeded the sub-visible-particle / aggregate limit (SE-HPLC 2.4% vs ≤2.0%)Temperature excursion of bulk solution during a hold step promoted interfacial aggregation; confirmed by reproduction studyBatch rejected; investigation per OOS SOP (Phase Ia/Ib)Increased polysorbate-80 control range; added a bulk-hold temperature CPP + alarmed monitoring; re-trained operatorsClosed
ISS-008HighOOT — oral tablet stability: a 40 °C/75% RH batch trended toward the related-substances limit by 6 monthsMoisture ingress; desiccant capacity insufficient for the hygroscopic SNAC/peptide tabletExtended testing + risk assessment (no marketed impact)Packaging change to Alu/Alu blister (primary) / increased desiccant (HDPE); tightened water-content release limitClosed
ISS-009MediumAnalytical method transfer: related-substances RP-HPLC gave variable resolution of a critical impurity pair at the QC siteColumn lot-to-lot selectivity variabilityRe-qualified the transfer with bracketing standardsAdded column-qualification (system-suitability resolution ≥1.5) and a designated column chemistry to the method (M3-AMV)Closed
ISS-010MediumPPQ deviation: drug-substance PPQ batch 2 showed a transient blend/charge inhomogeneity flag at the lyophiliser loadUneven shelf loading at scaleBatch met all CQAs (deviation assessed not impacting quality)Revised loading pattern + IPC; added to CPV monitoringClosed
ISS-011MediumImpurity above ID threshold: an early DS lot showed a des-Gly deletion sequence at 0.18%Incomplete coupling at a sterically hindered residueRe-purified; impurity structurally characterised & qualified (Q3A)Switched the difficult coupling to a pre-formed dipeptide fragment; added coupling-completion IPCClosed

C. Nonclinical Issues

IDSeverityDescriptionInvestigationActionStatus
ISS-012HighCarcinogenicity finding: dose-related thyroid C-cell hyperplasia/adenoma in the 2-year ratMechanistic follow-up (C-cell GLP-1R density, calcitonin, species comparison) established the effect as rodent-specificHuman-relevance assessment filed (M4-2.3 §4); risk carried as a labeled class contraindication (MTC/MEN-2) + RMPClosed (managed)
ISS-013MediumBioanalytical interference: ADA assay drug-tolerance insufficient at high concentrationsFree-drug interference in the bridging ELISAAdded acid-dissociation pre-treatment; re-validatedClosed

D. Clinical / Operational Issues

IDSeverityDescriptionInvestigationActionStatus
ISS-014MediumEnrollment: screen-failure rate ~45% vs ~30% planned → slower randomizationRealistic source-population HbA1c/BMI distribution stricter than assumedActivated additional sites; protocol re-training on eligibilityClosed (documented in CSR-301 §10.1; PROT deviation note)
ISS-015LowVisit-window deviations flagged by DQE (>±7 days)Site scheduling around holidaysQueries issued & resolved; categorised minor (no PPS impact)Closed (QA-002; DQE query log)

Process

Issues are logged with severity and a documented root-cause analysis (e.g., fishbone/5-Whys); a correction addresses the immediate issue and a CAPA (preferably verified by an automated check or a validated control) is implemented before closure. Quality-impacting issues are escalated to program governance per PM-005; CMC issues feed the Product Quality Review and Continued Process Verification (M3-PV).

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