From Blueprint to Behavior: Integrated Strategies for USP <797> and <800> Cleanrooms and Safe Compounding Workflows

Format:
Live presentation with Q&A.

Dates:
Thursday, December 3, 2026
Thursday, December 10, 2026

$399

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Maintaining an exceptional compounding environment requires a unified approach that connects cleanroom architecture to daily bench operations.

USP <797> and USP <800> define the spatial, HVAC, and containment requirements for a cleanroom, but even the most expensive setup can experience containment breaches if workflow, material handling, and technician behavior are overlooked.

About this Master Class

This two-part series provides pharmacy leaders and frontline staff with an actionable, end-to-end blueprint for facility safety. By connecting architectural strategies for USP-compliant cleanrooms with human-centered workflow design inside the hood, participants will learn how to eliminate invisible exposure risks, streamline daily operations, lower cognitive load on technicians, and build a sustainable culture of safety.

Who should attend

Pharmacist in Charge (PICs)
Designated Persons
Compounding Technicians

What you’ll gain

A roadmap for identifying hidden exposure risks, optimizing cleanroom layouts, and standardizing bench-level workflows.
Clear translation of USP requirements into intuitive, real-world systems.
Strategies to reduce errors, protect personnel, and maintain an uncompromising standard of compounding safety.

Thursday, December 3, 2026, 12 PM ET

Topics:

  • Differentiating between compliance and human-centered risk management.
  • Airflow-driven, human-driven, and cleaning-driven migration pathways for aerosolized powder and charged particulates.
  • Applying human engineering principles to PEC workflows.
  • Safely Integrating paper, printers, and scanners into the compounding process.
  • Best practices for material handling.

Thursday, December 10 2026, 12 PM ET

Topics:

  • Decoding design and engineering related to USP chapters.
  • Establishing relationship and timelines from initial capacity modeling and workflow processes through design and construction cycles.
  •  Mastering the mechanics of HEPA-filtered ceiling supply, low-wall returns, and maintaining the strict negative or positive pressures required by USP.
Meet the Presenter

Bryan Prince, MBA

Senior Associate,Senior Lab Planner and Compounding Specialist Ci Design, Inc.

“Safety in a compounding pharmacy cannot be achieved by compliance alone; it is an active, daily practice driven by human behavior and thoughtful design.”