What is a State of Control?
The goal of a compounding pharmacy and its personnel must be to achieve a State of Control. The pharmacy and its personnel must operate under such conditions that achieve a state of microbial control in sterile environments, and ensure patient and personnel safety involved in compounding these products in all compounding environments, sterile and non-sterile.
How can State of Control support me and my pharmacy team towards compliance with the NAPRA Model Standards?
Sterile Compounding
How can State of Control support me and my pharmacy team towards compliance with the NAPRA Model Standards?
Non-Sterile Compounding
For All Compounders
State of Control recognizes how valuable your time is. Jennifer Mosher is a contributor to the NAPRA Model Standards and Guidance Document for Pharmacy Compounding of Non-sterile Preparations. Most recently, Jennifer served as subject matter expert for the development of the NAPRA Model Compounding Competencies for
Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians in Canada. Jennifer is the subject matter expert in this field. Jennifer knows the effort and resources required to become compliant with the provincial and national standards and the consequences of non-compliance. Whether you are starting from the ground up or have an established practice, she can help.
