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5. RECEIVING AND TRANSPORT 5.3.2 Delivery Containers RATING: ++ Ensure that the hazardous drug delivery containers from manufacturers and distributors are properly identified. RECOMMENDATIONS 5.3.2.1 The Drug Purchasing Managers should ensure that: ‣ the manufacturers and distributors package hazardous drugs separately from other drugs. This recommendation is generally applied in Canada by the distributors of the antineoplastic drugs used in oncology. Until regulatory consensus has been reached in Canada regarding the necessary precautions for other hazardous drugs, we feel it is not very realistic to require distributors to provide separate packaging and labeling for other drugs not used in oncology. ‣ the manufacturers and distributors package antineoplastic drugs in a plastic bag placed inside a properly sealed cardboard box marked with the symbol C (cytotoxic). If this cardboard box is placed in a rigid delivery container, the container must also be marked with the symbol C (cytotoxic). The delivery container may contain other, nonhazardous drugs. ‣ the distributor cleans the delivery containers regularly. For the sake of efficiency, these measures may be carried out at a regional or provincial level. ASHP, p. 1175 ♦ NIOSH, p. 12 5.3.3 Handling Hazardous Drug Delivery Containers RATING: +++ Ensure that hazardous drug delivery containers are unpacked in the Pharmacy Department. RECOMMENDATIONS 5.3.3.1 The receiving dock workers should check the integrity of the delivery containers upon receipt; in the event of breakage or a damaged parcel likely to cause a spill, apply the Spill Protocol (Appendix 4). 5.3.3.2 Delivery containers should immediately be taken by to the Pharmacy Department by the receiving dock workers or the distributor. 5.3.3.3 The receiving dock or storeroom workers should not open the delivery containers. Only the Pharmacy Department workers are authorized to proceed with the unpacking and subsequent steps. 5.3.3.4 The delivery containers should be handled with care to avoid breakage of the hazardous drug containers and should not be left unattended in a corridor. APES, p. 5-35 ♦ ASHP, p. 1175 ♦ OPQ, Section 6.2 5-2 ASSTSAS PREVENTION GUIDE – SAFE HANDLING OF HAZARDOUS DRUGS
5. RECEIVING AND TRANSPORT 5.3.4 Spill Kit RATING: +++ Ensure the availability of a spill kit for the management of spills. RECOMMENDATIONS 5.3.4.1 Damaged containers should be handled like spills. To limit exposure, a damaged container should never be returned to the manufacturer or distributor. The manufacturer or distributor must, however, be advised in writing and the event should be documented (e.g. supporting material, photos). See Section 12 regarding spills. (++) 5.3.4.2 A spill kit must be available in areas where hazardous drugs are received. ASHP, p. 1175-76, 1183 ♦ CSHP, Section 8.15.3 ♦ NIOSH, p. 11, 12, 18 ♦ ONS, p. 31-32 ♦ OSHA, Sections Vc5, Vc6 PREVENTION GUIDE – SAFE HANDLING OF HAZARDOUS DRUGS ASSTSAS 5-3
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16. REFERENCES 16 REFERENCES AHQ [1
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16. REFERENCES Nygren O., Lundgren
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