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- Claudia C Okeke and Loyd V Allen.
- Claumek PharmaScience, Rockville, Maryland.
- Int J Pharm Compd. 2009 Jul 1; 13 (4): 322-9.
AbstractThe design and location of the primary engineering controls within a compounding facility in order to maitain an expected controlled environment is well worth the time and expense involved. If the airflow within the compounding area is not properly designed and maintained, the results can be tragic to not only the compounding personnel but to those patients for whom the preparations are being compounded. Knowledge of the placement of primary engineering controls, air sampling, cleaning and disinfecting, and additional personnel requirements in the area of sterile compounding are essential. Once the guidelines have been studied, compounding personnel should apply practicality and common sense to avoid problems with compounded sterile preparations.
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