Nonsterile Compounding: Facilities, Equipment, and Supplies

Course overview

This course provides an overview of the facilities, equipment, and supplies necessary for nonsterile drug compounding practices. It is designed to equip pharmacy professionals with the knowledge and skills to adhere to the highest standards of compounding nonsterile formulations and safely handling hazardous drugs. Covering a broad spectrum of topics, from the basics of compounding facilities, equipment, and supplies to the intricacies of complying with state and federal regulations, this course is crucial for anyone involved in preparing medications for human and animal use. Participants will review the principles of good compounding practices and the specific guidelines outlined in USP Chapters 795 and 800. This course aims to ensure that compounders can produce medications of acceptable strength, quality, and purity while maintaining the safety of the compounder and the patient.