Hospital PharmacyMartin Stephens |
Contents
The future | 42 |
History | 48 |
Nonsterile manufacture | 54 |
Aseptic preparation | 60 |
Education and training for hospital technical services | 67 |
The NHS quality agenda and the role of the QA pharmacist | 74 |
Quality assurance of aseptic services | 80 |
Environmental monitoring services | 86 |
External influences on strategic medicines management in hospitals | 165 |
Managing risk | 171 |
Supporting intermediate and continuing care services for the elderly | 198 |
Electronic data interchange | 204 |
Further reading | 210 |
13 | 220 |
Managing services | 233 |
15 | 253 |
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