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Articles by Roger Dabbah

A Quality-Control Guide Fails to Train the Trainer

A book about developing quality-control training manuals provides a wealth of information and a dearth of practical help.
Aug 2, 2011
By: Roger Dabbah

A book about developing quality-control training manuals provides a wealth of information and a dearth of practical help.

An Unfocused Handbook on Environmental Monitoring

An expert-panel-written book has surprising shortcomings.
Oct 20, 2010
By: Roger Dabbah

An expert-panel-written book has surprising shortcomings.

An Unfocused Handbook on Environmental Monitoring

An expert-panel-written book has surprising shortcomings.
Oct 2, 2010
By: Roger Dabbah

An expert-panel-written book has surprising shortcomings.

More Than You Need to Know about Manufacturing Pharmaceutical Proteins

The author of a book about biopharmaceutical production includes irrelevant information.
Aug 2, 2009
By: Roger Dabbah

The author of a book about biopharmaceutical production includes irrelevant information.

No Excuse for Nonconformance

An updated book provides essential information for scientists who monitor microbial quality.
Mar 2, 2009
By: Roger Dabbah

An updated book provides essential information for scientists who monitor microbial quality.

A Guide That Perplexes

Despite its flaws, a recent release fills a need for books about pharmaceutical project management.
Aug 2, 2008
By: Roger Dabbah

Despite its flaws, a recent release fills a need for books about pharmaceutical project management.

The Role of USP in the Assessment of Microbiological Quality of Pharmaceuticals

Jul 1, 2001
By: Roger Dabbah

USP ensures the microbiological quality of products by way of the development, proposal, and acceptance of general information chapters.

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