Abstract
Abstract This opinion paper describes the discussions of the attendees of the last GERPAC European conference workshop on the question of chemical stability and container-content interactions. Pharmacists discussed the steps to implement to carry out those studies that are particulary important to asses the quality of the compounded preparations in hospital pharmacies.
Highlights
This opinion paper describes the discussions of the attendees of the last GERPAC European conference workshop on the question of chemical stability and container-content interactions
Pharmacists discussed the steps to implement to carry out those studies that are particulary important to asses the quality of the compounded preparations in hospital pharmacies
Most of the participants were familiar with the Methodological guidelines [1] for stability studies of hospital pharmaceutical preparations edited in 2013 by GERPAC and the French society for clinical pharmacy (SFPC) and has used it for the implementation of a stability study
Summary
This opinion paper describes the discussions of the attendees of the last GERPAC European conference workshop on the question of chemical stability and container-content interactions. Pharmacists discussed the steps to implement to carry out those studies that are particulary important to asses the quality of the compounded preparations in hospital pharmacies. The 21st European conference of the Group of Evaluation and Research for Protection in Areas under Control (GERPAC) has devoted a breakout session on methods for the study of physico-chemical stability and containercontent interactions concerning hospital preparations on 3 October 2018.
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