Taking USP Chapter <800> to the Next Level with Surface Monitoring

This 1.5-hour online educational activity features strategies for implementing policies and procedures for environmental quality and control in accordance with USP Chapter <800> recommendations for surface monitoring, including developing a plan if hazardous drug contamination is detected.

Specialty Pharmacy - Overview and Career Opportunities

This one-hour activity will give a brief overview of the profession of specialty pharmacy, what career opportunities are available, and how you can start preparing now to be a successful candidate for a career in specialty pharmacy.

A Mile in Their Shoes: Understanding the Specialty Patient Journey

This one-hour activity will focus on a literature review, best practices, case stories, and a series of ten recommendations that are designed to streamline and simplify the complex and confusing specialty patient journey and improve outcomes.

Course 2: USP <800> Facilities, Engineering, and Environmental Controls

This continuing pharmacy education activity is designed for pharmacists and pharmacy-technicians involved in handling hazardous drugs who practice in a wide variety of settings including hospitals, health-systems, and compounding facilities.

What’s on Your List? USP Chapter <800> Risk Assessment and Containment Strategies for Handling Dangerous Drugs

This one-hour activity will focus on strategies to formulate a hazardous medication list and develop alternative containment strategies for qualifying NIOSH listed drugs.

An Organizational Approach to Implementing USP Chapter <800>: Strategies for Success

This one-hour activity will focus on strategies and committee structures to implement and address complex and controversial topics related to USP Chapter <800> Hazardous Drugs- Handling in the Healthcare setting.

United States Pharmacopeia (USP) Chapter Updates That Impact Hospitals: An Overview of New Enforceable Standards

This one-hour activity will focus on will focus on enforceable USP chapters.

Course 3: USP <800> Personal Protective Equipment, Hazard Communication, Personnel Training, and Medical Surveillance

This continuing pharmacy education activity is designed for pharmacists and pharmacy-technicians involved in handling hazardous drugs who practice in a wide variety of settings including hospitals, health-systems, and compounding facilities.

Meds to Beds: Transitioning Patients Home on Infusion Therapy

This one-hour activity will focus on needs specific to the home infusion patient and how providers can aid in the transition of care process.

Mentoring Matters: Developing and Fostering a Productive Mentor-Mentee Relationship

This one-hour activity will focus on providing strategies for developing strong mentoring relationships for continued growth and success in the profession of pharmacy.