Good Laboratory Practice (GLP)
In Switzerland, the Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) is based on the OECD principles of GLP issued on 26th November 1997. The ordinance on Good Laboratory Practice (OGLP, SR 813.112.1) was issued on 18th May 2005 and enacted on 1st August 2005.
General information on Good Laboratory Practice (GLP)
In Switzerland, the Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) is based on the OECD principles of GLP issued on 26th November 1997. The ordinance on Good Laboratory Practice (OGLP, SR 813.112.1) was issued on 18th May 2005 and enacted on 1st August 2005.
GLP Compliance Monitoring Programme
The decision / recommendation of the OECD Council of 2nd October 1989 on Compliance with Principles of Good Laboratory Practice [C(89)87(Final)] requires that each OECD member state establish a national GLP Compliance Monitoring Programme.
GLP-Test Facilities
The following Test Facilities have been inspected by the Swiss Monitoring Authorities. It was found that they were operating in compliance with the GLP Principles at the time they were inspected. The Facilities are in the compliance monitoring programme of the authorities.
Service Providers
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GLP-interpretations / Newsletter
AGIT
The Working Group of Information Technology (AGIT, Arbeitsgruppe Informationstechnologie) consists of representatives of the GLP Compliance Monitoring Units and of invited experts from the industry. Several documents related to information technology in a GLP environment have been developed. These documents are considered to be interpretations of the Principles according to article 4 paragraph 2 of the OGLP
GLP authorities
Animal experimentation
Only available in German and French.
Request application to be listed in the GLP Register
Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) according to art. 3 par. 1 lt. a. OGLP: a quality system concerned with the organisational process and the conditions under which studies are planned, performed, monitored, recorded, archived and reported.