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      Training and Assessment Program for the Compounding of Sterile Preparations
These files are provided as a staff development resource. Please feel free to use them at your own risk as the compounding requirements are subject to change.  To download, right click on a file and select "Save Target As...". We welcome your feedback, send any comments to Kimberley Hite, Pharm.D.
 
Overview Presentation from 2005 KSHP Spring Meeting [Powerpoint: 1.01Mb]
USP<797> Pharmaceutical Compounding – Sterile Products [Powerpoint: 342kb]
Theoretical Principles and Practical Skills of Aseptic Manipulations [Powerpoint: 1.6Mb]
Pharmacy Calculations [Powerpoint: 208kb]
Practical Exam and Media-Fill Test Procedure and Assessment Form [Excel: 26kb]
      Hospital Emergency Preparedness
These files are provided as a staff development resource.  To download any of the files, right click on a file and select "Save Target As...".   Please feel free to use them at your own risk as subject matter may change.   We welcome your feedback, send any comments to John Armitstead, MS, FASHP
 
ASHP Statements
Summary of the Executive Session on Emergency Preparedness and the Pharmaceutical Supply Chain [PDF: 90kb]
Statement on the Role of Health-System Pharmacists in Emergency Preparedness [PDF: 45kb]

2006 Kentucky Pharmacist Counter-terrorism Preparedness Program
Obtain CE and view this 2006 program on the UK Continuing Education website.

Module 1: Viral Agents - Craig Martin, PharmD
Module 2: ocusing on Potential Bacterial Weapons - Robert P Rapp, PharmD, FCCP
Module 3:Organophosphates and Nerve Agents - Craig Martin, PharmD

UK Hospital Emergency Incident Command System (HEICS)
Overview of HEICS [Powerpoint: 510kb]
Policy PH-16-03: Hospital Emergency Incident Command System [PDF: 30kb]
HEICS Job Action Sheet - Pharmacy Unit Leader [MSWord: 510kb]

Suggested Resources on the Web
 Disaster Preparedness and Pharmacy: An Important Partnership (US Pharmacist) [external link]
Emergency Preparedness and Response (CDC) [external link]
 HEICS III [external link]
Kentucky Division of Emergency Management [external link]
 Responding First to Bioterrorism (The National Academies) [external link]
 Terrorism Response and Preparedness Training (UK) [external link]
 

 
   
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