QSPP Testing
Focus on product quality with education and potency testing.
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Labs online, non-sterile compounding
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2 end-product potency tests
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Detailed test reports
Strengthen your
QSPP readiness
Medisca brings together professional training, end-product potency testing and quality resources to help Australian compounding pharmacies strengthen their practices and prepare for QSPP assessments.
What QSPP means
for your pharmacy
The Quality and Safety Pharmacy Program (QSPP) establishes accreditation standards for Australian community pharmacies, including requirements relevant to compounding, staff competency, documented procedures and quality assurance.
For compounding pharmacies, preparation goes beyond having policies in place. It involves maintaining appropriate procedures, demonstrating staff competency and keeping records that show how quality systems are followed in daily practice. Understanding the applicable requirements helps identify gaps and prepare for your next assessment.

Choose your QSPP
Support Package
Whether your priority is testing, training or both, choose the package that fits your pharmacy's needs and helps you prepare for your QSPP assessment.
Focus on product quality with education and potency testing.
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Bring training and potency testing together in one package.
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Develop your team's knowledge and practical skills.
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Get ready with our
QSPP webinar
On November 10, 2026, join Patricia Ullmann, Director of Public Affairs & Education AUS, for practical insights into QSPP requirements for compounding pharmacies.
Learn about staff competency, documented procedures, risk assessment and final-product potency testing, with guidance to help you evaluate your pharmacy's current practices and identify areas for improvement.

Build more consistent workflows with downloadable, customisable SOPs that simplify documentation, organise records and strengthen quality management.
Stay informed on
QSPP requirements
Access official QSPP guidance to review the requirements, assessment expectations and supporting information relevant to your compounding pharmacy.