Pharmacy Compounding Accreditation Board (PCAB) accreditation affords compounding pharmacists an unparalleled opportunity to demonstrate superior quality and safety in their compounding practices. Thi sbook deals with this topic.

Pharmacy Compounding Accreditation Board (PCAB) accreditation affords compounding pharmacists an unparalleled opportunity to demonstrate superior quality and safety in their compounding practices. And yet, since PCAB was founded in 2004, only a modest number of pharmacies across the nation have achieved accreditation. Other pharmacies have applied for accreditation but have not completed the process. Now, with "Pharmacy Compounding Accreditation: A How-To Manual", there's no longer reason to wait.

Foreword Section I: Background and Overview 1. The Accreditation Process 2. The PCAB Standards 3. Standard Operating Procedures 4. The Accreditation Survey 5. What's Next Section II: The PCAB Standards 6. Standard 1.00: Regulatory Compliance 7. Standard 2.00: Personnel 8. Standard 3.00: Facilities and Equipment 9. Standard 4.00: Chemicals, Components, and CompletedCompounded Preparations 10. Standard 5.00: Compounding Process 11. Standard 6.00: Beyond-Use Dating, Stability, Sterility 12. Standard 7.00: Completed Compounded Preparations 13. Standard 8.00: Practitioner and Patient Education 14. Standard 9.00: Quality Assurance Plan and Continuous QualityImprovement 15. Standard 10.00: Self-Assessment Appendices A. PCAB Rules and Terms for Obtaining and Maintaining PCABAccreditation B. PCAB Principles of Compounding C. Code of Ethics for Pharmacists D. PCAB Required Labeling for Medications Compounded E. Sample Marketing Materials F. Resources