Compounding Faculty Meeting: “Policy & Procedure Best Practices: What You Have vs. What You Need”
Date: Tuesday, September 10, 2024
Time: 1:30 pm EDT, 12:30 pm CDT, 11:30 am MDT, 10:30 am PDT
Topic: Policy & Procedure Best Practices: What You Have vs. What You Need
Host: Ernie Gates
Speaker: Michelle Woosley, PharmD, MBA, is an accomplished pharmacy leader, consultant, and certified executive coach with over 23 years of industry experience. Michelle specializes in assessing and aligning pharmacy operations to meet regulatory standards and accreditation requirements.
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Policy & Procedure Best Practices: What You Have vs. What You Need
Inspection Tips and Insights
Let’s be honest. Writing, developing, reviewing, revising, and maintaining policies and procedures is daunting. Many pharmacies choose to purchase their policies and procedures from a 3rd party entity and want to call it a day. In the binder and on the shelf they go. Problem solved; box checked. “Yes, we have a SOP for that” becomes the answer during an inspection or audit. But do you have what you really need?
Policies and standard operating procedures are vastly different yet are often looked at as one in the same. This presentation will break down the differences between them and talk about some of the most common missing and needed pharmacy policies and compounding SOPs. Topics covered will include DSCSA, vendor management, organizational structure, compounding procedures, staff training, competency assessments, and more.
Join us to learn more about recent gaps and trends in policy and procedure management.
This meeting will not offer CE.
This meeting is open to all Pharmacy Professionals:
- ACA Members – Free
- Non-Members – $10
Registration is required.
Our Speaker:
Michelle Woosley, PharmD, MBA, is an accomplished pharmacy leader, consultant, and certified executive coach with over 23 years of industry experience. She has worked in a wide variety of pharmacy settings including community pharmacy and outpatient services, home infusion, specialty pharmacy, inpatient pharmacy, and compounding pharmacy. Michelle specializes in assessing and aligning pharmacy operations to meet regulatory standards and accreditation requirements. She has extensive knowledge of pharmacy operations, sterile compounding, nonsterile compounding, quality management, and policy and procedure development. Over the last eight years, Michelle has worked with clients across the country to improve operational efficiencies and ensure compliance.
As an executive coach, Michelle is passionate about working with pharmacists, pharmacy teams, managers, and executive leaders to generate important insight, gain clarity, improve focus, and optimize performance. She is a writer, speaker, and an advocate for women in leadership. Michelle resides in Louisville, Kentucky, and is a competitive tennis player, a Derby veteran, and she knows good bourbon.
