When gravimetry is debated by sponsors of clinical studies

Cancer research has grown significantly in recent years with the advent of targeted therapies and immunotherapies. Hospital pharmacies with clinical trials and production units need to manage and produce these new drugs. Unlike the industry, where processes are automated, hospital pharmacy processes are often manual. The flow of these experimental drugs should be secured.1 Hospital pharmacies can choose from several production in-process control methods, the most common of which is human-visual double-checking or computer-assisted preparation with automated visual control by camera or automated gravimetric control by connected scales. This method, which uses computer-assisted double-checking, has …