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OUTSOURCING STERILE PRODUCTS PREPARATION - APIC - apic 2025

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The document outlines a comprehensive assessment tool for hospitals and health systems to evaluate outsourcing vendors for sterile products preparation. It emphasizes the importance of a structured vendor selection process, involving key stakeholders, and provides guidelines for assessing vendor qualifications, regulatory compliance, quality measures, and service excellence. The tool includes minimum requirement questions and scoring criteria to facilitate objective comparisons among potential vendors, ultimately aiding in the decision-making process for outsourcing sterile compounding services.

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