In addition to uncovering trends in current compounding practices, we were pleased to learn that 80% of the survey respondents use PP&P as a resource for information on <797> requirements. Of course, in our upcoming issues, PP&P will continue publishing articles that will help our readers achieve <797> compliance. Be on the lookout for features on the following topics:
• Best Practices for Cleaning the Cleanroom
•Best Practices for Environmental Monitoring
• Budgeting for Cleanroom Construction
• Compounding for Nuclear Pharmacy
• Infection Control
If you were among the 249 health-system pharmacists who responded to the “State of Pharmacy Compounding” survey, please accept our sincere thanks for your time and consideration. PP&P will be conducting several more surveys this year, so if you have not yet had an occasion to contribute to our nationwide pool of data on pharmacy practice, keep your eyes open for future opportunities to be a part of it!
All the Best,
R. Mitchell Halvorsen
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Establish a Robust Drug Shortages Program - January 2012
Infection Control in the Cleanroom - January 2012
A Systematized Approach to Combat Drug Diversion - January 2012
Benefits of Temperature Monitoring Systems - January 2012 : Resource Guide
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