Improve your result quality using current validation recommendations. Measurement results should reflect reality and hence serve as a basis for making decisions. Furthermore, you should be able to trust the result of a single measurement without the need to perform repeat measurements.
This handbook provides you with valuable inputs from the first idea to a validated method.
The handbook covers the following topics:
- equipment qualification
- computerized system validation
- method validation
A strong focus is on measurement errors and uncertainty of measurements as well as on method validation in general. The method validation chapters cover the three possible ways:
- Analytical method validation
- Interlaboratory studies
- Standards (ASTM, ISO, DIN, …)
For the glass transition, the purity and the content determination, there are examples showing in detail how the theory can be applied to get a correct SOP and -finally- the validated method document.
In the Validation Handbook, the theory is always backed up with practical examples that demonstrate the benefit of validation.