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OUTSOURCING STERILE PRODUCTS PREPARATION - APIC - apic 2025

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The document is a comprehensive assessment tool designed for hospital and health system pharmacy departments to evaluate and select outsourcing vendors for sterile products preparation. It emphasizes a structured approach to vendor selection, encourages collaboration with key stakeholders, and outlines minimum requirements and assessment criteria. The tool includes sections on regulatory compliance, quality and patient safety measures, medication administration safety features, and service excellence. It aims to assist pharmacies in making informed decisions while ensuring patient safety and compliance with industry standards.

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Begin with the 'Minimum Requirements for a Vendor' section. Answer each question regarding vendor qualifications, ensuring you check all applicable boxes.
Proceed to the 'Vendor Assessment' section. Here, respond to questions that will help you evaluate potential outsourcing vendors based on their services and compliance.
In the 'Vendor Comparison' section, utilize the scoring system provided to compare different vendors effectively. Make sure to interpret the scores accurately for informed decision-making.

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What is a pharmaceutical outsourcing facility?

Created by the Compounding Quality Act of 2013 in response to the New England Compounding Center scandal, 503B outsourcing facilities make compounded versions of medicines to ameliorate shortages and supply drug formulations for which there is a clinical need but that are not commercially available.

Which requirements are outsourcing facilities subject to when compounding non-sterile preparations?

22 The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) publishes regulations on current good manufacturing practices that apply to sterile products made by pharmaceutical manufac turers for shipment in interstate commerce.

What is outsourcing in pharma?

Outsourcing in pharma refers to a broad range of strategies where a pharmaceutical company partners with external providers to handle functions that might otherwise be done in-house. This can include pharmaceutical manufacturing, clinical development, regulatory affairs, quality assurance, and drug discovery.

What is outsourcing pharmacy?

Outsourcing is a formal arrangement by which a health care organization contracts with an outside company to obtain selected pharmaceutical services or comprehensive management of the organizations pharmacy.

Which of the following is a requirement for an outsourcing pharmacy?

FDA Requirements for 503B Outsourcing Facilities: An outsourcing facility must compound drugs under the direct supervision of a licensed pharmacist within the facility, have their compounded drugs inspected by the FDA and comply with (CGMP) requirements.

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What is an outsourcing pharmacy?

In contrast to traditional compounders, outsourcing facilities can, subject to satisfying relevant legal requirements, compound and distribute drugs without receiving prescriptions for individual patients, and without limitation on the quantity of drugs that they ship interstate.