DSCSA requires dispensers to trace covered prescription drugs, verify trading partners, retain records, and respond to suspect products.
Understand FDA pharmacy regulations, including DSCSA, REMS, recalls, drug safety, shortages, compounding, and product oversight.
USP 1116 environmental monitoring helps pharmacies interpret USP 797 sampling plans, trends, recovery rates, investigations, and microbial control.
USP 1121 nomenclature can help pharmacies standardize names, reduce confusion, and strengthen master formulation records for compounded preparations.
Learn how USP 1163 helps pharmacies build quality assurance programs that support USP 795, 797, 800, and 825 compounding operations.
Learn how USP 1079 guides medication storage, transportation, temperature excursions, receiving, training, and pharmacy quality systems.
USP 659 packaging and storage requirements help pharmacy teams standardize medication storage, temperature monitoring, inspections, and excursions.
Learn how USP Chapters influence pharmacy compliance beyond USP , , and , including , , , and informational chapters.
Pharmacy compliance involves far more than the United States Pharmacopeia (USP) or the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). Learn how the agencies, regulations, and standards work together to shape pharmacy operations.
