Karen Davis is a Pharmacy Technician Education Consultant, Society for the Education of Pharmacy Technicians (SEPhT) Lyons, Georgia; Pharmacy Technician Program Instructor, Florence Darlington Community College, Florence, South Carolina, USA.

• PART I: Foundations1. Communication Skills for Today’s Compounding Technician Learning Objectives2. Infection Control and Waste ManagementPART II: Nonsterile Compounding3. Introduction to Nonsterile Compounding4. United States Pharmacopeia USP <795>: Pharmaceutical Compounding - Nonsterile Preparations5. The Nonsterile Compounding Environment6. Nonsterile Equipment and Supplies7. Preparation of Nonsterile Compounds8. Calculations Used for Nonsterile Compounds9. Nonsterile Medication Administration10. Veterinary Compounding11. Packaging, Labeling, and Documentation of Nonsterile CompoundsPART III: Sterile Compounding12. Introduction to Sterile Compounding13. Medications and Disease Management14. United States Pharmacopeia USP<797>: Pharmaceutical Compound - Sterile Preparations15. The Sterile Environment16. Equipment and Supplies17. Calculations Used in Intravenous Preparations18. Sterile Medication Administration19. Sterile Practice20. Packaging, Labeling, and Documentation of Compounded Sterile ProductsPART IV: Nonsterile and Sterile Compounding21. Total Parenteral Nutrition22. United States Pharmacopeia<800> Hazardous Pharmaceuticals23. Hazardous Drug Preparation24. United States Pharmacopeia<825> Radiopharmaceutical - Preparation, Compounding, Dispensing, and Repackaging25. Quality Management, Safety, and Patient Compliance26. Third-Party Billing, Reimbursement, and Inventory Management27. Operations and Emergency Preparedness28. Looking ForwardAppendix A: Procedure Evaluation ChecklistsAppendix B: Practice ExercisesAppendix C: Master Formulation RecordAppendix D: Compounding RecordGlossaryIndex

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Karen Davis is a Pharmacy Technician Education Consultant, Society for the Education of Pharmacy Technicians (SEPhT) Lyons, Georgia; Pharmacy Technician Program Instructor, Florence Darlington Community College, Florence, South Carolina, USA.

• PART I: Foundations1. Communication Skills for Today’s Compounding Technician Learning Objectives2. Infection Control and Waste ManagementPART II: Nonsterile Compounding3. Introduction to Nonsterile Compounding4. United States Pharmacopeia USP <795>: Pharmaceutical Compounding - Nonsterile Preparations5. The Nonsterile Compounding Environment6. Nonsterile Equipment and Supplies7. Preparation of Nonsterile Compounds8. Calculations Used for Nonsterile Compounds9. Nonsterile Medication Administration10. Veterinary Compounding11. Packaging, Labeling, and Documentation of Nonsterile CompoundsPART III: Sterile Compounding12. Introduction to Sterile Compounding13. Medications and Disease Management14. United States Pharmacopeia USP<797>: Pharmaceutical Compound - Sterile Preparations15. The Sterile Environment16. Equipment and Supplies17. Calculations Used in Intravenous Preparations18. Sterile Medication Administration19. Sterile Practice20. Packaging, Labeling, and Documentation of Compounded Sterile ProductsPART IV: Nonsterile and Sterile Compounding21. Total Parenteral Nutrition22. United States Pharmacopeia<800> Hazardous Pharmaceuticals23. Hazardous Drug Preparation24. United States Pharmacopeia<825> Radiopharmaceutical - Preparation, Compounding, Dispensing, and Repackaging25. Quality Management, Safety, and Patient Compliance26. Third-Party Billing, Reimbursement, and Inventory Management27. Operations and Emergency Preparedness28. Looking ForwardAppendix A: Procedure Evaluation ChecklistsAppendix B: Practice ExercisesAppendix C: Master Formulation RecordAppendix D: Compounding RecordGlossaryIndex

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Karen Davis is a Pharmacy Technician Education Consultant, Society for the Education of Pharmacy Technicians (SEPhT) Lyons, Georgia; Pharmacy Technician Program Instructor, Florence Darlington Community College, Florence, South Carolina, USA.

• PART I: Foundations1. Communication Skills for Today’s Compounding Technician Learning Objectives2. Infection Control and Waste ManagementPART II: Nonsterile Compounding3. Introduction to Nonsterile Compounding4. United States Pharmacopeia USP <795>: Pharmaceutical Compounding - Nonsterile Preparations5. The Nonsterile Compounding Environment6. Nonsterile Equipment and Supplies7. Preparation of Nonsterile Compounds8. Calculations Used for Nonsterile Compounds9. Nonsterile Medication Administration10. Veterinary Compounding11. Packaging, Labeling, and Documentation of Nonsterile CompoundsPART III: Sterile Compounding12. Introduction to Sterile Compounding13. Medications and Disease Management14. United States Pharmacopeia USP<797>: Pharmaceutical Compound - Sterile Preparations15. The Sterile Environment16. Equipment and Supplies17. Calculations Used in Intravenous Preparations18. Sterile Medication Administration19. Sterile Practice20. Packaging, Labeling, and Documentation of Compounded Sterile ProductsPART IV: Nonsterile and Sterile Compounding21. Total Parenteral Nutrition22. United States Pharmacopeia<800> Hazardous Pharmaceuticals23. Hazardous Drug Preparation24. United States Pharmacopeia<825> Radiopharmaceutical - Preparation, Compounding, Dispensing, and Repackaging25. Quality Management, Safety, and Patient Compliance26. Third-Party Billing, Reimbursement, and Inventory Management27. Operations and Emergency Preparedness28. Looking ForwardAppendix A: Procedure Evaluation ChecklistsAppendix B: Practice ExercisesAppendix C: Master Formulation RecordAppendix D: Compounding RecordGlossaryIndex

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