Teacher(s)

Decoster Cécile; Gillet Patricia; Hecq Jean-Daniel coordinator; Leclercq Gisèle; Michel Céline; Préat Véronique; Soumoy Laura (compensates Gillet Patricia); Wertz Aline;

Language

French

Main themes

In recent years, aseptic preparations and reconstitutions of injectable drugs have become an important part of the activity of hospital pharmacies. Mixtures "all-in-one" parenteral nutrition, intravenous doses of cancer chemotherapy, antibiotics, antiemetics and pain treatment have become a common production practice in some health institutions and be in others.
The arrival on the market of automated compounders  is a new development. This course brings together current data about the aforementioned preparations.
Room design productions, laminar air flow cabinet hoods and / or isolators of preparation, methods of preparation and aseptic reconstitution, chemical and physical stability rules made preparations for long term storage, including the method of freezing and thawing by microwave before release production control are detailed.
Are also covered equipment and methods of administration by syringe, flexible bags and ambulatory devices
The preparations of individual or stock production for internal or external use, produced or not  in large series is also discussed.
The quality assurance of these processes is presented.
Are added methods of administration of these preparations, as well as the issue of the physicochemical compatibility of injectable medication administered concomitantly. Injectable and enteral medications are concerned, including by the particular type of population (pediatrics, geriatrics, ...).
The team gathered in the course combines academic teachers of the School of Pharmacy and field practitioners confirmed the university hospital pharmacies.
Practical cases complete this education.

Bibliography

• Powerpoints ou fichiers pdf sur Moodle

Teaching materials

• Powerpoints ou fichiers pdf sur Moodle

Faculty or entity

FARM