Learning By Conversation

Why Join our monthly Salons:

 

  • Participate in interactive session for brainstorming with experts and peers
  • Access recordings of sessions for revisiting key points
  • Choose from multiple round table discussions every month
  • Gain concrete take-aways for immediate implementation

Compounding Monthly Salons

January: Fireside Chat – Creating Protocols for Effective Treatment Of Disorders Effecting the Brain
  • How this came about, Treating Vets with traumatic brain injuries and ptsd – case study
  • Demonstrate applications that can be applied to a wide variety of issues affecting literally every family in the U.S.
  • Explore practice types and groups that could employ these protocols
February: Regulatory Update and Inspection Trends for 503As and 503B's

503A: Updates on USP 795, 797

503B: Trends in 503B Inspections

March: Retention and Hiring; Staff Development & Advancement
  • Learn ways to develop a culture that makes employees want to stay and resist poachers who offer more money
  • Gain an understanding of what millennials want in their job and their future
  • Identify ways to promote internally and recognize different types of leaders and the roles they can play in your organization
April: 503A and 503B specific salons

503A –Technicians; Are you effectively moving into leadership roles?

  • Identify all types of leaders and don’t expect them to be the same type of leaders – square pegs in square holes, round pegs in round holes
  • Prepare for a different perspective then what you had at your previous job
  • Solve problems of being new leaders through obtaining effective training

503B – Navigating the complexities of state licensing for 503Bs

  • State licenses for 503B’s, outsourcing license, wholesale/distribution license, pharmacy license, manufacturing license? 
  • Required FDA Inspections and the pandemic struggle
  • Disciplinary actions associated with FDA 483 Observations
  • Pharmacists license required in states
May: Essentially A Copy – A Challenge for Both 503As and 503Bs
  • Understand what drugs need to be compounded from an API
  • Learn why? Is it primarily due to drug shortage or a clinical need?
  • Review how hospitals attest a clinical need to purchase 503B products?
  • Explore if the FDA drug shortage list accurately reflect shortages in the field?
  • Hypothesize for 503As what is the primary driver to compound from API?  Is it a patient specific
June: 503A and 503B specific salons

503A – Compliance: Abby Roth, Founder/Microbiologist, Pure Microbiology

  • Identify the conflicts between USP 797 the FDA’s Insanitary Conditions Document 
  • Explain how USP 797 compliance intersects USP 800 compliance
  • Evaluate your current operations for compliance opportunities

503B – How to address opioid state fee

  • How many states do you currently pay the fees for?  Do you anticipate the number increasing?
  • Are the fees excessive for a 503B vs manufacturers?
  • DO you see value in lobbying to get these fees reduced?
July: Preventing Process Deviations in A Fluctuating Workforce
  • Explain why deviations are a big deal
  • Identify what causes of major deviations
  • Review what kind of deviations we are seeing

Who Should Attend

Quality Assurance

General Counsel

Quality Control

Pharmacy Services

Pharmacy Operations

Facilities Management

Owner / President / CEO

Supervising pharmacist or non-pharmacist manager equivalent

Compliance

Facility manager

Policy and Regulatory Affairs

Infection control lead

Legal

Process improvement

Industries

503A Compounding Pharmacies Community Pharmacies
503B Compounding Pharmacies Specialty Pharmacies
Hospital Pharmacies Nuclear Pharmacies
Cannabis Pharmacogenomics
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