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ILAPHAR | Revista de la OFIL

ILAPHAR | Revista de la OFIL

Revista de la Organización de Farmacéuticos | Ibero-latinoamericanos | Ibero Latin American Journal of Health System Pharmacy

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Failure mode effect analysis applied to magistral preparation

Galván-Banqueri M, Santos-Rubio MD, Espejo-Gutiérrez de Tena E, Espinosa-Bosch M, Vega-Coca MD, Alfaro-Lara ER

Unidad de Gestión Clínica de Farmacia. Hospital Universitario Virgen del Rocío. Sevilla (España)

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Rev. OFIL 2016, 26;2:95-100

Fecha de recepción: 09/09/2015 – Fecha de aceptación: 22/02/2016

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SUMMARY

Objectives: To identify the risks in the magistral preparation in order to improve the safety of the usual procedures.

Methods: We used the methodology Failure Mode Effect Analysis (FMEA). A multidisciplinary team identified potential failure modes of the procedure through a brainstorming. We assessed the impact associated with each failure mode with the Risk Priority Number (RPN), which involves three variables: occurrence, severity and detectability. Improvement measures were established for all identified failure modes, those with RPN > 100 are considered critical. The final RPN (theoretical) that would result from the proposed measures was also calculated and the process was redesigned.

Results: The process was divided in six sub-processes: reception and interpretation of the prescription, documentation, preparation of the data-processing, material preparation, magistral preparation and conditioning (packaging and labelling) and storage. 24 failure modes, with 38 cases and with varying effects (severity 6-2) were evaluated. The sub-processes with more failure modes with NPR >100 was the conditioning and storage. The most effective improvement measures were: implemented reinforcement training, train, train and stability in the post personnel and discard all magistral unidentified.

Conclusions: The FMEA methodology was a useful tool when applied to magistral preparation. It allowed us to reduce the risk significantly.

Key Words: Failure mode effect analysis, safety, quality, risk, master formulas.

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Correspondencia:

Mercedes Galván Banqueri

C/ Manila, 2 – bloque 13, 5ºa

41020 Sevilla

Correo electrónico: mercedesgalvanbanqueri@gmail.com

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ISSN Edición impresa: 1131-9429
ISSN Edición electrónica: 1699-714X

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