Competency information

Details

Perform successful broth transfer test

Considerations

  • UK regulatory requirements that apply to the design and operation of radiopharmacies.
  • Activities normally undertaken in a hospital radiopharmacy.
  • Consolidated Human Medicines Regulations 2012
  • The Medicines Act 1968 and its implication to medicines preparation activities, with particular attention on hospital-based work.
  • EU Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP).
  • Pharmaceutical microbiology:
    • microorganisms, microbial growth (form and actions of microbes)
    • sources of microbiological contamination
    • potential risks from microbial contamination (pathogens and infection risks)
    • spoilage and control/preservation.
  • Quality assurance in radiopharmacy in particular and describe the most important means of control of aseptic preparation and how the principles of quality assurance are routinely applied in a radiopharmaceutical production system.

Relevant learning outcomes

# Outcome
# 1 Outcome Use the correct local procedures for entering and leaving the different types of controlled area within the department.