This course offers a comprehensive overview of the U.S. Pharmacopeia (USP), exploring its mission, organizational structure, and global influence in advancing public health through quality standards. Participants will gain insight into USP’s historical foundations, governance model, and the collaborative roles of staff, volunteers, and councils. The course delves into the development and application of USP’s documentary and reference standards, highlighting their critical role in ensuring pharmaceutical quality.

Learners will examine USP’s global engagement, including how its standards are adopted and integrated into national regulatory frameworks worldwide. The course also emphasizes the importance of stakeholder involvement and membership in shaping USP’s initiatives. Finally, participants will explore USP’s strategic priorities and innovations aimed at addressing emerging global health challenges and supporting future advancements in healthcare.

Subject area:
General Notices and Introductory Courses

Objectives (If applicable):
N/A

Target Audience (If applicable):
– Lab scientist
– Lab managers
– QA/QC staff in the pharmaceutical and allied industries
– Regulatory professionals
– Healthcare professionals
– USP staff and volunteers