Critical Updates on FDA Regulation of In-Office Use Compounded Injectable Materials WEBINAR: “Oh No! Do I have to comply with all this?”

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“Can I order compounded injectables for in-office use?”
“Can I have an IV Happy Hour Bar?”
“Do I need to buy my own laminar flow hood to continue doing IVs?”

For all these questions and more, the answer is “it depends…”

The FDA has cracked down on compounded injectable solutions for in-office use after an outbreak of fungal meningitis was attributed to a contaminated compounded product that killed 55 people and sickened 700 nationally. FDA regulations have been an ever moving and baffling target, largely resulting in providers needing to order compounded injectables in individual doses for specific patients only, thereby increasing costs, delaying timely treatment, and creating barriers to patient care.

Dr. Paul Anderson has spent the last two years sorting through official documents, consulting with industry experts including pharmacy and legal professionals, and conducting personal investigations for private medical practices impacted by the FDA rules. In this course, Dr. A consolidates the laws and rules you need to observe, will walk you through best clinical practices for enhanced patient safety, and will answer all your questions about how to legally use injectable compounded medications in your practice.

This is a MUST TAKE seminar for anyone who does IVs.