Identification should include
- reviewing the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's (USFDA) Orange Book equivalence formulary revision
- reviewing how to perform medication room audits
- evaluating the performance of wholesalers.
See ASHP 3.10, 4.8.
Process/Skill Questions:
- What are some examples of common drug misadventures related to products and/or supplies?
- How does the pharmacy technician in a practice setting play an integral role in preventing drug misadventures?
- Which daily tasks of the pharmacy technician require special attention to accuracy and double-checking to assure that medical misadventures do not occur?
- Why is it important for the pharmacy technician to be detail-oriented in daily tasks to ensure that medical misadventures do not occur?