657—13.32 (155A) Patient or caregiver education and training. If sterile preparations are provided to the patient in the home environment, the pharmacist, in conjunction with nursing or medical personnel, shall verify and document the patient’s or caregiver’s training and competence in managing the type of prescribed therapy.
	 13.32(1) Pharmacist involvement. A pharmacist shall be actively involved in patient training processes relating to drug compounding, labeling, administration, storage, stability, compatibility, or disposal. The pharmacist shall continually reassess the patient’s or caregiver’s competency in these areas.
	 13.32(2) Demonstration and practice. Training programs shall include hands-on demonstrations and practice with actual items that the patient or caregiver is expected to use in managing the specific type of therapy.
	 13.32(3) Additional training tools. Printed materials and posttraining verbal counseling shall be used periodically, as appropriate, to reinforce initial training programs and to ensure the patient’s or caregiver’s continuing correct and complete fulfillment of responsibilities.