1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 The Biomedical Laboratory Technician in the hospital pharmacy
1.2 Numbers in oncology
1.3 Principles of chemoterapy
1.4 Principles of antitumor chemoterapy
1.5 Story of antitumor chemoterapy
1.6 New therapeutic approaches in oncology

2. THE HOSPITAL PHARMACY SERVICE
2.1 The Hospital Pharmacy service: general information
2.2 Compounding Center
2.2.1 Definition of “pharmaceutical compounding”
2.2.2 Compounding Center and quality
2.2.3 Validation process of the galenic production process
2.3 Regulatory aspects and technical standards
2.3.1 The rules of galenic preparation
2.3.2 “Good manufacturing practice in pharmacy”
2.4 Reorganization of Clinical Galenic Laboratories into a Compounding Center: example of a field project

3. ANTIBLASTIC DRUGS UNIT
3.1 Because it was born Antiblastic Drugs Unit
3.2 Management of antineoplastic therapy: prescription, preparation and administration
3.3 The role of the Biomedical Laboratory Technician in the preparation of oncological therapies
3.4 Biological drugs and their use in oncohematology
3.5 Hospital management of experimental drugs

4. THE STERILE GALENIC LABORATORY
4.1 Artificial nutrition in adults
4.2 Artificial nutrition in neonatology
4.3 Sterile preparations (external use): eye drops, solutions
4.4 Sterile preparations (intravenous use): antibiotics, antifungals
4.5 Pain therapy: elastomer blends
4.6 Single-dose syringes set up
4.7 The not sterile galenic laboratory