Compound Medications—What Should Be Done Next?

Bruce Curnick serves as vice president of Landmark Medical Management, a company that purchases receivables from compound-drug pharmacies. He has been involved in workers’ comp since 1982 and spent three years clerking for the Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board. For the past 10 years his focus has been on the role of pharmacy and physician practices in workers’ comp. His bachelor’s degree is from the University of California at San Diego and his juris doctorate from Western State University.)

Compounding medications is the practice of pharmacy and has its roots in the Middle Ages. It is part of the general curriculum of every pharmacy school in the United States, Canada and Europe.

 

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