Key Steps for Pharmacists to Improve Compounding Practices

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8 hours ago - A presentation held at the ASHP 2017 Midyear Clinical Meeting and Exhibition provided an overview of the key steps pharmacists should take to improve their compounding practices.

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FDA Clarifies Approved Free-Choice Feeding Options for Anaplasmosis Control in Cattle

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	In January 2017, FDA and animal drug manufacturers completed the voluntary transition of antimicrobial drugs of medical importance used in animal feed to Veterinary Feed Directive (VFD) marketing status under Guidance for Industry (GFI) #213. Since that time, the FDA has received questions from stakeholders relating to certain uses of free-choice medicated feeds (products that contain one or more animal drugs and are placed in feeding or grazing areas for animals to freely consume) for the control of active infection of anaplasmosis in cattle. Some of these questions involved uses of such feeds that are not in compliance with currently approved use conditions. Read entire press release.

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Legal and medical ethicists say the lawyer-owned pharmacy could lead to conflicts of interest and drive up medical costs. Workers First has billed insurance carriers upward of $4,000 per tube of compounded pain cream, which are not approved by the Food and Drug Administration. “That's worrisome. They're sending ...

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To prepare for USP Chapter <800>, pharmacies must ensure that they are meeting the right compounding compliance standards. A presentation held at the ASHP 2017 Midyear Clinical Meeting and Exhibition provided an overview of the key steps pharmacists should take to improve their compounding practices.

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Palmetto, FL, joined municipalities across Florida and the country in potentially filing a lawsuit against big pharmaceutical manufacturers and distributors for their alleged role in the current opioid epidemic. Palmetto, FL, joined municipalities across Florida and the country in potentially filing a lawsuit against big ...