Environmental Monitoring (EM)

[@saracibellis1983]

One of the best presentations ever heard. Congratulations. Very clear and helpful.

[@shanewarn4249]

Excellent brief description about the EM.

[@ramakrishnaguttula7941]

Excellent information

[@supranagill5761]

Best piece of work 😍😍 there is nothing on youtube like you did keep going 😍

[@jocelynpanduyos383]

very informative presentation. Thank you very much.

[@andychen4169]

best explanation👍👍

[@nicholastucker1582]

great good. i can go to any EM role and preform like a boss.

[@muhammadsaqib5791]

Best explanation 👍

[@jldonnell1]

09:57 "cfu ...is a presumed single bacterium, yeast, fungal spore..." etc. This is incorrect. A cfu is that which gives rise to a single colony after prescribed incubation temperatures and duration. It may be a single cell, single spore, single endospore etc. However, it also may be a clump of cells, spores, etc.

[@MicroAlex1506]

Good Explanation

[@rogeliolopez3779]

Muy buen video, gracias por compartir 👍

[@amarbouamama2553]

Contact plate 10 seconds/ 55 mm . am I wrong? 10:39

[@mixedbrass101]

Very well covered

[@actualconcept22]

In next video ...Pls mam discuss about active sampling and passive sampling unit ... I am realy confused ...how is it ??🙏

[@jeetadhvaryu5680]

Thanks for sharing

[@lilamerah5591]

Plz , are there a requirment to do thé EM in a non sterile product ??

[@khemrajpradhan3529]

No

[@upasnachaudhary4390]

Thanks for this video

[@hopeademulegun7183]

This is perfectly presented. Thanks

[@NCBioNetwork]

You're very welcome!

[@andrewDalina]

Take steps to make your eyes safer. I Recommend Softgle Comfort

[@shahidrehmat2815]

How could became EM in phrma industry??

[@ossamasalah3247]

In the table for contact plats (CFU/10 Sc55mm plate ) not (CFU/10 hrs/55mm plate )

[@kloneo]

Class D lab. If EM "operational" monitoring is always far below class B (iso6) even though being D. And EM at "rest" is even lower. What is the use of doing EM at rest if EM operational is 100X less than allowed.. Can you do EM operational instead of EM at rest if you have 4 years of data. Can we define an EM plan that incorporates the EM operational = EM rest. Seems so wasteful to do EM at rest.

[@jeetadhvaryu5680]

So you mean that we should take sample when that area is operational?

[@jimnmag]

The monitoring plan is driven by your risk assessment. Your question about eliminating the EM at rest would depend on whether or not it's supported by your Risk Management Department. This, I would think, is dependent upon your product, activities, and the impact of contamination. Ultimately, it will also depend on what regulatory auditors will or will not support.