Pharmacy Compounding: What Hospitals Need to Know when Purchasing
Compounded Preparations from Specialty Pharmacies (not repeated)
Laura A. Carpenter
Pharmacy compounding serves an important health need when a patient needs a
product that is not commercially available. This program will address:
❯❯ The risk factors involved in outsourcing pharmacy compounding
❯❯ The difference between manufactured drugs and compounded preparations
❯❯ The United States Pharmacopoeia (USP) standards for compounding and monographs.
❯❯ The FDA’s position on when a drug is “compounded” or “manufactured”
❯❯ The impact of the federal Compounding Quality Act, which was enacted in
November 2013
❯❯ Different state law scenarios for regulating compounding preparations and purchasing
them by hospitals, clinics, outpatient treatment centers, and physician offices
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