(GRP) good radiopharmaceutical practice in hospital pharmacy subject

2. GRP means GMP applied to radiopharmaceuticals
because of special nature of these products. The
GRP are the guidelines designed , documented
and implemented for the protection of workers,
patients and preparation of safe
radiopharmaceutical.

3. By following GRP the quality built into:
1) Process preparation
2) Administered to patient
3) QC testing

4. GRP CONCERNS
with :
1) Personnel
2) Premises & equipments
3) Preparation
PERSONNEL :
All personnel employed in areas where radioactive products are manufactured should be
qualified.

5. PREMISES & EQUIPMENTS :
GRP requirements for radio pharmacy are:
1) Design and location of radio
pharmacy
2) Minimal access to public
and patient

6. 3) Protect the product against
environmental contamination
4) Clean and disinfected surface

7. 5) Monitoring contamination level 6) Ventilation to provide clean air
supply