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#WORLD OF GOO INCINERATION DESTINATION REGISTRATION#

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#WORLD OF GOO INCINERATION DESTINATION REGISTRATION#

Details on the label should be checked, including patient name, hospital registration number, drug, dose, fluid volume, route of administration, duration of infusion, date and time of preparation and expiration, recommended storage conditions, and any additional warning or advisory notes. A system must be in place to allow the checking of volumes used in the preparation process. A visual inspection of the finished product should be performed by the checker for particulates, clarity, and colour and to check the container for possible leaks.

All components used should be verified as appropriate. A volume calculation check should be done. The finished product must be checked before release by a pharmacist or experienced certified technician (the checker) following strict SOPs as allowed by regulations in the jurisdiction.

Section 29 – Safe handling of hazardous drugs in research facilities.

Section 27 – Computerised prescribing, dispensing and administration.

Section 17 – Warning staff of the presence of cytotoxic drugs.

Section 15 – Waste handling and patient excreta.

Section 14 – Cytotoxic spills, extravasation, and other incidents.

Section 12 – Safe administration of cytotoxic drugs and monoclonal antibodies.

Section 10 – Cytotoxic drug contamination monitoring.

Section 8 – Containment primary engineering controls (C-PECs).

Section 7 – Containment systems (including closed-system transfer devices (CSTDs)).

Section 6 – Facilities for sterile cytotoxic reconstitution and personal protective equipment.

Section 5 – Hierarchic order in protection measures.

Section 2 – Transport of cytotoxic drugs.

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