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Facilities—Design and Sustainability for Harmonizing GLP
Author: Jeff Morgan

“GLP Topics” addresses topics associated with good laboratory practice requirements. We intend this column to be a useful resource for daily work applications. The key objective for this column: Useful information.

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Designing, upgrading, and continually maintaining good laboratory practice (GLP) facilities are critical factors in compliance with regulatory requirements and in producing top-notch study results, regardless of the setting. By having a working knowledge of the regulations, using preparation tools for working with architects, and maintaining compliance, the GLP work environment will generally take care of itself. In the end, the keys to success are in the organization, planning, and training.

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