USP Monograph Development Process and Compendial Updates

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Monograph Redesign• Well defined acceptance criteria• Simplify solution preparation instructions• Consistent naming convention (Related Compoundsand Chrom. Impurities eliminated)• Improved tables and descriptions of gradients• Changes in solution descriptions• Complete equations• “No longer a recipe”—assumes technicalknowledge• Longer monographs
Monograph Redesign Timeline• June 2008: Conversion to new format completed• September 2008: Major subset of monographsavailable at the USP Annual Scientific Meeting• November 2008:– PDFs available for 90 days on USP web sitehttp://www.usp.org/monoRedesign/– Available to all– Registration required– Online commenting system• March 2009: PF 35(2) [Mar-Apr 2009] is publishedusing new format• November 2009: Redesigned monographsincorporated into USP33-NF26• May 2010: USP33-NF26 official
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Page 6 and 7: Legal Recognition1848 Drug Import A
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Page 13 and 14: Why a USP-NF Monograph?• Recogniz
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Page 42 and 43: Major Issues for Phase II• Issues
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