Home Infusion 101: Unit 3: Sterile Compounding in Home Infusion

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New to home infusion or looking to better understand how the pieces fit together? This educational activity provides an overview of the patient journey and the clinical, operational, and financial pillars that support safe, effective, and high-quality care in the home and alternate site setting. Participants will gain insight into how the interdisciplinary team contributes to successful patient outcomes. This series is designed for those new to home infusion or exploring the industry for the first time. If you are looking for a broader understanding of the basics, this activity is for you.

Learning Objectives:

  1. Describe the regulatory standards and accrediting body guidelines that govern sterile compounding practices. 
  2. Identify the common home infusion therapies prepared using sterile compounding practices.
  3. Explain the role that cleanroom design, primary engineering controls, and environmental protocols play in maintaining a controlled environment.
  4. Describe the training requirements and competency assessments for personnel involved in sterile compounding.

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