Learn which materials can and cannot be used in compounding

Select, qualify, and approve compounding materials

Meet regulatory requirements and quality specifications

Learn the basics of good documentation practices (GDP)

Create, approve, review, maintain, correct, verify, and archive documents and records correctly

Minimize staff confusion or regulatory interpretation of events

Learn the do’s and don’ts of working in a controlled and ISO classified environment

Control contamination in a pharmacy, hospital, or outsourcing facility

Increase sterility assurance of finished compounds and minimize insanitary conditions

Assign a beyond use date to a compounded drug preparation

Ensure it will retain its quality and remain sterile (if applicable) throughout the labeled beyond use date

Comply with USP <797> and USP <795>

Optimize material flow and personnel flow

Align with industry contamination control strategies

Increase sterility assurance of finished compounds and minimize insanitary conditions

Decide quickly whether or not to compound a preparation

Comply with FDA Guidance for Compounding

Decrease confusion and prevent inadvertent unauthorized compounding