The Apothecary Shoppe, LLC, #2-6500 – Case No. 1376:
Agreed to guilt on 1,892 counts including failing to supervise
all employees as they relate to the practice of pharmacy;
failing to comply with all aspects of USP compounding
standards; failing to mix, prepare, and otherwise manipulate,
count, crush, compound powders, or pour liquid hazardous
drugs inside a ventilated cabinet designed to prevent hazardous
drugs from being released into the work environment;
failing to verify all critical processes; failing to ensure appropriate
stability evaluation is performed; failing to have
available written policies and procedures for all steps in the
compounding of preparations; failing to train and evaluate
staff by using media-fill challenge tests to evaluate sterile
technique; compounding a drug preparation that is commercially
available in the marketplace; failing to use total aseptic
techniques; failing to establish procedures for sterilization of
all preparations compounded with any nonsterile ingredients;
failing to test all high-risk level CSPs for administration by
injection; failing to establish procedures for semiannually
testing the techniques of pharmacists using simulated aseptic
procedures; failing to have a controlled limited access area
that has a certified and inspected ISO Class 5 environment;
failing to routinely inspect, calibrate as necessary, and check
to ensure proper performance of equipment used in the compounding
of drug products; failure to have written procedures
for the compounding of drug preparations; failure to assign
the correct BUDs for CSPs; and failing to maintain a ratio
of no more than two pharmacy technicians per supervising
pharmacist on duty. Five years’ probation until January
20, 2021, and $45,000 fine
source Oklahoma Board of Pharmacy April 2016 Newsletter
source Oklahoma Board of Pharmacy April 2016 Newsletter
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