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Dean Halliday

Dean Halliday

Regional Sales Director, Schlafender Hase
Dean Halliday has been working with customers in highly regulated markets for over a decade and specialises in working with the Life Science Industry. Ensuring that the related risks of manual proofreading and approval processes are identified and solved quickly and easily, allowing only approved content to be printed or published.
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Proofreading Regulated Documents in Pharma

February 15, 2024

4 minutes read

Proofreading Regulated Documents in Pharma

Proofreading regulated documents in pharma presents unique challenges. Avoid the high risk of costly mistakes with best practices and by leveraging technology.

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TOPRA Sponsored Webcast: A Non-Technical AI Introduction for Regulatory Affairs Professionals

January 17, 2024

2 minutes read

TOPRA Sponsored Webcast: A Non-Technical AI Introduction for Regulatory Affairs Professionals

AI is already being used in many Life Science applications, meanwhile Health Authorities are looking to regulate the use of AI. As a regulatory affair professional, it is essential to have an understanding of this technology.    In this general introduction to the field of AI, different uses of the term "Artificial Intelligence" will be discussed, and which might be desirable in a given context. 

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Best Practices for Labeling Readability

January 15, 2024

4 minutes read

Best Practices for Labeling Readability

We will explore what we mean by readability and what key principles can guide us through regulations to make labeling readable and legible.

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Pharmanovia Case Study – Embracing Technology to Ensure Patient-Safety

January 10, 2024

3 minutes read

Pharmanovia Case Study – Embracing Technology to Ensure Patient-Safety

When the specialty pharmaceuticals company Pharmanovia integrated TVT into its artwork workflow, it achieved new efficiencies and greater certainty.

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The Importance of Braille Inspection on Packaging

September 22, 2023

4 minutes read

The Importance of Braille Inspection on Packaging

Inspecting Braille on packaging is important for compliance in the pharmaceutical industry. Automated proofreading supports you with Braille inspection.

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Top Medical Device use Document Comparison Software

September 20, 2023

4 minutes read

Top Medical Device use Document Comparison Software

When the subject of proofreading comes up, most think of correcting written text in a document such as a book or a school essay. In the Medical Device industry, however, proofreading is a whole lot more than that. Packaging and labeling can include many elements such as instructions for use, company logo, symbols and numerous other graphics, as well as a variety of different barcodes. Everything has a purpose and must be correct before a device goes to market.

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Top Pharma use Document Comparison Software

September 14, 2023

4 minutes read

Top Pharma use Document Comparison Software

Top Pharma use document comparison software to proofread labeling. Why aren’t you? When the subject of proofreading comes up, most think of correcting written text in a document such as a book or a school essay. In the Pharma industry, however, proofreading is a whole lot more than that. Packaging and labeling include elements such as dosage, instructions for use, company logo and numerous other graphics, as well as a variety of different barcodes. Everything has a purpose and must be correct before medicine is delivered to patients. Ensuring patient safety is of absolute importance. Whatever the format (including online and hardcopy/print), all versions must be true to their approved original throughout the entire lifecycle. Furthermore, content format (font, type size, etc.) must be compliant with local regulatory specifications. A mistake could cause a misprint resulting in a CAPA (corrective and preventative action), a recall, or even worse, a negative effect on a patient’s life. If your job includes checking or comparing documents for errors, you might not even realize that what you’re doing is actually proofreading. Why is document comparison software needed in Pharma? Proofreading is crucial in Pharma and serves as an integral part of the quality control process. Traditionally, this process has been manual, usually involving two people who check content line by line, item by item, sometimes with a third person verifying their work. Whether you are involved in Clinical Research, Submissions, Regulatory Affairs, Artwork, Marketing or Legal Affairs, using highly qualified professionals to manually proofread isn’t only very expensive, but also inefficient. Using a document comparison software eliminates the risk of human error. The software instantly identifies errors and inconsistencies in the documentation, labeling, packaging and other materials so users can correct them and prevent expensive mistakes, misprints and recalls. Deviations such as a missing character (ex: 1 mg instead of 10 mg), a missing dash (ex: take a tablet 12 times a day instead of take a tablet 1-2 times a day) or duplicated words (ex: “Do not not chew” instead of “Do not chew”) are some common deviations that can be easily overlooked by the human eye. For more information on how a comparison software can improve your work life, we’ve put together a list of the top 10 ways using a comparison software to automate proofreading makes your life easier. Why do top Pharma companies use document comparison software? Document comparison (or proofreading) software compares digital files with different layouts and in different formats (ex: Word to PDF) to catch any potential deviations early in the process. The software will instantly find, or “proofread”, any deviations between the two digital files (ex: spelling, font size, graphics, font style, barcodes, etc.) All you need to do is decide whether these deviations are acceptable or not. The software is very simple and easy to use: 1) Upload and compare your documents 2) Review and comment on any identified deviations 3) Approve the content Finally, an Audit Trail Report can be generated and saved to

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Artwork Approval Processes for Pharma & Med Device

July 31, 2023

5 minutes read

Artwork Approval Processes for Pharma & Med Device

Improving artwork design and artwork approval processes can save patient lives and enhance company viability.

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Freyr Solutions Case Study- Achieving Ambitious Growth Targets with TVT

June 19, 2023

3 minutes read

Freyr Solutions Case Study- Achieving Ambitious Growth Targets with TVT

After implementing TVT, Freyr Solutions found the document authentication it sought, and saved time. This has been important to its continued growth trajectory.

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Why is labeling important in the pharmaceutical industry?

May 3, 2023

4 minutes read

Why is labeling important in the pharmaceutical industry?

Bringing a new drug to market demands a large investment on the part of a pharmaceutical company – often, $ 1 billion or more. Ensuring compliance with complex labeling regulations is part of that investment. In the following we look at why pharmaceutical labeling is so important and the different types of labeling.

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September 2, 2024

Schlafender Hase Team

Avalis Publishing Case Study – Compliance through Watertight Version Control

3 minutes read

Avalis Publishing Case Study – Compliance through Watertight Version Control

September 2, 2024

Schlafender Hase Team

Soaring Medical Device Scrutiny: How is the Market Adapting?

4 minutes read

Soaring Medical Device Scrutiny: How is the Market Adapting?

August 22, 2024

Schlafender Hase Team

FHIR: Transforming Product Labeling

The shift from paper-based to digital processes has opened enormous opportunities in the healthcare sector in terms of data sharing and content management. But data can only be shared efficiently and add value if systems can "talk" to each other. The term we use for how compatibly systems work together is "interoperability." Traditionally, the healthcare sector has suffered from a high lack of interoperability.

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FHIR: Transforming Product Labeling

The shift from paper-based to digital processes has opened enormous opportunities in the healthcare sector in terms of data sharing and content management. But data can only be shared efficiently and add value if systems can "talk" to each other. The term we use for how compatibly systems work together is "interoperability." Traditionally, the healthcare sector has suffered from a high lack of interoperability.