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5 Years of Home Infusion Therapy Pharmacy Accreditation

National Association of Boards of Pharmacy

A pharmacy seeking Home Infusion Therapy Pharmacy Accreditation must meet or exceed these standards: Plan of care and the initial assessment Ongoing review of the care of the patient Care coordination and communication with applicable providers Documentation of clinical services performed by the pharmacist Compliance with USP standards for sterile (..)

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First-year students as instructors: who’s teaching whom? 

Pulses

When I discovered an interest in non-sterile compounding during my first year of pharmacy school, I worked with a professor to create and deliver content. I also had the opportunity to educate younger students by creating an activity for a third-year compounding elective. Is peer- and near-peer teaching effective?

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Extemporaneous Preparation with Unknown Stability

RX Note

USP General Chapter and and both describe compounded preparations that are required to be sterile or can be prepared as nonsterile. Additionally, ophthalmic products and compounded aqueous inhalation solutions and suspensions are required to be sterile.