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Analytical Procedure Validation Report
Reports the outcome against criteria stated in the approved protocol. If a criterion here differs
from the protocol, that is a deviation to be documented, not an edit to be made.
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| Report number / version |
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| Protocol number / version executed |
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| Analytical procedure identifier and version |
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| Governing framework |
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| Execution dates |
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| Analysts and instruments |
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| Author / date |
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| Technical reviewer / date |
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| Quality unit approval / date |
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1. Summary of outcome
| Characteristic |
Criterion (from protocol) |
Result |
Interval reported |
Met |
| Specificity / selectivity |
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— |
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| Response |
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| Lower range limit (DL / QL) |
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— |
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| Accuracy |
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| Repeatability |
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| Intermediate precision |
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- Validated reportable range: [ ]
- Statement of fitness for the intended purpose, and who is making it: [ ]
2. Response
- Levels and replicates actually run: [ ]
- Calibration model and weighting: [ ]
- Slope, intercept, and their confidence intervals: [ ]
- Coefficient of determination: [ ]
- Analysis of deviation from the regression line (residual plot, lack-of-fit test, back-calculated
relative error per level): [ ]
3. Accuracy
| Level |
n |
Mean recovery (%) |
Bias (%) |
Confidence interval |
Met |
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- Approach used: [ ] reference material / spiking / orthogonal comparison
- For impurities, basis of determination: [ ] w/w / area %
4. Precision
| Level |
Component |
SD |
%RSD |
df |
Interval |
Met |
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repeatability |
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between-group |
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— |
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intermediate precision |
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- Intermediate precision factors varied: [ ] days / analysts / instruments / environment
- Reproducibility, if performed: [ ]
5. Lower range limits
- DL, and the approach used to determine it: [ ]
- QL, and the approach used to determine it: [ ]
- Confirmation of the estimated limit with samples at or near it: [ ]
- For impurity procedures, QL relative to the reporting threshold: [ ]
6. Specificity and stability-indicating properties
- Interference results: [ ]
- Forced degradation results and peak purity / mass balance: [ ]
- Relative response factors, and any correction factor applied: [ ]
7. Robustness
| Parameter |
Range varied |
Effect on the reportable result |
Conclusion |
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- Solution stability demonstrated over: [ ]
8. Deviations
| # |
Description |
Assessment of impact |
Disposition |
Approved by |
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- Out-of-criteria individual results, and whether they were included in the reported statistics: [ ]
9. Raw data traceability
Every reported number must be traceable to a retained record. A report whose numbers cannot be
reproduced from the raw data is the finding that costs the most to remediate.
| Reported item |
Raw data location |
Instrument / system |
Acquisition date |
Reviewed by |
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- Software and version used for calculations: [ ]
- Calculation verification method: [ ]
- Script outputs retained as records: [ ]
10. Conclusion and lifecycle
- Conclusion against the ATP / intended purpose: [ ]
- Conditions or limitations on use: [ ]
- Ongoing performance monitoring planned: [ ]
- Revalidation triggers identified: [ ]
11. Approvals
| Role |
Name |
Signature |
Date |
| Author |
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| Technical reviewer |
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| Quality unit |
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