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The ICH topics are divided into the four categories below and ICH topic codes are assigned ing to these categories. Quality Guidelines. Safety Guidelines. Efficacy Guidelines. Multidisciplinary Guidelines.
To be fit for the intended purpose, the method must meet certain validation characteristics. Typical validation characteristics, which should be considered are: selectivity (specificity), linearity, range, accuracy, precision, limit of detection and quantitation.
As the USP methods are successfully validated before their inclusion within the USP, they generally are not required to be validated. However, they only need the suitability test. The exact procedure including the mobile phase and all parameters described in the monograph should be followed through.
USP The verification process for compendial test procedures is the assessment of whether the procedure can be used for its intended purpose, under the actual conditions of use for a specified drug substance and/or drug product matrix.
The three types of validation are emotional, behavioral and cognitive. Do not use validation immediately following problem behaviors which are maintained by validation.
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Validation is conducted by performing a method comparison study, usually by one laboratory, followed by an interlaboratory study (see ISO 16140-2, ISO 16140-5 and ISO 16140-6). In the case when a method is validated within one laboratory only (see ISO 16140-4), no interlaboratory study is conducted.
The common guideline used for method validation, the ICH Q2(R1), defines range as an interval from the upper to the lower concentration of the analyte in the sample e.g. drugs for which the analytical method has been demonstrated to work with acceptable level of trueness, precision, and linearity.
A validation study must establish pertinent performance characteristics (e.g., accuracy, precision, sensitivity, limit of detection, etc.) that demonstrate or confirm a method is suitable for its intended purpose.
USP The verification process for compendial test procedures is the assessment of whether the procedure can be used for its intended purpose, under the actual conditions of use for a specified drug substance and/or drug product matrix.
ICH Q2(R2) Validation of analytical procedures - Scientific guideline.

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