Workshop Session Objectives

Ensuring Safety in Sterile and Hazardous Drug Compounding (Mark Wiencek)

Objectives:

• Distinguish the possible sources for cross-contamination of HD residues.
• Discuss the chemical agents and processes for decontamination of HD residues from receipt through administration.
• Identify the methods used to sample for HD residues, recognize the strengths and weaknesses of each method, and how the results can be interpreted.

Best Practices PEC/SEC cleaning/Donning Doffing (Michael Myers)

Objectives:

• Best practices to clean, disinfect and decontaminate Primary Engineering Controls
• Best practices to clean, disinfect and decontaminate Secondary Engineering Controls
• Best Practices for Donning and Doffing of critical PPE for hazardous sterile compounding.

Gloved Fingertip Sampling (GFS): An Important Part of Ensuring Quality by Personnel

(Melanie Dorey)

Objectives:

• Define and identify the purpose of gloved fingertip sampling (GFS).
• Discuss the NAPRA Model Standard GFS requirements.
• Describe the type of media used during GFS.
• Demonstrate and practice the proper sampling technique.

Non-Sterile Hazardous Drug Compounding: How to Keep Workers Safe

(Melanie Dorey)

Objectives:

• Discuss the NAPRA Model Standards as it relates to non-sterile hazardous drug compounding.
• Differentiate the different levels of non-sterile compounding areas and the facility design requirements.
• Identify the different ways of providing protection to workers compounding non-sterile preparations.
• Determine key strategies for repackaging, splitting, and compounding non-sterile HDs.