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	Human Drug Compounding FDA US Food & Drug Administration (2022) C1 Open external link (217) Add to my MEDBOX FDA’s compounding program aims to protect patients from unsafe, ineffective and poor quality compounded drugs, while preserving access to lawfully-marketed compounded drugs for patients who have a medical need for them. Here you can find informations to laws &policies, compliance action, ... Tags: Pharmacy Practice, compounding, medicines, Source: https://www.fda.gov/drugs/guidance-compl
	Where There Are No Pharmacists Sarah Andersson; Beverley Snell Third World Network; Health Action International Asia Pacific (2019) C2 Open external link (2435) Add to my MEDBOX 2nd edition. A Guide to Managing Medicines for All Health Workers. Available for purchase via following link https://www.twn.my/title2/books/HAI.htm Where there are no trained pharmacists serving communities, other categories of health workers are called upon to order, buy, store, dispense and advise people on rational use of medicines. Where There Are No Pharmacists explains how to order them, store them, prepare them, dispense them and use them safely and effectively - it is about managing medicines. Information to help communities benefit from the use of medicines is also included. This book walks readers through each step, covering topics ranging from policy issues to patient education. It provides guidance for anyone who is doing the work of a pharmacist; anyone who sells, dispenses, prepares, manages, or explains to others how to use medicines Tags: Pharmaceuticals, Procurement, Storage, pharmaceutical procurement, Dispensing, Supply, Supply Chain, communication, rational use of medicine, community health, capacity building, Source: https://www.twn.my/title2/books/HAI.htm
	Extemporaneous Dosage Forms: Oral Liquids Nguyen, T. The Australian College of Pharmacy (2019) CC View PDF(76) Download (62) Add to my MEDBOX After completing this activity, pharmacists should be able to: 1. List populations for which the compounding of an oral liquid may be necessary 2. Outline necessary considerations that should be made by the pharmacist to ensure product stability 3. Describe methods used in the compounding of liquid preparation Tags: Pharmacy Practice, Training, Oral Liquids, Source: https://www.medisca.com.au/Pages/Educati
	Guidelines on compounding of medicines Pharmacy Board of Australia (2018) C1 View PDF(56) Download (35) Add to my MEDBOX Tags: Pharmacy Practice, compounding, medicines, Source: https://www.pharmacyboard.gov.au
	Guidance for registered pharmacies preparing unlicensed medicines: revison 2018 General Pharmaceutical Council Genral Pharmaceutical Council UK (2018) CC View PDF(65) Download (35) Add to my MEDBOX This guidance should be followed if an unlicensed medicine is prepared in a registered pharmacy. The preparation of an unlicensed medicine (for example unlicensed methadone, or menthol in aqueous cream) in a pharmacy is called ‘extemporaneous preparation’. The guidance should be read alongside the standards for registered pharmacies. These aim to create and maintain the right environment, both organizational and physical, for the safe and effective practice of pharmacy. By following this guidance, the pharmacy will: • demonstrate that it meets our standards, and • provide assurances that the health, safetyand wellbeing of patients and the public are safeguarded Responsibility for making sure this guidance is followed lies with the pharmacy owner. If the registered pharmacy is owned by a ‘body corporate’, the directors have responsibility. Those responsible for the overall safe running of the pharmacy need to take into account the nature of the pharmacy and the range of services already provided and, most importantly, the needs of patients and members of the public Tags: pharmaceutical guidelines, Preparation and handling, UK, Source: https://www.pharmacyregulation.org/sites
	Human Drug Compounding Progress Report FDA US Food & Drug Administration (2017) C1 View PDF(41) Download (16) Add to my MEDBOX Three Years After Enactment of the Drug Quality and Security Act Tags: Pharmacy Practice, compounding, medicines, Source: https://www.fda.gov/media/102493/downloa
	Guidelines for the production of extemporaenous formulations and hospital based sterile preparations Tanzania Food and Drugs Authority TFDA (2017) CC View PDF(58) Download (32) Add to my MEDBOX In order to streamline and effectively control compounding of medicinal products in hospitals and pharmacies, these Guidelines for Production of Extemporaneous and Hospital Based Sterile Preparations has been crafted. The purpose of these guidelines therefore is to assist pharmacists in discharging their legal and professional obligations to patients in the area of extemporaneous dispensing. This guidance will help to assure the safe and appropriate preparation and supply of extemporaneously prepared medicinal products to patients, where the supply of such products is necessary. Extemporaneous and hospital based sterile preparations are critical for patients whose clinical needs cannot be met by registered medicinal products. The guidelines outline the principles and application of the concepts of Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) requirements for premises, equipment, personnel, storage, quality management system, quality control, compounding processes as well as documentation Tags: pharmaceutical guidelines, Tanzania, Quality Management, Source: https://www.tmda.go.tz/uploads/publicati
	Guidance for Pharmacists on Extemporaneous Dispensing Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland (2015) C2 View PDF(37) Download (62) Add to my MEDBOX Tags: pharmacists, Pharmacy Practice, compounding, medicines, Source: https://www.thepsi.ie/Libraries/Folder_P
	Extemporaneous Formulation Abida Haq binti Syed M. Haq et al. Ministry of Health Malaysia (2015) CC View PDF(59) Download (35) Add to my MEDBOX Compounding of pharmaceutical formulations remain as the core skill of pharmacists and this manual is produced to include well referenced recipes that are easy to prepare, use readily available ingredients, have the longest expiry date possible and when necessary, provide more than one strength of formulation to accommodate the unique needs of different groups of patients. Efforts have been made to search for substantiated references in producing this manual of extemporaneous preparations. However, the lists of compounded items in this manual are not exhaustive. Preparations included in the manual are for ingredients available commercially but not in the required dosage form for therapy and thus, necessitate extemporaneous preparations Tags: Extemporaneous Formulation, pharmaceutical guidelines, Malaysia, Source: https://www.pharmacy.gov.my/v2/sites/def
	Liquid Dosage Forms Extemporaneously Prepared from Commercially Available Products – Considering New Evidence on Stability Haywood, A. and B. D Glass J Pharm Pharm Sci (2013) CC View PDF(65) Download (34) Add to my MEDBOX J Pharm Pharm Sci (www.cspsCanada.org) 16(3) 441 - 455, 2013 Tags: Liquid Dosage Forms, Pharmacy Practice, Source: https://researchonline.jcu.edu.au/29496/

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