Hospital Pharmacy Compounding Virginia R. Leland R.Ph. Clinical Pharmacist Drug Services

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Hospital Pharmacy Compounding Virginia R. Leland R.Ph. Clinical Pharmacist Drug Services

Objectives Review training for pharmacy compounding Discuss products made in a hospital pharmacy setting Discuss changing standards for pharmacy compounding

Pharmacy Background B.S UW School of Pharmacy 1969 University of Washington Medical Center 1974-present PCCA Primary Compounding Course 1996 Certificate in Comprehensive Compounding 2003 Certificate in Aseptic Technique and Risk Level III 2003

Access to Compounding Training School of Pharmacy On the job Vendor-PCCA Certificate Programs Board Certification as a specialty???

Drug Services Compounds for the UW Medicine system pharmacies Purchases pharmaceuticals for researchers within UW Medicine Drug Services info share page page.asp?cid=1805&page=01https://eres.lib.washington.edu/course page.asp?cid=1805&page=01

History of Compounding Pharmacy Compounding in the Bible 19 th century many prescriptions compounded Post 1950, pharmaceutical companies manufacture a large percentage of drug products

Compounding Today Increasing numbers of discontinued products Patients that benefit from new drug or new drug applications Patient special needs Increasing drug shortages

Hospital Compounding Non-Sterile Compounding

Suspensions

Solutions

Cream

Hospital Compounding Sterile Products

Antibiotic Beads

LET Gel

Hospital Compounding Clinical Trials

New Practice Standards Deaths have occurred from some pharmacy prepared sterile products United States Pharmacopoeia 2004 Chapter 797

References Loyd V. Allen, The Art, Science and Technology of Pharmaceutical Compounding, Second Edition, 2002 United States Pharmacopoeia International Journal of Pharmaceutical Compounding, Loyd V. Allen editor,

References Lawrence A. Trissel, Stability of Compounded Formulations, 2 nd Edition, 2000 Lawrence A. Trissel, Handbook on Injectable Drugs, 12 th Edition, 2003 USP Pharmacists’ Pharmacopeia 2005

Reference Compounding Book The Art, Science and Technology of Pharmaceutical Compounding Loyd V. Allen, Second Edition 2002

Reference Journal International Journal of Pharmaceutical Compounding Loyd V. Allen, Editor

Reference Compounding Book Stability of Compounded Formulations Lawrence A. Trissel, Second Edition, 2000

Reference for Sterile Products Handbook on Injectable Drugs Lawrence A. Trissel Twelfth Edition, 2003 The Tenth Edition is pictured.

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